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Mars doesn’t have high radiation, it has an unlivable atmosphere
M1m1c15 wrote:
There’s ice at the top of Mars
alot of it is carbon dioxide ice...only about 10 % of that ice is water ice =)
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M1m1c15 wrote:
Mars doesn’t have high radiation, it has an unlivable atmosphere
earth has ozone layer which protects us from radiation but mars has nothing like that
M1m1c15 wrote:
Mars doesn’t have high radiation, it has an unlivable atmosphere
agreed
Yeah that’s another problem, uranium isn’t going to run out, it’s going to cost to much money that politicians don’t want to spend on that kind of thing because they don’t think it’s their problem
Yes I know about the sun stuff, that’s a little different, I was talking about that when I said unlivable atmosphere
Lovely_Sweet_Princess wrote:
M1m1c15 wrote:
Mars doesn’t have high radiation, it has an unlivable atmosphere
earth has ozone layer which protects us from radiation but mars has nothing like that
on mars, uv wont be that much of an issue, amrs is really far from the sun...uv refracts very easily...by the time it will reach mars, it will have refracted so much that the concentration wont cause much of an issue... =)
The suns radiation, which is what I meant
M1m1c15 wrote:
Yeah that’s another problem, uranium isn’t going to run out, it’s going to cost to much money that politicians don’t want to spend on that kind of thing because they don’t think it’s their problem
russia, canada and kasakstan are the only reliable suppliers of u-235 =)
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I meant It is going to run out
M1m1c15 wrote:
I meant It is going to run out
That will take a few billion years for the sun to run out of gas
I meant uranium is going to run out and no I didn’t ignore you you just said the same thing as someone else
Eros_Jasphine wrote:
Did I get ignored ?
M1m1c15 wrote:
I meant uranium is going to run out and no I didn’t ignore you you just said the same thing as someone else
u-235 might run out...but then again after earth supplies run out..it should be possible to get it from the moon....both formed in a very similar manner...idk =)
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Eros_Jasphine wrote:
ron10023 wrote:
Eros_Jasphine wrote:
Did I get ignored ?
Yeah...but all the other energy sources combined costs way more than maybe 1000 nuclear reactors around the world would cost...and it provides sustainable energy for days...
The issue would actually be finding ur-235....uranium is very common but ur 235 is quite rare =)