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Humanity has already come close to extinction once, and as a consequence has no fear in looking towards the Cosmos. At a time when prosperous unification may had been in view an atomic 'Cold War' on earth became hot in the human year of 1983. In an hour 25% of humanity were vaporized off the surface, another 60% died painful deaths in ensuing orbital cycles
The human Soviet government claims to this day that its ermines started the conflict, but leaked sources claim otherwise...