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  • '''Mercury''' is the first planet from the sun. It has almost no atmosphere, and could be considered a larger
    469 bytes (72 words) - 19:46, 31 October 2008

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  • '''Terraforming''' is the process of making a planet earthlike. The moon could be terraformed, however it lacks volatiles such a
    289 bytes (45 words) - 01:28, 29 October 2008
  • *[[Mercury_(Planet)]]
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  • '''Mercury''' is the first planet from the sun. It has almost no atmosphere, and could be considered a larger
    469 bytes (72 words) - 19:46, 31 October 2008
  • '''Earth''' is the third planet from the sun. It has an atmosphere of mainly [[nitrogen]] and [[oxygen]], a
    594 bytes (98 words) - 06:27, 7 August 2008
  • ...f war are gathering once again. By 2092, climate change has devastated the planet and even thinned by incessant bloodshed, famine, and disease, Earth’s pop ...into the 21st century’s version of the Dark Ages. On the other side of the planet, the Islamic Brotherhood controls territory from Indonesia, across Asia and
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  • ...civilization into this area. Near space industry, [[Asteroid]] mining, and Planet Mining for fuels and energy. First Interstellar travel. Interstellar space
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  • ...tronomical topics, such as the recent controversy over Pluto's status as a planet.
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  • .../PDS/public/explorer/html/moonpick.htm [[US Geological Survey|USGS]] Map-a-Planet with Clementine data]
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  • * place the Mission from Planet Earth on a "go-as-you-pay" basis
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  • ...s. An Ecumenopolis is formed when the urban areas and megalopolises of the planet (Megalopolis is any large metropolitan area, or a long chain of continuous ...eir civilization into this area. Near space industry, Asteroid mining, and Planet Mining for fuels and energy. First Interstellar travel. Interstellar space
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  • ...rth is in desperate need of the near limitless clean energy for the entire planet. The hopes of billions of people rested with this precious element. So, too ...nearby mining operations and fuel production for rockets bound for the Red Planet. The only link between Earth and Mars, but also the weakest link, if you do
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  • ...m. This sort of device could provide truly large scale transportation off planet for reasonable prices per pound. Among the difficulties and problems with
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  • ...itan, which circles distant Saturn, has retained its atmosphere while the planet Mercury (a similar body with a diameter of 3,031 miles) has lost its atmosp
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  • ...f Luna is very similar to that of an orbiting satellite in the shadow of a planet. The feet of the robot probe would be the only parts to usually lose heat ...its situation is always similar to an orbiting satellite in the shade of a planet. While it is shaded by the umbrella and wall during the day, it is still e
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  • ...na]]. In a context in which one might refer to the moons of more than one planet, Luna is more specific than the Moon. The moon is of interest to space col
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  • ...ture of the Earth to rise, which is resulting in increasing changes to the planet's climate. The consequences of this include disruption to agriculture and g
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  • ...ects, it becomes very apparent with bodies of larger mass, such as a moon, planet, star, or galaxy. According to Einstein's general theory of relativity, it
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  • ...'Trojan points'' comes from the [[Trojan asteroids]] at the Sun-[[Jupiter (planet)|Jupiter]] L<sub>4</sub> and L<sub>5</sub> points, which themselves are nam * The [[giant impact hypothesis]] suggests that an object named [[Theia (planet)|Theia]] formed at L<sub>4</sub> or L<sub>5</sub> and crashed into the Eart
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  • ...ream from SciFi is to move a large segment of the human population off the planet. This dream is simply not to be. For the near future, the cost of launchi ...gnificant fraction of Earth’s population will ever physically move off his planet. No relief from population pressure is to be found in space.
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  • ...y is able to create an artificial magnetic field that can cover the entire planet, future off world settlers will become heavily dependent on both Mercury an
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  • ...inal Star Wars movie. Droids R2D2 and C3PO escape from a spaceship to the planet Tatooine in an escape pod that connects to the spaceship by such a system.
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  • ...er. [[Venus]] was imagined to be a hot, steamy jungle planet, or perhaps a planet covered completely with a hot global ocean. His keen interest in the [[sola
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  • ...ture of the Earth to rise, which is resulting in increasing changes to the planet's climate. The consequences of this include disruption to agriculture and ...he Tengiz oil field pipeline. Long range transmission of power across the planet will also cause significant losses of power over transmission lines.
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  • ...giant impactor", shot out into space. Some of it created a ring around the planet which, over the ages, was swept back together to form the Moon. This is cal
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  • Jupiter: The Largest Planet by Isaac Asimov
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  • ...us/Sun L1 point to cause the atmosphere to freeze out and leave the entire planet available to be mined. The shade could be a cone shaped structure with the
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  • ...s with us today, and could be scaled up to provide the entire needs of the planet for a very long time. But only at great risk and at a high social price.
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  • ...ists that recently was in the news for demoting Pluto to the rank of dwarf planet.
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  • ...to help develop a world-wide human society that lives in harmony with its planet, Earth. ...s, then the only way to expand our horizons is to eventually move off this planet. This has been our dream since NASA’s conception. Retaining this vision
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  • ...ilt? NASA does not say. NASA does not estimate the cost of gardening the planet of Mars. The closest they have come to giving a cost was estimating $450 b
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  • ...ject gains as it accelerates in the gravitational field of an airless moon/planet. For the moon, this number is 2.4 km/sec.
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  • Chem: stuff thats is little bit too toxic to have on planet earth but still potential for research. (maybe even one day produced on the
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  • wifi-planet\.org logical-planet\.co\.uk
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  • ...’s ecosphere. Perhaps we need to think of ourselves as symbiotes with our planet Earth. Perhaps we cannot really settle the Moon or Mars until we understa
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  • 332. Wrinkled Planet (Seares). 814. Two-Planet perspective (Earth and Mars).
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