Defender Bob :donor: 📻 on Nostr: nprofile1q…vk6yr I disagree on the Kardashev scale. It's a good way to help ...
nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnddaehgu3wwp6kyqpqvg7vwj75krr7fyn04xqqcmst8g0ew47vswrw72rrd8v05359ae3q0vk6yr (nprofile…k6yr) I disagree on the Kardashev scale. It's a good way to help discussions like this about terraforming, energy use, etc. It was even extended by Carl Sagan, et al.
But just talking about mars. I'm familiar with the Oklo Gabon nuclear reactor. It's interesting but was also completely random, uncontrolled, and potentially very isolated as a source like what would be needed on a planetary scale.
Maybe, if the scientists are right and the core is some kind of thorium reactor, Mars either didn't have enough to sustain its core or something poisoned it.
Okay, going to totally throw this out there but, maybe proximity to Jupiter. Just look at the astroid belt.
Okay, I gotta stop now. I'm now falling down the same rabbit hole and I need to get back to work. 😐
But just talking about mars. I'm familiar with the Oklo Gabon nuclear reactor. It's interesting but was also completely random, uncontrolled, and potentially very isolated as a source like what would be needed on a planetary scale.
Maybe, if the scientists are right and the core is some kind of thorium reactor, Mars either didn't have enough to sustain its core or something poisoned it.
Okay, going to totally throw this out there but, maybe proximity to Jupiter. Just look at the astroid belt.
Okay, I gotta stop now. I'm now falling down the same rabbit hole and I need to get back to work. 😐