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To: dayglored

Mars is the hip place to imagine people colonizing . The problem is very little water . Trade with Europe could solve that problem . ( Also split up that water to liberate oxygen into that very thin atmosphere)


5 posted on 01/21/2025 12:17:25 AM PST by Nateman (Democrats did not strive for fraud friendly voting merely to continue honest elections.)
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To: Nateman

Trade with Europa. Trade with Europe would be something else.


6 posted on 01/21/2025 12:18:44 AM PST by Nateman (Democrats did not strive for fraud friendly voting merely to continue honest elections.)
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To: Nateman

Mars is the hip place to imagine people colonizing


It ain’t the kind of place to raise your kids.


25 posted on 01/21/2025 11:38:47 AM PST by dfwgator (Endut! Hoch Hech!)
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Mars has plenty of water it’s frozen in it’s crust.

Mars also has the only atmosphere humans could live in with just oxygen tanks and co2 scrubbers. It’s pressure is high enough humans don’t need full pressure suits at low elevations in Mars gravity field. Pure O2 at Mars pressure is just enough to breathe in. Think a haz mat suit vs a full space suit.

https://www.planetary.org/articles/mars-may-host-oceans-worth-of-water-deep-underground


26 posted on 01/21/2025 11:53:03 AM PST by GenXPolymath
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To: Nateman
Mars is the hip place to imagine people colonizing . The problem is very little water .

Send the California Water Czar to fix that little problem.

44 posted on 01/23/2025 2:22:28 PM PST by gitmo (If your theology doesn’t become your biography, what good is it?)
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