What would you do if you were in space

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In the discussion about actions in space, participants emphasize the need for scientifically grounded responses rather than speculative ideas. The forum rules prohibit posts that lack substance or merely pose a question without elaboration. Users are encouraged to provide detailed explanations of their thoughts or questions related to space activities. The focus is on fostering meaningful dialogue rather than casual speculation. Engaging with the topic requires a commitment to thoughtful contributions.
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just tell us what you will do ;)
 
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Mitxigan, please read the rules, to which you agreed when you registered. We do not allow purely speculative posts with no basis in science. We also do not allow threads with just a title and nothing in the post but an empty question. You need to put some effort into your posts, you need to have a subject, then clearly explain what your question is or what you wish to discuss.
 
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