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Common yeast can survive Martian conditions
(phys.org)
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geox
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14 Oct 25 22:57 UTC
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WalterBright
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22 Oct 25 23:40 UTC
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We should be dropping bags of extremophile organisms into the Martian atmosphere to get a start on terraforming it.
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schwartzworld
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22 Oct 25 23:40 UTC
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The best time to start terraforming a planet is 500 years ago. The second best time is now.
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weregiraffe
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The best time to start terraforming a planet is never. The idea is as absurd as a Dyson sphere/swarm. People should really grow beyond sci-fi ideas that were last fresh in the 1930's.
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ACCount37
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No. Sci-fi ideas from the 1930s beat the myopic doomerism of 2020s, and it's not even a contest.
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