The importance of exploring the asteroid belt

The importance of exploring the asteroid belt

Following life's innate tendency to expand into every available space, technological civilizations will inevitably colonize the entire galaxy establishing space habitats around all its well-behaved stars. The most reasonable place in our solar system to test this possibility is the asteroid bel...

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Astronomical Phenomena
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Exobiology - trends
Extraterrestrial Environment
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Solar System
Space Flight - trends
Space life sciences
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