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Results tagged with space-colonization
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For questions concerning species that have settled on or near celestial bodies they are not native to and the challenges this presents.
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Does a large population make sense in a galactic society with automation tech?
As two other answers mentioned, retired people and large families could lead to a large population, automated labour or not. And you mentioned manual labor is automated, but with the possibility of la …
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Why would a previously spacefaring civilization become unable to build another interstellar ...
Perhaps they have tried to create a new FTL drive from remains of their old one, and it backfired so much - risked so many lives, nearly tore through the ship, messed up with their resources, etc - an …