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Post: Mars....Our next home?op banned pls close
Forum: Something For All
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Posted by: dragonx1
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Well I've been watching a documentary about Mars.It's called Mars underground.
Well anyways there's this scientist named Dr. Robert Zubrin is one of the most outspoken of these is, a maverick aerospace-engineer and author known as the "Christopher Columbus of Mars".
For years, Zubrin has been designing and promoting a humans-to-Mars expedition, not as venture for the far future or one that will cost us impossible billions, but as a goal that could be attained within ten years. He sees continuing expeditions to Mars eventually leading to colonization and a second home for humanity through a process known as "terraforming" - turning Mars into a viable blue planet.
This is how we could terraform Mars? Well since Mars is a very cold place (temperature is regularly -63 degrees C) You might think its too cold for us to live there but we could heat the planet up, how you might ask well we're doing it in here on Earth by raising the carbon dioxide in the atmosphere and put other gases as well.this would work terrificly. Well since the temperature is now warmer the ice on Mars will start to melt and this will create lakes and eventually Oceans. Also the atmosphere on mars will start to thicken because of the carbon dioxide and other gases and this will trap more heat and protect us from Sun storms.
Now since there's little air on Mars you might also think thats another reason. Well we could solve that too, we could put plants to live on Mars. Since it has a lot carbon, the plants have no competition so they will spread and since plants absorb Carbon dioxide to create oxygen, Mars could be a breathable place. Mars will also be a green world.
What do you think of this, I know it sounds like science fiction. But I think its possible.




















