Re: What possible gas combinations would...
- From: "Perplexed in Peoria" <jimmenegay@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 10 Jun 2005 20:03:29 -0400 (EDT)
"the ram arm" <theramarm@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:d8bba0$gti$1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> ... be retained by the gravity well of Mars, the escape velocity? Are
> there any anaerobic bacteria that would be able to transform the
> assumed martian soil into such gases? I remember that an
> Oxygen-Nitrogen mix would not be retained, but I may be wrong. Can we
> calculate the combinations? What about for other planets and moons?
> Maybe evn the moon could be conditioned thus, say by producing an
> adequately retained gas mix through genetically engineered bacteria
> which would be feasible to further transform into breathable gases with
> some cost efficiency, or maybe through modification of our genotype!
> Can somebody point to research in this direction or to sources of
> financing? Can somebody calculate how long would it take for each stage
> in the project, and the possible costs? And the feasibility of course!
>
> Read the "Sterens" threads.
>
> Danilo Jose Bonsignore then Fabrizio J Bonsignore again Danilo J
> Bonsignore
> (Remember that there may be some Precidente somewhere who may want to
> claim the origin of these ideas, so you can have an idea of my life's
> worth! I wanted to ask Nasa but don't have time in this pubilc
> internet).
How well a planet retains an atmospheric gas depends on the planet's
gravity, the temperature of the upper atmosphere, and the molecular
weight of the gas. It doesn't matter at all what the gas compound
is mixed with.
For Mars, an atmosphere of N2O might work. And, until you completed
your modifications of the human genotype so that they can breathe
this atmosphere, at least your Martian colonists would properly
appreciate your ideas.
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