To: jmacusa
Even with an athmosphere they’d all be far too cold. There’s probably plenty of water ice in the outer asteroids, sufficient to cover Titan to a few feet at least, leaving some terrain exposed, then work on the atmosphere; or introducing oxygen from the same source to turn that methane into CO2 and water (and some other stuff), then using extremophiles to slowly turn most of the CO2 into oxygen. :’) The place would probably need to have a huge mirror in orbit on the “dark” side or at a libration point (or more than one) to collect and direct more solar radiation, iow, no night, but no really full daylight either.
25 posted on
09/21/2014 5:11:31 AM PDT by
SunkenCiv
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To: SunkenCiv
Certainly they're all too cold— and distant. Our own moon is much closer. And of course there's Mars, which has a thin atmosphere. I think we should try and terraform The Red Planet. But of course with Obozo killing off the space program.... God how I hate that little narcissistic prick.
29 posted on
09/21/2014 8:40:42 AM PDT by
jmacusa
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