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GUESS YOU BETTER START TERRAFORMING MARS AYE?

>>1953759
Mars is further away from the sun, for one.
>And no you can't add atmosphere to Mars. It would just lose it again. There's a reason it lost it in the first place.
http://bigthink.com/ideas/24011
>Answer: You are absolutely correct. Mars is a small planet, and hence it's gravitational field is not strong enough to permanently hold onto a dense atmosphere, but it is sufficient to hold onto an atmosphere for thousands to millions of years, which is enough for us. Once we terraform Mars, there will be enough of an atmosphere to take of all our needs for generations to come.
>You could reduce the planet's temperature within a single lifetime this way.
Fuck that, MEN! BEGIN THE BOMBARDMENT OF COMETS

>>1921730
I lol'd

It's going to be fun when the cure for aging conflicts with their beliefs on God and his 'allocated time' given to people.

>>1625958
>1)Its impossible to get into sweden
NOT IF YOU HAVE BOSNIAN AND AUSTRALIAN CITIZENSHIP

You guys know what I'm going to suggest to terraform Mars...

>my face when I realised most of us are going to live for thousands of years

http://www.hplusmagazine.com/articles/forever-young/manhattan-beach-project-end-aging-2029

NOT IN CAPITALISM

>>1392598
SOMEONE DON'T KNOW HOW MANY STARS AND GALAXIES THERE ARE

On an image babel library thingo there is porn of you, and your mother, sucking two cocks of an anthropomorphic lion.

Hey OP, what if I told you there was a system that could accomplish this?

>>1134027
>My face when next time you have rainfall that originated from a hurricane that your county gets covered in a thin film of oily slime