Mars Terraform And Nuclear Reheat Review

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  1. Vmedvil

    Vmedvil Registered Member

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    origin Heading towards oblivion Valued Senior Member

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    I think you should stop referencing other sites and just say here what it is you want to discuss.
     
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    Not sure of the "nuclear reheat" aspect, but terraforming as generally defined is probably possible, but a very long term scenario, probably measured in millions of years. Then of course we have the problem of its atmosphere gradually being lost to space, due to the lower gravity on Mars.
    Not possible with today's technology and science I would suggest.
     
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    Not practical.
     
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    That maybe the case but how else are you going to terraform Mars into a earth-like planet? Give me a more practical way.
     
    Vmedvil, Mar 18, 2020
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    We're not going to terraform Mars into an Earth-like planet.
     
    billvon, Mar 18, 2020
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