William Shatner: Actually, going to space was a huge bummer

[Tamsin_Bailey]

Yeah, right!

@1000YearBan

just before ejecting them from the airlock.

For a minute there…

[PsiPhiGrrrl]

@ZombieRasputin

figuring out if humans are even capable of reproducing in a lower gravity/higher radiation environment.

@dfaris

NASA has been really dragging its heels on research in this department.

Well, I guess they can learn what not to do from those groups who’ve been really struggling to get enough volunteers for that on Earth.

[FloridaManJefe]

you can’t always choose who comes into the ISS, but you can choose which airlock to throw them out!

[dfaris]

Quite Interesting

[the_borderer]

@VeronicaConnor

The more fragile a colony is, the more rigid and centrally-controlled life would have to be.

Yet, when disasters happen on earth, and people are cut off from the rest of the world, it is often the mutual aid social anarchists who step in to help. Exactly the kind of people who react badly to rigid, centrally-controlled life.