Science, Technology and Society 361: "Mars Exploration" -- Fall 2010
Sunday, February 11, 2007
Global Warming could make Mars habitable
This article discusses how global warming could be modeled on Mars in order to make it a warmer and more people-friendly environment. The article discusses a theory that perflurocarbons could increase the climate temperature on Mars just as they have done on earth. However, in practice, due to its cost and inefficiency, the reality of this proposal will probably not happen. I still think its interesting that we are fearing global warming on this planet but want to use it our advantage on another.
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