Population

Assuming a million tonnes per person (10^9 kg per person) if you take
apart the moon, that comes to 10^13 people. If you want to take apart
mars, earth, venus, and mercury the number quickly goes up.

Even if you assume the asteroids alone the number is 10^12. Now ask
yourself is a billion kg per person too high or too low?

Bill

--- In spacesettlers@y..., Josh Kane wrote:
> I know that there is a lot of physical space, but the resources can
support a
> limited number of people. It may be in the billions of trillions,
but it is
> still not infinite. All I'm saying is that this problem will
eventualy be
> reached. I don't know when that is; it depends on the limit to the
population