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Vire posted:It would be easier and cheaper to make a habitat under the ocean then on another planet. Mars has no radiation shield and the hydrogen would just fly off into space. Thats a pretty insurmountable challenge however don't worry we are never leaving this planet and we will all die here in the next thousand years when some idiot finally starts world war 3. Jesus Christ I already told you! No, Mars would not just up and lose a brand new atmosphere. It would take millions of years for a new atmosphere to blow away, years in which I assume the atmosphere is also being replenished. Terraforming Mars could work, if anyone ever did it. Which is unlikely.
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