/sci/ - Science & Math

>>8657688
There is an 1980s movie where the opening scene is a couple guys tossing a football around on Mars. No clue what it was called. I'd imagine there'd be quite a few golf balls lost on Mars too.

>>8657707
>terraforming
>nukes

Hurr. Mars doesn't have a proper core for holding or shielding proper atmosphere and nukes are not going to help much at all. You need massive bombardment using comets and asteroids which is as absurd as it sounds. The process will take 100,000s of years. You are better off just doming over everything you want to live on.

Also, he says nothing about gravity.

>>8657709
You don't bring them to you, you send robots to them. They send back refined materials or even completely manufactured items. What retard would change the Delta-V of an asteroid?