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Terraforming mars through pechlorate reduction.

Anonymous Tue 26 Jan 13:16:48 2021 No.12629937 View Reply Original Report

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How much atmosphere could be produced if the martian perchlorates got converted to chlorides?

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Anonymous Tue 26 Jan 2021 14:12:13 No.12630056 Report

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Does it matter? You can't terraform mars if it has no magnetosphere. It'd be like plugging a sinking ship

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Anonymous Tue 26 Jan 2021 18:01:48 No.12630903 Report

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>>12630056
We can give mars a magnetosphere.

Mars would be hell to live on because of the dust. The dust particles are as small as one micron in size, and would enter any airlock or space suit we could make,and they would enter the lungs, digestive tract, and bloodstream of any astronaut. And their chemical composition makes them an irritant and a cancer-causing agent.

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Anonymous Tue 26 Jan 2021 23:01:07 No.12632254 Report

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>>12630903
Particles like that are common on Earth. They form clay.

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