/sci/ - Science & Math

>>3511614
>Smack Phobos into South or North pole
>massive debris cloud is not fast enough to leave Martian gravity, most falls back, over the entire surface
>dust and debris rains down through the thin CO2 atmosphere, burning up and causing a rise in temperature
>this rise in temperature causes more CO2 to outgas, as well as other gasses

Mars already has planetary duststorms. No doubt this will fuck up the air quality for a couple of decades, but I reckon it will be in a better position for full-scale terraforming than we first found it.

Ignore the monetary values in the pic, I really did pull them out of my ass.

>>2618960
Pic related, however I have been informed by Colonel Coffee that it would require something on the order of at least 100,000 nukes.

>>2236263
You have no idea.

Though I'm told that a fair few extra nukes would need to be used (think over a million)

>>2186638