New Mars Forums

Official discussion forum of The Mars Society and MarsNews.com

You are not logged in.

Announcement

Announcement: As a reader of NewMars forum, we have opportunities for you to assist with technical discussions in several initiatives underway. NewMars needs volunteers with appropriate education, skills, talent, motivation and generosity of spirit as a highly valued member. Write to newmarsmember * gmail.com to tell us about your ability's to help contribute to NewMars and become a registered member.

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

mars2015
Banned
From: Ohio,USA
Registered: 2005-05-16
Posts: 26

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?

Offline

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

karov
Member
From: Bulgaria
Registered: 2004-06-03
Posts: 953

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

Offline

Board footer

Powered by FluxBB