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Solar System Research Database

I am a Earth Science Researcher, I have studied the Sun for over a decade, as well as Earthquakes, Volcanos, Extreme Weather and Geological changes. I now consider Near Earth Objects as a huge priority after discussions with Collision Course podcast. There is SO much stuff out there!

In fact, after studying a great deal of Ancient History it has become clear that whatever knowledge there is, was lost and we have been merely remembering or recreating what has been known before.

"What has been will be again, what has been done will be done again; there is nothing new under the sun".

Again and again, civilization is destroyed. To protect life and human consciousness, we must become multiplanetary. Starting with some kind of Archive or Backup Server on the Moon, and then on Mars too. If there was a space station like the Lunar Gateway, it would be possible.

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Hive is a great solution for Earth, but how do we get it into the sky?

Love it or hate it, this was the most amazing thing I have ever seen. A hard landing, but this Starship Prototype marked a new era for humanity. Is it possible to have reusable, reliable Starships?

[Source: Space.com]

We could deliver a Cubesat payload to the Lunar Orbit, it could be simple or it could be more complex, like a miner running a node off solar. Or something could be installed on the surface.

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It may still be a long time before we have an actual Moon Base, such a monumental feat of engineering may still be decades away. But another idea could be to build a Hive Space Station.

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I am thinking forward regarding the future of Hive, and Humanity, in 2050 and 2150. A near future where we will require a system for Interplanetary Node Synchronization. Imagine how when Humans begin to visit the Moon and to Mars for research and will need to write reports about their journey. Influencers and Scientists alike could post with Hive and use Hive out there. Imagine how they may stay connected with Earth via nodes that store and transmit data across not miles but astronomical units. How will we be able to do this? I ask today in 2025 so we can think about the questions.

Hive may not even be the most optimal blockchain for all extraterrestrial purposes, but I feel like we should have this conversation now and are in the best position to do so. Over the next 25 years, Starships may be sent to Mars, if not NASA's ongoing missions. Soon humans will be landing and the first Mars Cities will be built. Who will be writing about this adventure? And where?

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Even if we don't make it to Mars, we should at the least leave a detailed backup of human knowledge on the Moon before we get hit by another asteroid. We should really be keeping a closer eye on what is happening out there. Even if we can't go to Space, the Moon or Mars ourselves, learn all you can. @Darkflame

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"What has been will be again, what has been done will be done again; there is nothing new under the sun".

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