insomniac17 said:
Because if we were ever to go to Mars, water has a ton of potential uses, and the fact that people need it survive... well, if it's already there, that would reduce a TON of weight, and because of that, greatly reduce the cost. Not to mention the uses for fuels, and things like that. Just because it's a "simple chemical substance made out of very abundant elements" doesn't mean that it's not something that's very useful. If you're curious, my chemistry professor spent a whole class talking about getting to Mars, and water was a huge part in that. I can talk about it more later, but I have to go to sleep for a calc review at 7 tomorrow. |
Sure, I'd love to hear more about this.
If by "ever going to Mars", you mean an expedition, then I guess you're right in that it would be really useful. But water as fuel? That really makes no sense to me... 








