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   "Adriatic"  wrote in message   
   news:bpj4o2$pt$1@ls219.htnet.hr...   
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   > I do not know does this have any sense. It is impossible by all our common   
   > sense.   
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   > But let's try for a change something impossible, since teraforming is   
   > getting to be so interesting and it does not look impssible.   
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   > Why not we suppose that we can replace Mars with Europa and Europa with   
   > Mars.   
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   > I do not know how to do it, nor I dohave any idea how to do it, but the   
   > energy balances would more or less zero.   
      
   What energy balances would be more or less zero?   
      
      
   > And the energy is all that matters   
   > That kind of computer simulation would be done easily, and who knew maybe   
   > some day that would be easier then teraforming a Mars.   
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   > Adriatic   
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   > "Roger Stokes"  wrote in message   
   > news:xL7sb.38388$Ll5.9742@twister.socal.rr.com...   
   > > If Mars were provided with a breathable atmosphere by some means in the   
   > > future, how long would it take to be lost to space?   
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