/sci/ - Science & Math

>>4020486
Life has always terraformed worlds. Earth's blue sky was formed by early bacteria and algae. And a blue garden Mars is preferable to a red dead Mars.

>>3730582
>And what will you do once you are finished with them?
They said I could do anything that I wanted

So I built the new world on Mars
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Other than that I don't feel like going into too much detail of my plans, as many things can change by this and that time.

>>3512149
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phobos_%28moon%29
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deimos_%28moon%29
>The collision will cause the core to heat up again.
No, it won't.

If you collide something massive enough to restart the core, you've just fucked over all the habitability and terraformable potential Mars had in the first place.

We have millions of years to construct an orbital planetary magnetic field capable of preventing Mars' atmosphere from being eroded away. Don't worry about it.

>>3305634
Except, y'know, Mars.
It is semi-habitable. What, would you like Venus instead? Or how about Mercury. Or if searing heat isn't your thing, what about the moons of Jupiter? Oooh, radiation everywhere. Any oceans are likely hundreds of kilometers deep. Titan? It has lakes of fucking ethane.

>>3057817
>Also, we'll then need procedures to re-adapt the natives to terran norms, or we're gonna have a rebellion in our lap.
FREE MARS

Wish #1: Human-level AI capable of taking over all jobs humans don't want to do by 2035
Wish #2: Molecular assemblers available by 2040
Wish #3: Robert Zubrin, President-elect of the United States of America
Wish #4: Japan builds space elevator by 2030 (http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/science/article4799369.ece))
Wish #5: Longevity extension created and made available to whole world's population (with mandatory sterilization if you accept treatment to stop rapid overpopulation)
Wish #6: Tharsis Aerospace/Solar/Mining succeeds and becomes a multi-billion dollar corporation trying to fix the world's material and energy scarcity by 2035
Wish #7: Technocratic Republic of Sci goes ahead as planned and becomes the world's intellectual powerhouse by 2050.
Wish #8: Terraformation of Mars completed by 2125

>>2919155
I'd rather frame it specifically because of the novelty. Because it's based in America it would also be good to throw in a huge glop of nationalism.
"USA, WORLD LEADER IN SPACE COLONIZATION, WITH OUR NEW MILLION STRONG CITY, THARSIS THOLUS"

>>2894933
Maaaaars, is a world of wonders...

It has canyons, river valleys, and giant ice sheets

Maaaaars, is a world of wonders,

It shouldn't be humans to Mars in fifty years, it should be humans to Mars in ten.

Maaars, is a world of wonders
It has canyons,
river valleys,
and giant ice sheets

2032 - Manned mission to Mars
2048 (if TRS succeeds) - First city built and automated on Mars with immigrants arriving
2054 - First colonies appear on Mars
2070 - Mars population reaches 100,000
2080 - Moves for terraformation of Mars
2140 - Martian mean temperature at 0'CC
2250 - At least 500 millibar atmosphere, oceans and seas, many grass, algae and lichen species
2350 - Forests, insects and CO2 tolerant animals proliferate through the environment
2450 - Mars has largely oxygen/nitrogen atmosphere and has a rich ecosystem with a population in excess of 500,000,000 beings (biological/transhumanist)

>>2618862

Mars, is a world of wonders!

>>2416515
I would expect them to have computer systems for the launch, the hard part will be re-entry into Earth's atmosphere (if there's anything left worth landing on)

If not I will be taking many asparagus seeds, we will steal the ISS' fuel, and jet off to Mars. better do it while it is at a Fast Transfer distance though.

>>2342169
Cool story bro, I mentioned this in previous TRS threads and most loved it. Some wanted even more lax laws on heavier drugs.
>>2342177
<3 Mars

>>2233255
CCM, I've been meaning to ask you about this.
I cannot into physics for shit, we would there be a difference if the nukes didn't slow down Phobos, but just deflected it? As in it would still go the same speed bu the explosion would send it off to a different trajectory. Would still a fuckhuge amount of nukes need to be used?

>>2214639
>>2214649
Cute, but if you go ahead with your project I'm sure you'll realize why thats not an answer eventually.

anyway enjoy your province, I'll enjoy my little red dot.