— Unfortunately, it’s not okay. Only part of the world’s global problems and trends are listed here, and unfortunately, these problems are only growing and worsening each year. If we don’t change the existing trends, they will inevitably lead to slow-moving or rapidly developing irreversible catastrophes, and we may lose our beautiful planet forever.
— No, it wouldn’t be better. First, the current level of technology does not allow humanity to accomplish this due to a number of unsolved technical and technological problems, including:
Second, even assuming the complex problems from the first point are solved (which would require enormous financial and intellectual resources), implementing large-scale relocation projects to the first accessible and more or less habitable planets would require a colossal amount of resources here on Earth: metals, fuel, water, soil, materials for establishing initial settlements, seeds, bacteria, plants, animals, etc.
All of this will be needed in large volumes, and naturally, if by that time Earth has already been completely polluted and/or destroyed (say, by wars, uncontrolled population growth, mass deforestation, soil, water, and atmospheric pollution, etc.), then any mass relocations to other planets will be impossible due to the lack of necessary resources.
That is precisely why it is fundamentally important to preserve our amazing planet. And this is still possible. And this is exactly what we, step by step, will strive to achieve.
— We don’t know their motives. However, we believe that without preserving our home planet in a condition favorable for life, mass interplanetary migrations and resource support for the first settlements will simply be impossible. Moreover, the planet’s resources are critically needed for developing current technologies to carry out interplanetary flights and planetary colonization.
We will all always need our home planet — our common base for the further development of humanity.
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— We fully understand the multifaceted nature and scale of this task, as well as how many constantly changing variables are in this “equation.” Therefore, we will dedicate all our efforts to accomplishing this mission (including all intermediate objectives in the form of our projects, whose implementation is necessary for the main goal).
However, it’s worth honestly acknowledging that this is an extremely complex undertaking, and one should not be overly self-confident in such a difficult endeavor. For this reason, we proceed from the philosophy: “do everything within your power to improve the situation and accept the inevitable.” Additionally, to achieve this ultimate goal and implement the intermediate ones through our projects, we plan to collaborate with all relevant stakeholders: companies, organizations, countries, unions, communities, environmental and charitable foundations, etc., to pool our collective resources and efforts in this direction.
All of this is achievable. Any long journey begins with a small first step; “the road will be conquered by those who walk it.”
We continuously develop our knowledge and skills in alignment with our projects, and in the process, we plan to engage the brightest minds of humanity.
— The fact is that solving the main task will require substantial financial, intellectual, technological, and manufacturing resources. Therefore, we plan to accumulate all of this through the implementation and scaling of our projects.
Moreover, our projects are interconnected; often the implementation of one project logically leads to another, for which it served as a foundation. For example: projects for infinite clean energy from renewable sources (Project 1. ENERGY, Project 2. ENERGY DEVICES) will provide affordable, cheap electricity at the scale necessary for other projects:
— Yes, we are a commercial organization focused on creating, developing, and applying scientific knowledge and technologies in a wide variety of fields.
We consider finances to be a tool for good causes: technology development, implementation of proper, environmentally friendly, efficient projects, and ultimately accumulating all the necessary resources (finances, intellectual base, highly qualified employees, equipment, technologies, etc.) for our ultimate mission of saving the planet.
We anticipate that as our inventions come to life and our projects are realized, the total capitalization of all our companies should reach trillions of dollars. Such size and scale are absolutely necessary to accomplish the most complex task of preserving the planet.
We realize that this is a long, difficult, winding, multi-year path of hard work. We are ready for this and invite you to join us financially or intellectually.