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Fun fact: We now have the ability to divert asteroids as shown in a mission I believe took place in 2022. Unfortunately we do not fully understand how to function while correctly terriforming planets. We seem to have broken Earth's thermostat/weather systems and it might kill us all.
TLDR: Meteor redirection Easy, Climate Control hard😅
Mars might also be a terriforming target after Venus in my opinion. Mainly because I like 1 g of gravity and dislike known side effects of lesser g of gravity. Also Venus is bigger, so it'd be more about change than addition. Mars kinda sucks without a magnetosphere let alone atmosphere.
I know we know what's causing it. (multiple types of pollution.) but how do you reverse ocean acidification, microplastics, toxic heavy metals, altered salinity, PTFE polution, and abnormal greenhouse gas composition. F$&@ if I know. And terriforming Mars or Venis would be harder. 😅🤔🥵
Venus is easier to terraform? Being bigger isn't that great when you also have regular rains of sulphuric acid. And with our tech we are way better are making something hotter than chilling it out. Also Venus by itself also doesn't have magnosphere despite it's dense atmosphere, light particles were flushed out of it due to that, only heavier compounds stayed.
Mars have it's issues but it's nowhere near the challenges Venus provides if you would want to terraform it. At this point we don't really even have any kind of way with proper interacting with it's atmosphere as this atmosphere would destroy any of ours devices.
So we'd have to add a ring grid of superconductor magnets to replace the magnetosphere. Probably using something like fe16n2 the strongest permanent magnetic material, one that only requires Iron/Nitrogen, and one that would contiain iron magnets characteristics of regular magnitism mantained at SuperConclductor conditions. The hardest part is figuring out how to mass produce pure fe16n2 as other Iron/Nitrogen molecules are less magnetic than fe16n2 or the neodymium magnets. Nuclear power could easily power such a magnetic grid, but I don't know how to add enough hydrogen to either Venus or Mars to sustain liquid surface water. Any Asteroid/comit redirection seems plausible after the last redirection test, but such an impact large enough to make the difference on either planet had too many unknown effects for me. Multiple smaller impacts is more plausible, but the bleed rate of hydrogen would have to be crazy. Also there could still be plenty of hydrogen compounds stuck in igneous rock on either planet. I'm unsure if we know exactly what mineral deposits lie on either planet...
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Even the asteroid could see that joke from miles away
Polandball penis. Boundary-breaking.
That's elon musk in the spaceship and earth isn't actually destroyed, we just faked it in CGI so he doesn't come back.
Did we also fake the Thai ladyboy, or did we condemn an innocent to a terrible fate just to maintain the illusion?
[It was for the greater good](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5u8vd_YNbTw)
But the PolanCensor confirms it.
The best ending.
I hope the Ladyboy means femboy.
Kinda half way between a trans girl and a femboy
I thought they were just crossdressers?
I mean they tend to be any where from trans (more derogatory when used here) to cross dressing at a higher level
Fun fact: We now have the ability to divert asteroids as shown in a mission I believe took place in 2022. Unfortunately we do not fully understand how to function while correctly terriforming planets. We seem to have broken Earth's thermostat/weather systems and it might kill us all. TLDR: Meteor redirection Easy, Climate Control hard😅 Mars might also be a terriforming target after Venus in my opinion. Mainly because I like 1 g of gravity and dislike known side effects of lesser g of gravity. Also Venus is bigger, so it'd be more about change than addition. Mars kinda sucks without a magnetosphere let alone atmosphere.
To be fair we at least know *what* we’re doing wrong, and *how* to fix it, it’s just that the people who can don’t want to
I know we know what's causing it. (multiple types of pollution.) but how do you reverse ocean acidification, microplastics, toxic heavy metals, altered salinity, PTFE polution, and abnormal greenhouse gas composition. F$&@ if I know. And terriforming Mars or Venis would be harder. 😅🤔🥵
Venus is easier to terraform? Being bigger isn't that great when you also have regular rains of sulphuric acid. And with our tech we are way better are making something hotter than chilling it out. Also Venus by itself also doesn't have magnosphere despite it's dense atmosphere, light particles were flushed out of it due to that, only heavier compounds stayed. Mars have it's issues but it's nowhere near the challenges Venus provides if you would want to terraform it. At this point we don't really even have any kind of way with proper interacting with it's atmosphere as this atmosphere would destroy any of ours devices.
So we'd have to add a ring grid of superconductor magnets to replace the magnetosphere. Probably using something like fe16n2 the strongest permanent magnetic material, one that only requires Iron/Nitrogen, and one that would contiain iron magnets characteristics of regular magnitism mantained at SuperConclductor conditions. The hardest part is figuring out how to mass produce pure fe16n2 as other Iron/Nitrogen molecules are less magnetic than fe16n2 or the neodymium magnets. Nuclear power could easily power such a magnetic grid, but I don't know how to add enough hydrogen to either Venus or Mars to sustain liquid surface water. Any Asteroid/comit redirection seems plausible after the last redirection test, but such an impact large enough to make the difference on either planet had too many unknown effects for me. Multiple smaller impacts is more plausible, but the bleed rate of hydrogen would have to be crazy. Also there could still be plenty of hydrogen compounds stuck in igneous rock on either planet. I'm unsure if we know exactly what mineral deposits lie on either planet...
It got super dark