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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Janx" data-source="post: 5558262" data-attributes="member: 8835">I guess I spoke too tersely.  Obviously, your going to need live humans as you said.But we am more likely to ship 100 humans + 1 million cells than to ship even 1000 humans to Mars.implantation of fertilized eggs or iron wombs, same difference.  We ship fewer humans, but more cells, so we get our genetic diversity achieved better than just shipping humans.And I bet there's more likely hood of getting the cell protection/transport module working, and even the iron womb in 27 years than all the stuff it takes to actually get to and colonize mars.Give the biotech industry free reign, and they may even invent a man who can fly into space and push the asteroid aside.</blockquote>