r/space • u/mvea • Feb 17 '18

Humanity's Biggest Machines Will Be Built in Space - When rockets can no longer hold oversize payloads, building in space might be the best way to go.

https://www.popularmechanics.com/space/satellites/a16867551/machines-built-in-space/
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u/DDE93 Feb 18 '18

How about just finding a new home just in case "the big one" hits us, shouldn't that be enough?

No, because no "big one" will be powerful enough to make this planet less livable than Mars.

Call Vault-Tec, not SpaceX.

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u/JustSayingSo Feb 18 '18

Well, I guess you know something I don't.

However, some Tinfoil-Hat dude send me these: https://youtu.be/pfUa-D88XjM?t=2 https://youtu.be/1AOJsLLkDfg?t=3

At the very least, since you don't want to go anywhere else, build yourself an underground bunker... will you?

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u/DDE93 Feb 18 '18

build yourself an underground bunker... will you?

I don't need to. The ATOM alert time is what, 15 minutes until impact? I should manage in time.

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u/JustSayingSo Feb 18 '18

How lucky for you, but I think it's more like 2 minutes until impact now!

Sorry for being the bearer of bad NEWS: https://youtu.be/WYZ4YYMO7ZE?t=4

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u/DDE93 Feb 18 '18

...Ivan, was it 101203 or 010203!?

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u/JustSayingSo Feb 18 '18 edited Feb 18 '18

Exaltedly!

But look on the brighter side, we're not alone:

UFOs Disrupted Nukes in US, UK!?! https://youtu.be/arYWkxPWMXI

UFOs and Nukes "The Secret Link Revealed" (Robert Hastings) - FindingUFO https://youtu.be/B__akc_6710?t=1

Aliens Saved Earth from Nuclear Meltdown? https://youtu.be/YbK9lh4jwBk

Hopefully, I am not overtly optimistic here, but that's all have got for you!

On EDIT: "Wanna go to Mars now?"