Re:The International Space Station is growing mould, inside ...
by CydeWeys on Saturday June 29, 2019 @09:34AM
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With active terraforming you could accumulate an atmosphere much more quickly than over the course of a billion years. We're currently adding a measurable amount of carbon dioxide to the Earth's atmosphere every year, which isn't great here, but would help tremendously to terraform Mars.
No. Mars has a weak magnetic magnetic field which is incapable of containing an atmosphere that would support us. It also took Earth over 1 billion years for atmospheric oxygen to accumulate in significant amounts.