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For questions about the use of a mobile space station used to colonize the stars. A generation ship travels well below the speed of light and relies on natural processes of reproduction to support the number of colonists. Entire generations of people will live, reproduce, and die on board a ship before it even reaches the Oort cloud of our Solar System.
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Ethical solution to generation ship where new generation want to go home
I can easily set a story in a dystopian environment not subject to ethics, but I would rather try to create a backdrop that is as ethical as possible given the requirements. I feel that writing about …
