If evolution is correct, what happens when humanity colonizes other planets?

[DARKSEID]

If we spread out enough, then there is no possible way we can all evolve together.

[D-MiZe]

Go look up Darwin's research of the Galapagos islands, It's the perfect explanation to your question.

Without sounding condescending, you really are ignorant to evolution and biology. We don't have a link to every human on the planet and evolve when they evolve...

[squealpiggy]

If humans colonised other planets and then became isolated there's a good chance they would evolve differently that the original colony on earth, especially if there were new selective pressures that gave a reproductive advantage to some trait or other. But this would become apparent over hundreds or thousands of generations. In other words you wouldn't notice it happening.

[Walt Liquor]

Lmao at the question. How the fukr we supposed to know. Describe this "other planet"...

[NEETzsche]

we didn't even evolve together on earth, hence different races.