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Articles tagged: Terraform

  • mars, MATT, Omaha Trail, space mining, Terraform April 2018 Developing Mars

    ...from frontier businesses of the First Transcontinental Railroad and the California Gold Rush in 19th-century America. Terraformation resources can sustain and protect subaqueous natural-light habitation structures (‘habs’). Habs can be spacious, with...

    • mars
    • MATT
    • Omaha Trail
    • space mining
    • Terraform
    Authors: Gary Stewart     Martin Lades    
  • CFCs, CO2, James Kasting, mars, Terraforming December 2014 Terraforming Mars: from CFCs to Total Recall

    ... is, to redesign its surface environment so that it is similar to Earth. Our closest neighbour, Venus, is not a good candidate for terraforming because it has a hot, dense atmosphere that would be difficult to remove and because it has lost all but...

    • CFCs
    • CO2
    • James Kasting
    • mars
    • Terraforming
    Authors: James Kasting    
  • carbon dioxide, CO2, molecular oxygen, O2, Terraforming 29 May 2019 Comets inspire new way to make breathable oxygen on other planets

    If humanity wants to settle somewhere beyond our planet then one of the problems we will face is a shortage of molecular oxygen (O2) to breathe. Unfortunately for us, O2 is very hard to come by in the vast expanses of the cosmos. Not only that but ...

    • carbon dioxide
    • CO2
    • molecular oxygen
    • O2
    • Terraforming
  • acetate, Biohybrid, carbon dioxide, nanowires, Terraforming 01 April 2020 Biohybrid can turn CO2 into new products for use on Mars or Earth

    ... gas layer that is made up of about 96 percent carbon dioxide (CO2) - a level that is toxic to humans if breathed in directly. Terraforming Mars to make its surface habitable for Earth-based life is a subject that some are now considering...

    • acetate
    • Biohybrid
    • carbon dioxide
    • nanowires
    • Terraforming
  • astrobiology, Life on Mars, nanomaterial, silica aerogel 15 July 2019 New study says silica aerogel could make Mars habitable

    ...that a healthy population of plant and microbial life couldn’t get established if the conditions were right. Traditional terraforming means that involve massive environmental modification are currently well beyond human capability for the foreseeable...

    • astrobiology
    • Life on Mars
    • nanomaterial
    • silica aerogel
  • Civil engineering degree, Low Earth Orbit, space programme 18 July 2017 Why the space programme needs civil engineers

    ... the future, there are already patents and designs in place, which civil engineers will be helping with. Terraforming Terraforming is the process of making another planet hospitable for human life. We’ve all seen it in movies and it is not something...

    • Civil engineering degree
    • Low Earth Orbit
    • space programme
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