If we find other habitable planets, will everyone move there?

The earth is the cradle of life, and the ecological conditions for human survival are basically on the earth. However, with the progress of science and technology, when humans discover other habitable planets, or develop other planets in the solar system into habitable and livable planets, would you like to live and live on a new planet?

There are about 7.8 billion people on the earth, and more and more people will inevitably consume more earth resources and energy. Moreover, for the long-term development of mankind, we humans can't stay on the earth forever, just as eggs can't be put in one basket. If the conditions of science and technology permit, human beings will certainly go to the sea of stars. This is a must. In the future, mankind will transform or develop some planets in the solar system. For example, Mercury, Mars, Venus, Titan, Ganymede and so on. When technology is more advanced, people will even leave the solar system to develop other star systems, or even leave the Milky Way to explore space in other galaxies.

So if it were you, would you like to leave the earth and go to these places? Maybe out of curiosity, you will be willing to give it a try. But there are many uncertainties in going to a strange place, so if you think about it carefully, most people may not want to go. So this is actually a question about people's psychology, values and ways of thinking. If this day really comes, there should be some adventurous and brave people who want to go, but most people may like to be content with the status quo and will not choose to go to a new planet.

In fact, there are similar events in the history of our country, such as the great migration of Hongdong County in Shanxi in the early Ming Dynasty, the filling of Sichuan by Huguang in the early Qing Dynasty, the invasion of Guandong by Shandong people in the late Qing Dynasty, and the migration of rural population to cities all over the country in modern times. The difference is that the former two are forced and the latter two are voluntary. The first two can also be said to be the history of blood and tears and entrepreneurship of immigrants, because they were forced to migrate, and the last two are basically the history of struggle and entrepreneurship of everyone.

However, emigrating to other livable planets is very different from the above-mentioned immigration events, because the ecological and natural conditions of the above-mentioned immigrants are basically the same, but it is difficult for other planets to be exactly the same as the earth, so emigrating to other planets will have great risks, such as the transformation and development of Mars by human beings in the future. Because of the position and quality of Mars, the different innate conditions will make it difficult for the environment on Mars to be the same as that on Earth. So, on Mars, you usually have to live in a closed base. But if something goes wrong, the whole base may not survive, so going there is very risky, which is undoubtedly a challenge, and most people will not want to go.