EPTTerraforming Mars
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zdd
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iNcontroL
USA29055 Posts
Not one bit. | ||
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MannerGent
United States326 Posts
On March 15 2007 22:17 {88}iNcontroL wrote: Optimus Prime wont like this. Not one bit. What a loser {88}iNcontroL is. What conversational skills he has. Imagine you are at a party having a good time watching something fun, then some fat guy who wasn't invited wedges in behind everyone and says, in what is most likely a very pretentious voice, "Optimus Prime wont like this." Everyone would look at him and then at each other, then shrug and pretend like they didn't hear. | ||
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Scorpion
United States1974 Posts
On March 15 2007 22:17 {88}iNcontroL wrote: Optimus Prime wont like this. Not one bit. What a loser {88}iNcontroL is. What conversational skills he has. Imagine you are at a party having a good time watching something fun, then some fat guy who wasn't invited wedges in behind everyone and says, in what is most likely a very pretentious voice, "Optimus Prime wont like this. Not one bit." Everyone would look at him and then at each other, then shrug and pretend like they didn't hear. LAWL I'M SORRY >< EDIT: Omg... you beat me to it >< Sounds good in theory, but finding the brave souls who would go out there for a year or so (was it a year to get to Mars? Or 3 years? I forgot) is going to be the hardest obstacle. | ||
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MannerGent
United States326 Posts
On March 15 2007 22:26 Scorpion wrote: What a loser {88}iNcontroL is. What conversational skills he has. Imagine you are at a party having a good time watching something fun, then some fat guy who wasn't invited wedges in behind everyone and says, in what is most likely a very pretentious voice, "Optimus Prime wont like this. Not one bit." Everyone would look at him and then at each other, then shrug and pretend like they didn't hear. LAWL I'M SORRY >< EDIT: Omg... you beat me to it >< Sounds good in theory, but finding the brave souls who would go out there for a year or so (was it a year to get to Mars? Or 3 years? I forgot) is going to be the hardest obstacle. hahaha owned... | ||
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azndsh
United States4447 Posts
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Servolisk
United States5241 Posts
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Wysp
Canada2299 Posts
 As for Mars, in current times the cost would be too great for the world, I'm not even sure we have the resources on earth to 'terraform' anything. | ||
Chill
Calgary25963 Posts
On March 15 2007 22:15 zdd wrote: If we could focus a laser beam or some controlled explosion on this chunk of ice, terraforming Mars would be an much simpler process. Haha WHAT?? | ||
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iNcontroL
USA29055 Posts
I think at some point terraforming might be possible, but for now it certainly is not. Posing the question "should we lazer cannon or nuke the ice" wont get a thread anywhere imo. I could be wrong but I would think it to be more realistic that we first develop a way of getting there adequately. Best to "cross that bridge" when we get to it kinda thing. | ||
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rpf
United States2705 Posts
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Bill307
Canada9103 Posts
On March 15 2007 22:15 zdd wrote: With the recent announcements of water being discovered on Mars, people began to question whether it could easily be converted into a suitable human habitat. Now, according to MARSIS, the south pole of the planet Mars contains an enormous amount of ice, enough to engulf the whole planet in 10 meters of water. If we could focus a laser beam or some controlled explosion on this chunk of ice, terraforming Mars would be an much simpler process. "A much simpler process"? If you want to talk about terraforming Mars, you should start by figuring out how we're going to give it a proper, denser atmosphere and a warmer surface temperature. Then the ice would melt on its own, anyway (and stay melted, for that matter). Then we'd have to find a way to stop all life from getting irradiated to death by the solar wind, since Mars isn't protected by a magnetic field like the Earth is. I guess it's nice to know for sure that there's water there already so that we don't need to import it ourselves. But we still have a lot to figure out. | ||
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xM(Z
Romania5277 Posts
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Wysp
Canada2299 Posts
On March 15 2007 23:25 xM(Z wrote: i'll go to mars, pull out my force and start cutting through the ice Yeah, it must be better than Romania. Sorry about the geopolitical joke, I couldn't resist. | ||
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xM(Z
Romania5277 Posts
On March 16 2007 00:21 Wysp wrote: Yeah, it must be better than Romania. Sorry about the geopolitical joke, I couldn't resist. haha, i don't mind it as long as you know what your talking about colonising Mars is a wishfull thinking thow | ||
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KrAzYfoOL
Australia3037 Posts
On March 15 2007 22:26 MannerGent wrote: What a loser {88}iNcontroL is. What conversational skills he has. Imagine you are at a party having a good time watching something fun, then some fat guy who wasn't invited wedges in behind everyone and says, in what is most likely a very pretentious voice, "Optimus Prime wont like this." Everyone would look at him and then at each other, then shrug and pretend like they didn't hear. ahahahaha, i can picture that scenario so well. | ||
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Maenander
Germany4926 Posts
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IdiotWind
Canada321 Posts
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d4d
Switzerland1066 Posts
If they don't fight during transport (which would result in the end of the known universe anyways) they can do the work with ease, and with bare hands. So there is no need to focus laser beam and we can keep BlueRay supplies for manufacturing PS3. All we need actually is for the governor of California to join his middle fingers so his hand can fit the switch, and then push it. It's going to be cool, but I am against the use of nuclear weapon for that end. I'll volunteer to go too. | ||
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SuperJongMan
Jamaica11586 Posts
Whenever I think of Mars now, i think of Futurama and Amy. She owns a boogaloo farm on mars... And doesn't Mars have some crazy extreme temperatures? Like the shade gets real cold and the hot parts get really hot? Or izz that the moonyville? | ||
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