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Sep 4, 2020 7:58 PM CST
Name: Kevin Langley
London UK (Zone 6b)
BigBill said:I just had to look it up. The atmospheric pressure on Mars is less than 1% of Earth.
Mars does have an atmosphere consisting mostly of Carbon dioxide 96%, Nitrogen I think and Argon. But it has been leaking these gases or losing the atmosphere there for years and years and years.
So I was incorrect in saying that there was no atmosphere but just one that isn't too conducive to life as we know it. 96% Carbon dioxide does not sound too appealing.

Still am curious as to where the funding is going to come from?


As technology improves, it maybe possible to do it on the cheap in about 500 years time.

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