Re: send humans to Titan, it isn't a question of physics, it's a question of time, technology and commitment
Daniel <[email protected]>
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"Jim Wilkins" <[email protected]> writes: > "Daniel" wrote in message news:874ih0numc.fsf@rpi3... > > a425couple <[email protected]> writes: > >> from >> https://spacedaily.com/t-a-real-group-of-scientists-and-engineers-spent-two-days-in-boulder-this-june-asking-what-it-would-actually-take-to-send-humans-to-titan-and-their-honest-answer-was-that-it-isnt-a-question-of-physics/ > > Whoever funded this clearly had cash to burn. > -------------------------------------------------- > > That's a waste. The Titan mission will be crewed by non-humanoid AI > robots immune to the environment and able to crawl, swim or fly as > appropriate. We already have them on Mars. > > There is plenty of less challenging uninhabited land on Earth. > https://study.com/learn/lesson/desert-geographic-location-formation.html Far more realistic to send bots. But sending humans? psh