Teraforming by Malligar
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This might not appear to be all that complex and I
Comments (7)
redneck
I think this is spectacular. How deep is the ocean? Interested in making a tutorial Web page?
t3
Great Idea, very, very well done. Serious sientific work from my viepoint. Needs some ratings to draw more peoples attention to it :-)
Taura Noxx
I think its fantastic work
kromekat
What an excellent project to do and scientifically executed also! - I have always been fascinated by Mars and the possibilities of its past and future and this makes for fascinating viewing! - would love to see a larger render! - well done :)
SeanE
Kim Stanley Robinson (of the books Red Mars etc...go see Amazon if you don't know what I mean) would be proud!
Malligar
Wow, I dident expect these many comments... I appriciate them! redneck - the ocean is about 6-7km deep to the lowest point, and as for making a tutorial, its a possibility...
lcd
Cool, whats next? Venus? Imagine: Venus has nearly the same size as Terra and same gravity, so the terraforming of Venus is a very good idea.