Wouldn’t the lack of thick atmosphere mean any surface liquid would get irradiated?
And yeah, if we can’t fix the global warming here, who on any planet would think we could completely terraform another…
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We aren’t really trying, are we?
Cause if we do try we can eradicate half the air pollution in a decade.
On the other hand if we try on Mars thereay be cleaner air for the first decade or so until we fuck it up there as well…
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Not really relevant to the thread
If we Really tried, we could solve global warming. But removing all humans from the planet is either not practical for transport, or ethical for euthanasia.
The ones existing lack the Will to sacrifice the convenience of destroying our ecosystem.
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Terraforming planets sounds really cool. But it is also something that we are not able to do at this stage. Perhaps in 100-200-1000 years, we will have the necessary technologies and resources. But now we are talking about what none of us will see. Despite any claims. We are unable to deal with the problems of water scarcity in some regions of the Earth. And on Mars, you need to solve the problem of producing water and oxygen in the absence of resources. I like this idea, but…
Yeah, well technically with current tech it will take about 130 years and a lot of resources, but it’s technically doable to make atmosphere of Mars viable, we need to find a lot of ice tho, otherwise that will need a lot of resources.
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Are you thinking what I’m thinking? Find a bunch of ice asteroids and send them down the gravity well to Mars?
That’s an option, but we also know that there is ice on Mars, we just don’t know how much 
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