do you think they have already to start up another earth?

Question

hi, i was just answering another question, when i thought i would ask this,do you think the space station is there for other reasons other than wat wer told?
do you think that they have started another population already on another planet, i think they have, it makes scence as now they have relised just how bad they have ruined our planet now there looking to experiment new ideas for the next one so they dont stuff that one up to, i know it sounds a little far fetched but,
when they have taken all the oil and gass coal and from our planet how will they make as much money to keep them all power full leaders?
they really cant unless they have already started to think of other ways already thats why there not doing much to change the ways they do things even thou they know wat there doing is wrong, our plates that we live on will start to grinde ad sink without oil and gas dont you think?
more volanos will erupt poison us or even worst they will send us into another ice age,

Answer 1

no

Even if the space station was doing things that we do not know about, these "secret mission" would still be restricted by the station's orbit and size. It is so close to Earth that the station would not be much help in going to the Moon, for example. That is why all the probes sent to other planets (and comets, and asteroids) are launched directly from Earth, not via the station.

Start a population on another planet? "They" can't even cope with the population we already have on Earth. As far as ruining our planet, "they" are still in denial. In any event, what drives "them" is profit and power and they are getting plenty of that from all of us who continue to give them our money and our votes. Why would they go elsewhere? It woud cost them way too much money to go somewhere else to start another world (would not fit in the shareholders' 5 year profit plan).

Oil and Coal are relatively near the surface (i.e., above the plates). The plates are floating above the mantle, where there is such a large supply of energy (as heat) that we could provide energy for the entire human race. But why tap that until we have finished selling more oil to people who still buy SUV's; obviously people are still willing to buy more oil.

In summary:
-the space station would not be very useful in establishing human colonies on other planets.
-Terraforming another planet and moving equipment there would be far too costly for those interested in profit.
-There is still lots of oil, gas, coal, etc., and people are showing their willingness to buy more of it, even if the price goes up a lot more (people will complain, but they will keep buying and, in the end, that is what counts for profits).
-Earth can still provide lots of energy and, when we run out of oil and coal, someone will come up with a way to make money from these other sources of energy.
-Volcanoes are not affected by this. They are powered by the heat in the mantle and even our great efforts to ruin the planet have not yet reached that far. They will continue, as ever, to spew poison regardless of what we do.

Answer 2

It does say he's going to make a brand new heavens and a brand new earth, it's going to be best once more with out sin, demise, or discomfort. You would possibly not need to fear, Christians will likely be nontoxic from all of the destruction that takes position. Just like Enoch (viable a logo of the Church) was once taken up earlier than the flood and a few humans have been preserved by way of the flood in Noah's ark (viable image of the one hundred forty four,000 Jewish) . The intent is on account that the sector remains to be in a fallen state, it's going to be renewed and freed from demise and discomfort this time for well. Jesus Christ will rule on the earth with us. The evil in this earth will likely be destroyed through fireplace this time, now not water.

Answer 3

it actually makes no sense at all. having a space station in our orbit has absolutely nothing to do with terraforming another planet.

The moon is 200,000 miles away. From the space station, the moon is 199,800 miles away.

Answer 4

wow. no we dont have the technology to settle another planet, and to terriform mars would take decades. so no, not a chance.

Answer 5

wow that's a out of this world question i really don't no the anwser 2 that but maybe if we get better stuff we can anwser that question

Answer 6

I would at least recommend that you finish grade school before postulating any more theories.