I thought we couldn't get to mars in my lifetime when I saw the last shuttle launch

Not anymore

Heck we'll probabaly get there within a decade or two or even sooner

Yeah

Well 1st we should nuke it

A lot

Yes nuking the poles will be necessary to heat up the planet

Also FYI for all the people saying it's dumb

We have hazmat suits lol

Remeber on mars the surface radiation is really high

Because the atmosphere isn't blocking out radiation as well

Your dosage on mars will be 5,000x more than on earth

Wait a sec

Nuking Mars is mainly to free up the excess co2 in the poles to thicken the atmosphere

^

Which in the end

Actually blocks out more radiation

And we would need WAY too many nukes to do that

Ah good

Man there are 14 000 nuclear warheads

We should launch like 1000 i guess

Probably more they're hiding

True

I mean south africa probably secretly kept nukes

Iran probably has nukes

Still not enough. We need hundreds of gigatons of power

Make the tsar bombas then lol

A lot of tsar bombas

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.popularmechanics.com/science/amp32588385/elon-musk-terraform-mars-nuclear-missiles/

10,000 nukes

Well no problem

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Nuking the poles wouldn't require that many nukes. Nukes now are exponentially more powerful than what is required to obliterate the surface of a planet, not to mention Mars is about half the size of Earth

Yeah, unfortunately all the water you make will simply evaporate and i bet 90% of it would simply dissipate into space.

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