would you go to space?

[basquebromance]

Stephen Colbert asks Stephen Carrell this question

 

[Justin Richardson]

I had a dream when I was a kid, that I wanted to go into space. But as a kid, I just wanted to do it for fun. I didn't want to spend the entire life being dedicated to any Space Journeys or what have you.
I dreamt that I would actually see the end of what we call "infinite space". It would be starless and very dark, of course. But for some reason, I was there - at the very end and the darkest end of space.
I toyed around the fact I would want to be an astronaut.
Now fifty years later, I am not even sure if I want to go into space. At least, not for the sake, I want to see what it would be like to see the end of space. It probably would scare the bejeebers out of me. Lol
I cannot say that I would now - even though, I wanted to when I was a kid. But as they always say, "Never say never."

 

[Muhammed]

Being an environmentalist, there would have to be a damn good reason for me to punch a hole in the ozone layer.

 

[Erinwltr]

I had a dream when I was a kid, that I wanted to go into space. But as a kid, I just wanted to do it for fun. I didn't want to spend the entire life being dedicated to any Space Journeys or what have you.
I dreamt that I would actually see the end of what we call "infinite space". It would be starless and very dark, of course. But for some reason, I was there - at the very end and the darkest end of space.
I toyed around the fact I would want to be an astronaut.
Now fifty years later, I am not even sure if I want to go into space. At least, not for the sake, I want to see what it would be like to see the end of space. It probably would scare the bejeebers out of me. Lol
I cannot say that I would now - even though, I wanted to when I was a kid. But as they always say, "Never say never."

Coolest and best comment ever, Dude. Thank you.

 

[fncceo]

Yes ... totally!

 

[Big Black Dog]

Not me! I don’t even climb ladders.

 

[Crepitus]

Stephen Colbert asks Stephen Carrell this question

The "space force" is a joke. We don't have a manned space program.

 

[Crepitus]

Being an environmentalist, there would have to be a damn good reason for me to punch a hole in the ozone layer.

Lol @ "punch a hole in the ozone layer".

You science denying types say the damnedest things.

 

[Quentin111]

No. I wanted to be a rocket constructor. Such Korolev, Verner fon Brawn, etc.

 

[Bruce_T_Laney]

Yes, and if they told I never would see this planet again then hell yes!

 

[Likkmee]

Nobody has yet. It can't happen with what we have available. Movies are another story !

 

[ReinyDays]

Does the Holiday Inn in near Earth orbit have a casino? ...

 

[Shrimpbox]

In a heartbeat.........

 

[Leo123]

When I was a young child, I used to build rocket ships out of cardboard boxes and 'blast off' on imaginary space voyages. When I got older, I got interested in rocketry and experimented with making rocket engines. I would have done anything to go on a real space trip back then but now, no way. I'm content to watch video of others. Maybe someday space travel will be something people take for granted but not for a while.

 

[LuckyDuck]

Stephen Colbert asks Stephen Carrell this question

If the scenario of Star Trek were in existence, you couldn't keep me on this planet. I'd be on some space freighter or independent marauder vessel, not a government run ship like the Enterprise. Too many rules.

 

[Natural Citizen]

Here's a pretty cool video that looks just stunning on your 4K tv.

It's thirty minutes, though. You could fast-forward to see how it all might end, but you'd miss the majesty of the journey.

 

[WinterBorn]

I would go in a heartbeat!

First, for the sheer adventure of it.

And second, because I want to try sex in zero gravity!

 

[luchitociencia]

If you are a healthy 40 years old dude, then after 6 months in space you will return with osteoporosis of a 70 years old man.

This is how much damage such trips to space cause to astronauts.

From my part, forget about it, I pass.