Will the moon or Mars have the first permanent human population?

In my opinion, hopefully neither place because there is no valuable reason for humans other than our robots to establish a presence in either place. Robots are expendable and you don’t have to bring them back. They can transmit what they find. Both are dead planets. Both have no reason to settle there.

Author: Wayne Boyd

Wayne Edward Boyd was born in Morristown, New Jersey in 1953. He is a published author, former ISKCON sannyasi, and traveler, having lived on 3 continents and visited 37 countries. He presently lives in Amarillo, Texas working as a correctional officer and has interests in photography, political science and astronomy. View all posts by Wayne Boyd

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Wayne Edward Boyd was born in Morristown, New Jersey in 1953. He went to college in San Antonio and majored in physics and psychology but did not complete due to life’s demands. He’s a published author, ham radio operator (N7TMC), and has a single engine airplane pilot license. Formerly he was an ISKCON sannyasi and sold and printed books. He taught English as a second language in foreign countries, lived on 3 continents and traveled to 37 countries and 49 states in America.

He presently lives in Amarillo, Texas, with his wife where he works to survive as a correction officer for the State of Texas. Interests include photography, political science, astronomy and computer operating systems.

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