How do you know that?

because i know what a map looks like

and even if a new spot of land was found

it probably wouldn't end up well

since countries

I said 90 % inabitable try to put 10 billion and feed them... Good luck

That’s why we should be going underground and exploring what’s underneath don’t you think?

In the sea etc

yeah we can explore but we can't transfer part of our civilization there

@Lampzand like volvo said earth is pretty much all discover and there is no infinite land

If we can’t even do that then why do we think we can transfer civilization to different places in the sky

because places in the sky is different from the sea

Not sky
In space

How do you know that? You haven’t explored all of it @Québec Man

you got

big whales and sharks that can destroy people and things

it would be more difficult to build in the sea

then in another planet

You worried about that? Isn’t there nothing not even air in outer space. We can kill those sharks for meat and food

and people are already pretty good in knowing about space

There is picture also the earth ain't flat like you say its not a minecraft world so it can not be infinite

Hell you goin do for food on mars

transport space craft

Eat poop potato like in that one movie the martians

no what

Joking joking

@Lampzthere is other planet to go

do you think they are gonna be dropped off on mars and go like "k here u go adventure with no supplies"

@Lampzfood simple agriculture

but big question

why are people thinking about inhabiting mars instead of moon

Doesn’t make sense that we don’t explore more of earth to find new land. And by we I mean me and you and Volvo

moon is much closer

Cuz we can do it

lampz the seas have been always searched through and discovered

any possible piece of land has been mapped out

For the first year nobody will live on mars the only thing will be to bring resources to build

@Volvo | 不気味な月間 according to them mars is more like earth

i don't think that any piece of land just rises up

But its all non sense

Then why do they say 95% is still unexplored?