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Right – I don’t see a lot of volunteers rushing to sign on, particularly as some scientists have called for volunteers for a one-way trip; these people will never see their loved ones again.Personally I would not choose Mars. It takes too long to get there and back, nobody would tolerate wasting a year and a half of their lives on just one commute there and back.
This will not happen on the moon, which is essentially sterile. If the Moon has not evolved life in 4.5 billion years, we’re probably not going to jump start it ourselves.Thats why I suggest the closest object to Earth. And instead of wasting money and effort building factories I say we should just fire cheap rockets of bacteria and algae or whatever simple biological life-form will start the process towards creating an atmosphere.