Speaking exclusively to Science Digest, the former Made In Chelsea star, 35, said: "In the Milky Way there are believed to be billions of habitable planets orbiting G-type stars like ours.
"That doesn't mean that they've got people on them, but it means that they could support life.
"We're living in a world now where maybe the entrepreneurs of the future can own their own planets. "To do that, they will need very, very fast rockets.
That may sound like a ludicrous thing to say, but we are almost there - Mars has got quite a keen interest.
"I think part of being human is to leave our planet – we've always followed the stars since prehistoric times and now we need to emulate that."
To make this possible, Mr Dinan wants to replicate the fusion process used by stars like our Sun. Tipped as the "holy grail" energy source, nuclear fusion has been studied for over a century.
Unlike nuclear fission – the powerful reaction that led to the creation of nuclear weapons – fusion takes two light atomic nuclei to combine to form a single heavier one while releasing massive amounts of energy. READ MORE...
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