Roy Batty
Daily Stormer
February 3, 2018
We’ve already sent several probes to Mars. We’ve had satellites orbiting the planet, taking pictures and sending information back. We’ve even gotten robots onto the surface that have been rolling around taking selfies and sending data back to us.
Getting to Mars isn’t sci-fi fantasy anymore, it’s well within our reach.
Check out this video that the Curiosity rover took at the edge of a massive crater:
RT:
NASA’s Mars Rover Curiosity has sent a fresh update, and it appears the science-lab-on-wheels has been busy acting like a tourist, snapping selfies at famous sites and taking stunning panoramic photos of the Martian landscape.
The rover, which is part of NASA’s Mars Science Laboratory mission, sends back raw images of what it encounters based on commands sent from the mission team.
The latest batch of photos shows the dusty robot posing for a selfie on Vera Rubin ridge which it’s been investigating for the past few months in a bid to establish whether Mars is, or ever was, capable of supporting life.
In the background of the picture, the 3.4 mile high Mount Sharp can be seen just behind Curiosity’s head.
Curiosity has been there for five years. And the very first probes were already landing on Mars back in the 60s from the USSR and in the 70s from NASA.
If it weren’t for the massive resources devoted to waging wars for Israel, giving niggers gibs and trying to save the Third World from AIDs or whatever the fuck we’ve been doing there, I honestly believe that we could have had a colony on Mars by now.
In fact, we have actually taken several steps back from where we were at the peak of the space race.
Back then, huge amounts of resources and talent was devoted to these programs – all of which had to take budget cuts as soon as the USSR fell. And then failure after failure followed.
The Columbia crash
Nowadays, the US has to rely on Russian rockets to get stuff up to the international space station.
Cooperation is fine, but really its because the American space program has been completely gutted not because our scientists are getting chummy with the Russians.
And the clock is ticking.
We honestly need to get that space colony up ASAP because niggers and spics are threatening to overrun us. Just as soon as we get to the Red Planet, we can quite literally pull the ladder up after us and know for a fact that no non-White can ever reach us there.
And from there we can keep on exploring. Sure, Mars has the signs of water having existed on it at some point, but the moons off Saturn and Jupiter look like interesting prospects. Titan has confirmed water on it and possibly life as well – albeit in its very early stages.
And Europa literally has oxygen in its atmosphere.
Why is no one talking about this? I mean are you fucking kidding me? We have the tech and we have discovered moons in our own solar system that might be capable of supporting life.
How is everyone NOT talking about this? Has the West literally gone insane?
I remember feeling super sad as a kid that there were no planets for us to go to because they were all just uninhabitable rocks.
But it turns out that’s not true…and no one gives a fuck.
Honestly, everyone who is AGAINST colonization of Mars and setting up a base there should be shot on the spot.
It doesn’t matter if they are White, not caring about mankind’s destiny among the stars and caring about fucking sportsball or rap instead means your White card gets revoked.
/endrant.
We need to get some colonists on these moons STAT because only then will I have some piece of mind that even if things go to shit on Earth, there will at least be a moon called Europa where White Space civilization is flourishing.
But I don’t trust NASA anymore.
So I say we start raising funds for our own space mission. We’d obviously name the ship, “The Stormer” and just put some NEETs in there, give them some Dew and Doritos and tell them to sit tight for two years till they get there. I think they’ll be just fine.
I say we start making plans to plant the Stormer flag in the blood red dirt of Mars five years from now.