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Anonymous05/14/26, 06:38No.16975854Terraforming Thread
Ok the technology may not be feasible but lets say you had the ability to remove billions of tonnes of matter from any planet and also be able to deposit those materials on other planets
How would you make Veus lose its runaway greenhouse?
https://youtu.be/Wp-WiNXH6hI
How much Carbon would you have to suck out of the planet to stabalize?
Could you then bring that carbon to Mars and kickstart its atmosphere?
What if you could redirect asteroids and comets to strike mars in order to pump its geological actibity an also deposit water while doing so?
What if you went to the gas giants and their moons for gas and brought it to Mars or Mercury?
What if we pumped ocean water into the middle of the worlds hottest deserts to generate rains during drought?
What if we crashed Sirius D into Uranus?
What if we sent (((them))) back to Saturn with no space suits?
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Anon05/14/26, 06:40No.16975855
If you crashed Europa into Mars how long would it liquify the whole planet?
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Anon05/14/26, 06:41No.16975856
If you crashed Mercury into Venus would it trap all the Carbon back into the rock or lose a bunch of carbon?
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Anon05/14/26, 06:45No.16975858
what would be the most kino planetary colision to witness from a telescope?
Every combo sounds awesomeWhat if we send Mercury and Venus into the sun at the same time?
Would we be able to see if there was a black hole underneath the surface?
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Anon05/14/26, 10:00No.16975913
Moving billions of tons of matter between planets is not realistic. The technology to do something like that is thousands of years away.I think the most realistic method of terraforming would involve fusion reactors transforming the atmosphere. Of course this technology and the means to transport it to another planet do not exist, but it would be a lot closer than moving enough tons of matter between planets to get that outcome.Perhaps an even bigger obstacle to terraforming would be that none of these planets have a magnetic field. Even if you did reduce the temperature to a cool 72°F, anyone who lives there would be fried by radiation.
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Anon05/14/26, 12:19No.16976010
>earth becomes uninhabitable
>move to uninhabitable planet
>terraform exoplanets to make them habitable
>as opposed to terraforming earth
Lol
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Anon05/14/26, 12:37No.16976025
planets are primitive
