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Shut up you troll our other moons of the solar system have no oil and gas other than titan could you imagine how difficult to mine ethane and methane on titan and bring back to earth with current technology its not feasible may after 500 year we will capability to do so @undertakerwwefan

In 500 years people will use methane and ethane on Titan to generate electricity and power battery cars and DJI drones and laptops and smartphones.


 
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In 500 years people will use methane and ethane on Titan to generate electricity and power battery cars and DJI drones and laptops and smartphones.


shut up if you know nothing about manned space travel, there will be lots of problems to be solved, NASA AND OTHER SPACE AGENCIES OF THE WORLD STRUGGLING TO GET ON MARS AND YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT TITAN, WHAT A PARANOID YOU'RE @undertakerwwefan :crazy::crazy::crazy:
 
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shut up if you know nothing about manned space travel, there will be lots of problems to be solved, NASA AND OTHER SPACE AGENCIES OF THE WORLD STRUGGLING TO GET ON MARS AND YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT TITAN, WHAT A PARANOID YOU'RE @undertakerwwefan :crazy::crazy::crazy:

Titan has quantillions of cubic meters of natural gas. That's worth a lot of money. Money = motivation.
 
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There's plenty of fossil fuel for thousands of years. Next generation Toyota 4Runner gets turbocharged 4 cylinder. Uses very little oil. New natural gas power planets have combined cycle. Uses very little natural gas.

supply is/will not match demand in future and oil and gas will be super expensive @undertakerwwefan and don't repeat this crap again and agian @undertakerwwefan
 
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You think humans are so great? Humans are nothing. What humans use is a very tiny portion of Earth's resource.
an most of those reservoir will extremely difficult to mine/explore, most of easy to mine/explore reservoir is already utilized and difficult reservoirs way way down in earth crust @undertakerwwefan
 
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