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Discussion of Terraforming, Caeliforming and Ecogenesis.

Beta-testing of "Terraformer", a new terraforming simulator for Mac and PC.

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Re: Misconceptions about Hydrogen/Helium and gravity Hi, Genetic modifcation will not alter the binding energies of deuterium. The two have nothing to do with each other. Deuterium is not something you can work Posted - Mon Jan 11, 2010 5:38 am	Michael Bastion alt_cosmos Offline Send Email
Re: Misconceptions about Hydrogen/Helium and gravity Hi Michael, Thanks for the reply. I would think Deuterium would be an option for creating a stable biosphere... (with genetic modifications). I suppose that Posted - Mon Jan 11, 2010 2:36 am	Clifford clkeele Offline Send Email
Misconceptions about Hydrogen/Helium and gravity Hi, Deuterium is toxic to all known forms of life and so can't be used in any way on a habitable planet: http://terraformers.org.au/deuterium.html Any amount Posted - Mon Jan 11, 2010 1:09 am	Michael Bastion alt_cosmos Offline Send Email
More notes about Hydrogen... Mass&Hydrogen doesn't seem to be a big Sorry for the long e-mail, but the approach to Hydrogen just seems to have some flaws. Looking further at the idea of holding hydrogen by mass.... I'm not Posted - Sun Jan 10, 2010 11:48 pm	Clifford clkeele Offline Send Email
Re: Equation 1 and Hydrogen Escape + Random Thoughts. To some degree the Earth loses neither hydrogen nor helium since the atmospheric concentrations are constant. The earth loses helium because the earth Posted - Sun Jan 10, 2010 11:44 pm	Charlie Moquin-Miller charliemoquin Offline Send Email
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