Hi Michael, I stumbled over your website yesterday and started playing around a bit. What I am still wondering is how exactly you got to equation 1. I tried to...
Hi, Equation 1: The average velocity of a gas needs to be 1/6th of the escape velocity. 1/6th is to minimise the loss of gas at maximal velocity. This is the...
this maybe a little off topic but i need feedback I've seen a documentary on National Geographic Channel and it had this plant called Balloon plant. Thought up...
Wouldn't inhibiting a planet with an inability to disperse of electrical charge from the planets surface be something to look forward to? Since world-houses...
I've heard about an article about some scientist wanting to terraform Venus, and he had this brilliant idea (so I am told), but forgot to place a copyright on...
I am trying to see if it would be possible to create a biotic solution to terraforming, now that there are large quantities of Hydrogen (quite possibly ICE)...
Hi, The buoyancy of air is magnitudes lower than the buoyancy of water. The alien atmosphere would have to be super dense for it to be possible but even then...
Hi, Bad idea. Think of neon lights. Trapped air with trapped electrical charge. The atoms oxidise turning it to plasma (fire). A worldhouse that could not...
Hi, There are numerous processes for seperating Deuterium (D) from Hydrogen (H). However they are all illegal in every country of the world (except Hungary and...
-Before I start I would like to ask you something and thank you for replying to my messages. Thank you. It's a shame you are the only one, but even two heads...
has anyone read it yet? http://www.springer.com/astronomy/book/978-0-387-09795-4 <http://www.springer.com/astronomy/book/978-0-387-09795-4> a friend sent me...
Hi, You can't sieve C from CO2. C is a solid and will physically block the sieve. The best we can do is sieve CO2 from the atmosphere and then convert that...
They are not always solid you know. Case in point [http://nanotechweb.org/cws/article/tech/21530]. Now I don't know how they were able to achieve this phase of...
Hi, This idea has problems: (1) Venus needs some sunlight (2) The system is not stable over millenia and will require constant maintenance, fail once and the...
I don't normally use English, so I hope I won't make too many grammar
mistakes. At least point 3 can be dealt with since the slow rotation would require...
Hi, Mirrors have the same problem. The sunlight reflecting off them will constantly push the mirror out of orientation and orbit. They're very expensive and...
I wonder if the push and the particles from the solar wind can't be used
somehow? - It might be the wrong way around the problem to only see on the
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Hi, Mirrors have the same problem. The sunlight reflecting off them will constantly push the mirror out of orientation and orbit. They're very expensive and...
Hi, Water comets? You haven't read my website: http://terraformers.org.au/comet.html The rest of the pages can be found at: http://terraformers.org.au/ A...
With a new moon tugging Venus between itself and the sun could cause crustal tidal forces. Such friction could create a more geologically active Venus and a...
Skip building a moon and go straight to building a fractal shell. It is my marriage of four or even five concepts I've come across these couple of weeks. The...
wow... Even though the article is not fully cited it claims that: "A recent report demonstrates using close packed fractal resonators to make the first...
I had a couple of thoughts about the Hydrogen Escape problem. My first thought was the Deuterium having twice the mass of Hydrogen would not be "lost", based...
To some degree the Earth loses neither hydrogen nor helium since the atmospheric concentrations are constant. Â The earth loses helium because the earth...
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...
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...
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...
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...
