What positive things can I say about your planet with regards to interplanetary tourism?
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I would put up an advertisement like this:\n\nPlanet Earth is covered in Fields.\n\nFor all you little ones to practise their markings on.\n\nTraditionally earthling's leave their cattle out at night.\n\nFeel free to take DNA sample's.\n\nPlenty of unintelligent people.\n\nTake you pick on who to abduct today!!!!!!!!!\n\nPLANET EARTH.......a fun planet for all the family!!!!!      :o)
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When you sit back and look at the big picture, space exploration is a worthy investment.  Indeed, a number of the items we have today were spin offs of the research that went into space related industries.  The Plastics industry alone makes more money in one year than has ever been spent on the space budget.  \n\nAnyways, while we should always tend to our basic needs, we will eventually run low of resources and space on this planet.  Assuming that we don't have a great die-off of our population due to the scarcity of necessary items, we will need to colonize other planets to make room for everyone.  Hence, cities on the moon, mars, maybe terraforming venus may become options in the not so distant future.
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Paraphrased from a research paper I wrote on this topic:\nNo.  They have given us many benefits and new technology, including: Teflon, many medical advances (pacemakers, etc.), remote control toys, microelectronics, infrared cameras, ATMs, satellite TV, and much more.  If for nothing else, space exploration will provide us a competitive edge in the world market, by developing new technologies, and possibly answers to the deepest questions of mankind.
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I think that a return to space is inevitable, and will reap enormous benefits in our understanding of ecology, medicine, electronics, propulsion and power generation, food production, and a host of other areas that we can only guess at from this side of the process. \nMars is a good goal, simply because, as JFK said, "it is hard." Landing on, and staying on, Mars, or the moon, is a tremendous undertaking, and one well worthwhile.\nThe problem, as I see it, is that while we are wasting so much of our energy combatting phantoms, we may find it difficult to coordinate the necessary effort to succeed in such an endeavor.\nSo until "terror" stops being the driving force in American politics, I think any serious striving for "progress" will be put on the back burner.\nAnd that is a terrifying though, isn't it?
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It's nice. Are you talking about aliens?
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Lets see how nifty each planet is!!!  xD\n\nMercury:  It has extremly hot days and extremly cold nights!!  Everyday while the sun is shining you could go swimming!  Or stuff like that!  But you couldn't plant a garden.  =(  But you COULD grill hambergers without spending a billion and two bucks with a grill.  You wouldn't have to use the microwave in order to make hot coco  At night it's cold, you could make a dirt snowman. o.0 there is no snow on Mercury.  Or you would watch your bugers freeze and you could keep your icecream all nice and cold! ^_^\n\nVenus:  Extremly acidic weather, pretty nifty! Robots disinagrate in it's weather in 2 hours.  Pretty dang nifty if you ask me!  Enough has been told!!!  ♥ Venus\nEarth:  Our home planet, pretty senery, accual trees and lakes here!\n\nMars:  Has 3 mile high mountain, Mount Olympus!!! ((is that what it's called?)) *drools*  Scale it!  Live it!  Rock climbing!  Repelling!  falling off of it!!!  *ohh that's fun*  It has burly a land scape, but who cares?  With a VERY tall mountain!  ^_^\n\nJupiter:  Biggist hurricane in the solar system, a lot of moons, each comes with a different theme!  *Europa would be cool*  Is the biggest planet in the solar system!!!\n  \nSaturn:  Nifty rings!!  Can float in water!  Is the lightest planet EVER and a really big one also!  Almost as big as Jupiter!  Has a really cool color!  The rings would be so awsome to invent sports on!  To make colonies there, to put theme parks there!  Ohh heaven!\n\nNeptune:  Pretty blue planet, freakish weather with the Scooter going around it every once in a while!  Pretty big with nifty moons!  Very calming to look at, and day and night you could see the stars!!!\n\nUranus:  It's axis are totaly messed up!  Insted of horozontal they're virtical!  It would be so cool to see the sun!  Has a greenish color, its atmosphere has a lot of ammonia so you don't really need to go buy the Pine Sol in order to clean your bathroom!  Very nice color, very nice moons, and you can see the crystal clear sky with the stars glistening, and the ring around it!\n\nPluto:  Cold!  Ice!  2-3 miles round!!  Small small SMALL!!!  It's moon is 2/3 the size of it, scientists wonder if it should even be called a planet, or at least both of them planets!  Pretty nifty\nSedna:  Don't know about it!\nPlanet X:  Does it RLLY exist???\n\nIndesisive!!!  Love Saturn's rings, love Mars and Neptune.  I would go with either Uranus or Mars.  ^_^
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I already have an honorary citizenship of the great antartic continent,they have nothing to offer but peace,tranquility, and some nice scenery. No laws to speak of only treaties, and some of the nicest citizens on the globe working to keep it that way........\nmember of the chosen frozen 1999
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positive: \n\necon: brings in people, people spend money in your city\nenviro: tourists may be the reason a city might plant more trees and parks and edifice to attract more tourists\ncultr: broadens native horizons, shares native culture with outside world\nsoc: boosts understanding and pulls people closer\n\nnegative:\n\necon: businesses may lowers prices for competitiveness in gaining customers, workers may have less wage money\nenviro: trash from tourists, no where to bury them!\ncultr: contamination of a pure and pristine culture by mixing it and making it less "whole" \nsoc: some tourists might stay, and not all tourists are good people, so they may settle and bring bad influence to the society.
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Still human being cannot determine simpler and safer way to get to the local orbit, let alone Mars together with long haul voyages, nowadays human's intellect is only good to sell the Moon's 'lands' for the future-based villas and finding idiotic 'smiles' on the Martian surface, unfortunately.   \ncheers
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Yes, You might have heard about terraforming. Recently i gave a seminar on it. It is the method to transform the mars so that its environment can support life as earth do.  But the only thing required is you and we to get together and work hard with unity for this project. This project is neither going to be of one country or one group but the entire man kind has to work together for it
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Well I feel so the way U feel.Its a wastage of time,money and also the fuel(which is already very less).\nBut,there is no alternative. Earth is over-crowded and we have to find living conditions on other Planets.So,Its important.
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interplanetary  \nA adjective \n 1  interplanetary\n \n   between or among planets; "interplanetary travel
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It's a renewable resource, and can provide electricity in places that otherwise would have none at all.\n\nIt also helps all those satellites and space crafts in service for such long periods of time.\n\nIt's not the most practible source of energy here on Earth but it is something that can be built upon.
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I am a member of the Jules Verne Forum based in Israel. If you tell me what the questions are, I will pass them on to the forum (which gets contributions from translators, professors and NASA scientists)
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How will you keep warm?\nIt will be lonely without other people, including women.\nYou need to work on modular housing for atmospheric-interior pressure differentials.\nYou need to know where the water is located and how to get a handle on it.\nYou need energy source(s).\nYou need entirely new clothing and suit for outdoors.\nYou need a food supply and a plan for replenishment.\nWhat is most valuable or needed will not be known for sure until people gain experience by living there.\nLots of people will also need a Doctor/Surgeon.\nYou will need to visit Finland first.\nYou will need to know sub-surface temperatures, have a piping engineer, a construction engineer (specialized).\nShould you live underground? How far? What about meteorites?\nHow best to make use of existing terrain? Needs a very old geologist with lots of experience everywhere.\nWhat about people who become criminals or go nuts? You need to be able to send them back to earth...the alternatives are not pretty.\nYou need lots of energy-efficient bio-friendly lighting, especially to avoid depression.\nSame for plants -- which ones? Some colorful veggies and flowers, for sure.\nSo you will also need gardeners, horticulturist.\nYou will need excavating equipment that operates in this environment.\nWhat kind of transportation is best for Mars??????\n\nJust a start, but if you do not think of these things first, you will have trapped yourself in a place worse than Earth, though that may be hard to imagine until you consider the matter.\n\nShould weapons be allowed or banned?\nHow will the community be governed?\nDemocracy would apply to some things, in other cases the person who knows must be dictator, lest unforgiving mistakes result.\n\nMany things we take for granted here will need constant monitoring. More recycling necessary, less garbage.\n\nWhat about long distance transport, need aircraft adapted to Martian atmospheric conditions.\n\nThis all has to grow for many, many years before it will approach self-sustaining. Meanwhile, without planet Earth to call on for help...\n\nVisit Biosphere and Antarctica before you decide
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Hi. I read your other answer. See below. The atmosphere is almost 93,000 000 miles away, so don't worry. Earth is more that just wonderful. It is exceedingly rare in my opinion. Together with the Moon, her oceans, her temperature, her atmospheric environment - all these make for an unusual combination of life supporting qualities. We should cherish this home we have.\n----------------------\n"This is wonderfull idea! Just imagine if could expand the size of our tiny little planet.\n\nOn the downside though, it is believed that the dimensions of earth is perfect for the exixtence of life on it. if we made her any bigger, our atmosphere would be too close to the sun, and earth would fry like a tomato.\n\nJust my opinion."
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I like lonely planet.