Danny Jones

Yeah.

Well, it does seem like such a better idea to do it from the moon.

If you could figure out how to build something on the moon where you could –

get all this stuff on these big rockets that could be, it would be much easier to have reusable rockets if you launched them from the moon.

And if you could get enough stuff to Mars where you could be self-sustainable, right?

Like that's the goal, right?

To make it sustainable to stay there and not have to constantly have shipments coming all the time.

You wanna create factories or you wanna build the stuff you need there and use either the resources that are already there if we can find them

or have enough.

I mean, you need probably like a million tons of stuff to like be there before you can actually have a sustainable place for people to live.

And like solar panels, you need probably a ton of solar panels, you know, satellites that are doing whatever, like maybe reflecting more sun back or like even if we can find like some natural resources there, like maybe some like natural gas that could be frozen that we could like melt or, you know, there's got to be there's got to be resources there that we could we could tap into and utilize to to do manufacturing.

Yeah, well, what is still being, like, is there any, like, research currently being done there now?

Like, what sort of, like, groundbreaking research can you do up there?

Yeah.

What I really want to know is what the hell are those things on Cydonia and those anomalies on the surface of Mars that we see?

Like there's these shapes, these geometric, not geometric, but they're like perfectly square shapes.

There's like something that looks like a pyramid there.

There's like another thing that looks like a face.

Like these anomalies are crazy.

And I wish they would send something there, some sort of a vehicle or reconnaissance something there to like look at that stuff and see what it is.