NASA Planning on One-Way Manned Trip to Mars

#61

I think they’d go to Harpoons first.

#62

There is absolutely NO gravity on the ISS, Mars would be similar, to a lesser extent- they work out regularly to maintain their physique and well being as on the ISS.

#63

there is gravity in the ISS, in fact greater than that of Mars, it’s around 88% of regular Earth gravity

what do you think holds the ISS orbiting through Earth anyway? it’s Earth’s gravity…

they have the feeling of weightlessness because the movement pattern the ISS has while orbiting Earth puts them in a permanent state of free fall, but not of lack of gravity

what you feel when you’re on the ground is not gravity itself but the opposing force the ground exerts on you, since during free fall you don’t feel that force, you remain in a state of apparent weightlessness, but that doesn’t mean gravity is nonexistent

#64

I thought of saying what was in this post,

but then realized it doesn’t matter because the ISS as an isolated system does not place any significant gravity of its own upon the apodianauts in the way that Mars would attract its settlers.

#65

No, there are only traces of Oxygen.

#66

fucking swords and battle axes, man

#67

only real men can fight in mars

#68

The best part is that gravity will be lower, so people can wield heavier high-mass weaponry.

#69

I maintain giant harpoons are the way to go.

#70

Am I the only one here in favour of corrosive chemical weaponry?

#71

Bow and arrow.

I win.

#72

GODDAMN HARPOONS

#73

JeffMod: humans are violent and sucks alot

Everyone Else: STFU we are not

JeffMod: leaves

Everyone Else: hey guys what would be the best way to kill people on mars

#74

Someonerandm: Harpoons.

#75

Damn right

#76

Slow reload, amirite?

#77

A bear-trap launcher

#78

These guys:

You now have the Dr Mario theme in your head.[/SIZE]

#79

But they’re harpoons, so it doesn’t matter.

#80

Huge ass-chain with a metal spiked ball on the end, and then swing it around to kill everyone in the immediate area.

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