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Terraforming the Red Planet
When you discuss terraforming, Mars is the prototypical case. Even though terraforming, in its full-blown form, might take hundreds of years and a gargantuan effort, it seems almost feasible to warm Mars up and release the sub-surface water that we now know is there. Put down a few of the right kinds of plants, let 'em convert CO2 for a few years, and voila fresh happy new Earth-like planet. Unfortunately, it's not going to be that easy.
Links
- Martian Citizen One
- Martian Agriculture
- Apollo 8 to Mars
- Martian Industrial Boot Up
- Paraterraforming
- Raising Reindeer on Mars
- Organisms can survive Mars simulation
- Tim Kral's Lab - Andromeda Chamber (Mars simulator)
- Tim Kral's Lab(Home Page)
- dmoz links on Mars Terraforming
- Dutch Mars Terraforming Site
- Romance to Reality
- A Future Mars (in Hawaii)
- Two Weeks on Mars (in Utah)
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