Written 4/19/2010
Dear Barry (President Barok Obama),
Apparently we're going to Mars. Thank you for clearing that up.
We're gonna need a lot of stuff on Mars. Your Heavy Lifters project sounds wonderful. We'll need a lot of stuff from Earth as we colonize Mars. We could send a few specific recyclables.
I'll bet we could use a lot of salt on Mars, there's salt in the ocean. The ocean's too big. The ocean is apparently trying to take over dry land here on Earth.
I suspect what we would ultimately need to do is retrieve the salt out of the ocean while moving the ocean on to dry land in the right places..."fallow fields." There's lots of them. Run water pipes there and specifically grow fuel for trucks.
Send the other water wherever it is needed. Grow fuel by irrigating places that have never been irrigated before. Plant a tree, plant a lot of trees, we'll be needing wood a lot of wood in 30 to 80 years. We will pay for this by surviving the whole ordeal!!!.
P.S. Places like Africa or India may benefit from this especially if we can get the ocean level to be lower.The ocean is growing larger faster than mankind could ever reduce it how ever this can be done and it will take a long time to show much evidence to the eye. But a lot of elements will be refined from the salt water while providing the desalinated water for irrigating or further treated for drinking. Lowering the oceans "Sea level" is almost impossible but we could do it watering trees, or growing soy diesel for bio-diesel that could be ship fuel jet fuel motor fuel.
P.P.S. I realize the beginning of this note dealt with Mars or salt, but we need to consider all these things. I now declare fresh water a by-product of moving to Mars.
We have to live here on this Earth long enough to figure out how to get us all to Mars, since apparently that's the turn we're taking. Thank you Mr. Obama.
We need time to get to Mars or any space based place.
Just put the ocean in a rocket ship and send it to Mars and hope it doesn't splash too bad when it gets there. But of course there is one question...should we desalinate the water first or just send it to Mars?
Of course this is ridiculous. But we should be proud of our space program...except for that jealous astronaut in diapers.
Seriously, we must repair the Earth. We can't effective go to Mars if we can't figure out how to repair the Earth. All that's left is the labor and them guys saying "How we gonna pay for this??
If we were to irrigate everything as I previously mentioned, this could start looking easier.
The problem is finance.
What did FDR do? He must have needed finances. We need to repair the Earth, yet we're talking about going to Mars. The Earth needs its ocean levels lowered, producing a by-product of salt and the things that hold 6 packs together. Send that stuff to Mars-they can turn it into rope-meanwhile using the other by product to irrigate everything.
In 30 to 50 years, a fresh crop of wood will be very useful.
Irrigate everything we can. Yes we'll grow a lot of weeds but they are a by-product that can used as bio-fuel. You could develop marginal lands by simply watering them. Any land that is watered and is producing any green growth is contributing to the health of the atmosphere simple by the intake of carbon dioxide and expelling of oxygen. Photosynthesis
Thank you.
Dear Barry (President Barok Obama),
Apparently we're going to Mars. Thank you for clearing that up.
We're gonna need a lot of stuff on Mars. Your Heavy Lifters project sounds wonderful. We'll need a lot of stuff from Earth as we colonize Mars. We could send a few specific recyclables.
I'll bet we could use a lot of salt on Mars, there's salt in the ocean. The ocean's too big. The ocean is apparently trying to take over dry land here on Earth.
I suspect what we would ultimately need to do is retrieve the salt out of the ocean while moving the ocean on to dry land in the right places..."fallow fields." There's lots of them. Run water pipes there and specifically grow fuel for trucks.
Send the other water wherever it is needed. Grow fuel by irrigating places that have never been irrigated before. Plant a tree, plant a lot of trees, we'll be needing wood a lot of wood in 30 to 80 years. We will pay for this by surviving the whole ordeal!!!.
P.S. Places like Africa or India may benefit from this especially if we can get the ocean level to be lower.The ocean is growing larger faster than mankind could ever reduce it how ever this can be done and it will take a long time to show much evidence to the eye. But a lot of elements will be refined from the salt water while providing the desalinated water for irrigating or further treated for drinking. Lowering the oceans "Sea level" is almost impossible but we could do it watering trees, or growing soy diesel for bio-diesel that could be ship fuel jet fuel motor fuel.
P.P.S. I realize the beginning of this note dealt with Mars or salt, but we need to consider all these things. I now declare fresh water a by-product of moving to Mars.
We have to live here on this Earth long enough to figure out how to get us all to Mars, since apparently that's the turn we're taking. Thank you Mr. Obama.
We need time to get to Mars or any space based place.
Just put the ocean in a rocket ship and send it to Mars and hope it doesn't splash too bad when it gets there. But of course there is one question...should we desalinate the water first or just send it to Mars?
Of course this is ridiculous. But we should be proud of our space program...except for that jealous astronaut in diapers.
Seriously, we must repair the Earth. We can't effective go to Mars if we can't figure out how to repair the Earth. All that's left is the labor and them guys saying "How we gonna pay for this??
If we were to irrigate everything as I previously mentioned, this could start looking easier.
The problem is finance.
What did FDR do? He must have needed finances. We need to repair the Earth, yet we're talking about going to Mars. The Earth needs its ocean levels lowered, producing a by-product of salt and the things that hold 6 packs together. Send that stuff to Mars-they can turn it into rope-meanwhile using the other by product to irrigate everything.
In 30 to 50 years, a fresh crop of wood will be very useful.
Irrigate everything we can. Yes we'll grow a lot of weeds but they are a by-product that can used as bio-fuel. You could develop marginal lands by simply watering them. Any land that is watered and is producing any green growth is contributing to the health of the atmosphere simple by the intake of carbon dioxide and expelling of oxygen. Photosynthesis
Thank you.
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