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Human life/ end

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What was the name of the book that Kim Stanley Robinson published?   Red Mars  
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What was the name of the spacecraft, and where were the colonists heading?   Mars  
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Who are the "trans-nets?   Agents of the global economy  
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What did Kim Stanley Robinson Green Mars detailed?   The terraforming of the red planet - science-fiction term for adapting another planet or moon into a planet that can sustain life in the same way earth can.  
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What is the third in the trilogy, Blue mars talked about?   The terraforming has allowed for water to exist on Mars.  
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In what category did Robinson won numerous awards?   Science-fiction  
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What did the German astronomer and mathematician Johannes Kepler discovered?   The law of planetary motion in the 17th century by calculating the orbit of Mars.  
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Jules Verne was considered to be the father of what?   Science-fiction genre  
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In his book "The Outline of History" (1920), H.G. Wells wrote..   "Life, forever dying to be born afresh, forever young and eager, will presently stand upon this earth as upon a footstool, and stretch out its realm among the stars."  
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In the 20th century, what did writers, scientist, and philosophers started to advocate?   Space colonization for ecological and political reasons.  
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