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Do you work for Wadworth like everyone else in the town?
I can hardly get my head around it and wondered if the light would persist so long. I guess because there's no atmosphere there's nothing to diminish or attenuate the light.
basically being so much smaller than us, its iron core cooled and hardened, while ours remained molten and in a state of constant flux (convection currents).
those iron core convection currents give us our N/S poles and a magnetosphere that prevents our atmosphere from being blown away by the solar wind.
mars cooling to hard meant it lost its poles and magenetosphere and its early atmosphere got swept of the face of the planet by the solar winds.
anyyway, i've been wondering what it would take to remelt the iron core of mars (nuclear or similar chain reaction fusion process? or a purely chemical fusion process?), and whether that remelting and reinvigorationg of convection currents (gravity should take care of that once it remelts) would restore the magnetosphere and allow a new atmosphere to develop within which new lifeforms could begin to develop.
You can tell the sex of an ant by dropping it in a glass of water.
Sinks: Girl Ant.
Floats: Boy Ant.
FACT.
EDIT: and all this talk of going there is crazy, we haven't even been to the moon yet. Priorities people.
I'm not locked in here with you, you are locked in here with me.
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