/sci/ - Science & Math

>>4017194
What the fuck am I reading?
>Because with CO2 in the atmosphere, Mars will be warmer, if Mars is enough warm, it's core will become once again liquid
I think the temperature of a viable atmosphere is a few thousand kelvins too cold for that.
>if it's core is liquid, the magnetic field will reappear
Not until convection starts. And that won't happen just automatically.

Space Engine General.

http://en.spaceengine.org/


You can go to any star you see, in the milky way or any of the other millions of galaxies if you zoom out far enough.


Then you can check how many planets are in the system you went too, and go to each one, which can have moons, and you can go on the surface of the planets which will be procedural generated for you to explore.


The planets will tell you if life are on them or if they could support life (comfort terra's etc)


Play it, It's time.


After exploring 20 stars I finally found one moon around a gas giant that was a comfort terra with life, was fucking epic, here's a screenshot of it.

Will continue to dump screens from this amazing game.