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What future space-probe mission are you most looking forwards to?

As in, a planned unmanned space-probe mission, so the Mars mission doesn't count. Missions that have already been launched don't count, so the Cassini data, Philae's later re-awakening, and the Pluto photographs don't count. Theoretical missions such as the Helium-3 harvester don't count either. But missions such as landing on an asteroid, Titan/Enceladus probes, and comet core sampling, do count. I'm most excited for the Titan/Enceladus probes. This has fascinated me for the longest of time! But the guy that's working on collecting samples from a comet... he's planning on using harpoons to do so. Let's hope he makes sure the propellant he uses actually works in a vacuum, unlike the folks at the ESA did with Philae... xD
CoolMike13
The company Mars One is going to make a mission to Mars (it's already made, you can apply to go, seriously) where they're going to make a reality show of the people going to Mars to pay for the expedition. 2016 I believe. Feel free to google it, just look up the company, Mars One =)
CoolMike13
Lol are you kidding? So you're abig fan of say, Hitler? He advanced medicine 50 years single handedly. He did so by disregarding any human rights what so ever. By doing so, he's saved many lives. But could you, YOU, honestly torture someone, literally torture them, just to make the future better? I mean if it's one to save am illion, I get it, but what if it's a thousand? What if it's a hundred thousand? Technically given the numbers it's 'worth it' but ... could you TORTURE people for that?
TetrisGuy · 26-30, M
There's a difference between volunteering one's life for science and being forcefully pushed into it x3
TetrisGuy · 26-30, M
And yup, if they were consentful.

 
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