/sci/ - Science & Math

>>7168326
The holodomor was caused by a drought/kulacks burning crops and famines where common in the area before the USSR was even a thing. In fact from the beginning of it's existence the USSR massively reduced poverty of the average person even in it's early war torn years.

The US would never allow this to go mainstream. Oil becoming useless would mean the death of the petrodollar.

>>5918025
Communism is the only system that can support this.

I for one welcome the red army.

>>5891774
Depends on your definition of terraform. I say being able to walk most of the surface in a parka and a oxygen mask is enough. (you can already do this in the lowest altitudes in the hottest summer months) This would make it inhabitable for many other forms of life and considerably easier to live on.
As for general living habitats for humans you build underground.
Also Mars's radiation isn't that dangerous especially with a partially restored atmosphere. The ionosphere would block most of the radiation.

>>5891013
GLORIOUS SOVIET SOCIALIST PROBE

>>5892049
Spaceport
Helium 3 mining

>>5890427
Venus actually sits on the inner edge of the habitable zone. Its atmosphere (most likely caused by volcanic activity related to a planetesimal impact) makes it completely uninhabitable. This also explains its SLOW rotation. This atmosphere causes a intense greenhouse effect. It however would be pointless to terraform Venus. it would be both harder then Mars and far less practical. For the following reasons.
Insanely long day/night cycle
Deeper in the suns gravity well
Will be uninhabitable long before earth and even longer before mars gets baked

>>5890389
>>5890406
STOOPEED

>>5835463
Because houses are expensive
Because i hate the banks and refuse to take out a loan
Because my job doesn't pay worth a shit and i got medical bills out the ass

TOPAZ nuclear reactor would probably be enough.