SamDwich
SamDwich
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30th Oct 2021
30th Oct 2021
Original is woefully wrong, and was created by Jamesme73.
mars

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  • Crimson69420
    Crimson69420
    8th February
    how is mars teraformable as it doesnt have a strong enough magnetic field to srop solar radiation?
  • ThingamabobOverseer
    ThingamabobOverseer
    18th Jan 2024
    Ironically Venus has a very habitable upper atmosphere,so you could create floating outposts (ignoring yknow acid air)
  • ThingamabobOverseer
    ThingamabobOverseer
    10th Jan 2024
    Step 1:Big engine,Step 2:Smack Enceladus out of jovian orbit and closer to the sun.Step 3:air step 4:profit.
  • abacaxicomuva
    abacaxicomuva
    4th Jan 2024
    EvonNoryoziki: you would need huge ammounts of co2, which would make a terrible atmosphere
  • ThingamabobOverseer
    ThingamabobOverseer
    14th Aug 2023
    You could build an underwater base,but it would be difficult from how insanely deep the underground ocean is.
  • SamDwich
    SamDwich
    5th Nov 2022
    EvonNoryoziki: you know, enceladus is an ice world so melting it would be a very bad idea
  • EvonNoryoziki
    EvonNoryoziki
    4th Nov 2022
    There's something called CLIMATE CHANGE. Sounds horrible, right? But in the context of Enceladian terraformation, a CO2 atmosphere is what we need to kickstart terraformation.
  • SamDwich
    SamDwich
    7th May 2022
    LeadermanRHTS: I know, just 1: Vapourizing Enceladus is terraformation-level stuff we can't do and would just make it snow later, and 2: we would need a big drill to make it to the ocean
  • EvonNoryoziki
    EvonNoryoziki
    28th Feb 2022
    Also, you could vaporize the water to create a steam atmosphere.
  • EvonNoryoziki
    EvonNoryoziki
    27th Feb 2022
    "Just ice, no water" THERES AN ENTIRE OCEAN BELOW THE ICE