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#1 2005-05-24 09:38:17

mars2015
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Re: potential venus problem? - volcanism

We've touched on Venus terraforming.  Here's something I thought of-it appears that since Venus has no active plate tectonics, that basically every billion years or so the pressure builds and it blows and totally resurfaces with new lava-which would destroy any life on it after terraforming.  Could we perhaps drill holes in the crust to encourage pressure release?

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#2 2005-05-25 02:19:49

karov
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Re: potential venus problem? - volcanism

We've touched on Venus terraforming.  Here's something I thought of-it appears that since Venus has no active plate tectonics, that basically every billion years or so the pressure builds and it blows and totally resurfaces with new lava-which would destroy any life on it after terraforming.  Could we perhaps drill holes in the crust to encourage pressure release?

Answer - crack the crust:

http://www.newmars.com/forums/viewtopic … ...1;t=127

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