Terraforming the Solar System

~~combatmedic~~ · 09-29-2011, 11:19 PM

New England was not an unreasonable venture. It wasn't the best real estate, but it had its attractions. More importantly, it was habitable. Other planets are not habitable. You see many colonists on salt flats or at the South Pole? Both those environments are much easier to get to and actually much less hostile than other planets in the Solar System, and that's with current or plausible near future technology.

09-29-2011, 11:19 PM	#11
~~combatmedic~~ Banned Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: a crooked, creaky manse built on a blasted heath	Re: Terraforming the Solar System New England was not an unreasonable venture. It wasn't the best real estate, but it had its attractions. More importantly, it was habitable. Other planets are not habitable. You see many colonists on salt flats or at the South Pole? Both those environments are much easier to get to and actually much less hostile than other planets in the Solar System, and that's with current or plausible near future technology.