Re:Ask HN: How bad Earth would have to be for terraforming M...
by subject4056 on Tuesday October 13, 2026 @01:39PM
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You know I took the wrong conclusions from frog/rat developmental studies in space. As far as I can tell low gravity isn't known to be a killer, just that the whole process hasn't been studied (no mammal recorded to give birth in space).
As to whether or not that makes Mars hard, I think it doesn't matter how well you can control the climate if you can't have a second generation of people to live there.
This seems way down in the list of reasons Mars is hard. Possibly not on the list at all. Interested in your source on such a confident claim.