He says we need to establish people living on Mars with the moon as a base. Keselowski - a 38-year-old NASCAR driver and owner with a manufacturing company that focuses primarily on aerospace - sees a shrinking window. If we don’t get space right, we’ll pretty much fail to exist in the next few centuries as a species.” “If we get space right, it’ll be great for humankind. “I don’t think the average American understands how important space is right now,” he says. He doesn’t say this to create panic but out of concern for the future of the human race and its continuation “beyond our own existence.” He describes it as “true altruism” and says it’s all about perpetuating life on a millennia scale and diversifying where it can exist.
Or, at a minimum, humans need to find a way to inhabit a second one.
Brad Keselowski thinks we need to get off this planet. View Gallery: Brad Keselowski: NASCAR driver through the yearsĭAYTONA BEACH, Fla.
