Re: Terraforming Venus will be easier

On Tue, 25 Nov 2003 12:41:10 GMT, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (habshi) wrote:

>       What would be the temp of Venus if it had the same composition
>as the earth's atmosphere ie mainly nitrogen with a fifth oxygen and
>maybe carbon dioxide less than earth's? We need a little co2 to make
>ourselves breathe .
>       How can we get to that atmosphere ?, the carbon dioxide could
>form carbonates and be buried , the oxyen could be split from sulfuric
>acid and the water would form oceans maybe bigger than earth's as the
>atmosphere is ten times as thick . 
>       Maybe we could have the same atmosphere as at 5000ft on earth
>to compensate for it being nearer to the sun. Its time we made another
>world for ourselves .
>
>       Mars is difficult as it wont retain the atmosphere , but on
>Venus we have too much of the stuff . 

Why not have science work on using part of Venus atmosphere on Mars.

If humans don't kill themselves off, who knows where we will be in 100
or 200 years.



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