They Want To Terraform Jupiter

There have been many discussions, and some that have progressed pretty far in regards to terraforming other planets.  That entails trying to manipulate a planetery environment so that life could flourish and make it more like earth.  So, how about Jupiter?

So just what would it take to terraform Jupiter, the largest planet in our solar system?

In fact, it might even be easier than terraforming Mars or Venus, as long as you keep a steady flow of gas to the Moon replenishing the constantly escaping atmosphere.

Jupiter is a ball of hydrogen and helium, which compresses these gasses to almost starlike temperatures and pressures. Fine, Jupiter is the absolute worst. It makes traveling to Venus look like a spa visit.

If nothing else this is fascinating.

Let’s check out more and watch a video on how this could be done on page 2

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122 Comments

  1. Billy Wolfe said:

    Well considering the planets gravity would completely crush a human if it where possible. And considering the planet is entirely made up of gas, it is not possible…

  2. John Riepel said:

    No we don’t now but that doesn’t mean we won’t in the future. It is possible and I know 2010 is just a movie lol. I not an idiot 😉

  3. Tino Gaona said:

    Global warming doesn’t exist we are just terraforming Earth into a gas planet. We’ll plant a few trees create some bodies of water on another planet then destroy it. If we don’t touch another dead planet it would still be as if we did.

  4. Juan Martínez said:

    Jupiter has a solid core or so Is theorized. But it’s under thousands of miles into the planet. The pressure from it’s atmosphere would crush a human a few miles in.

  5. Joshua LaPlante said:

    Milk is also just milk until you add chocolate then it becomes chocolate milk! Yes anything is possible change its chemistry life has shown us we are on control of our surroundings and beyond life is essentially what we make it!

  6. Sam Little said:

    They don’t want to terraform Jupiter the moderator jus put that in the $#%&!@*le this article only states that Jupiter may be solid at the core don’t be sheep people READ

  7. Caleb Warner said:

    Trying to terraform jupiter wouldnt change the effect the sun has on the planets. All of the planets are within the suns gravitational pull, changing jupiter wouldnt affect the entire solar system. But jupiter is still too vast and extreme for any humans to live on.

  8. Freddy Rivera said:

    Jupiter is a failed star… we would notime be here if this turned out to be a binary Star system.. no way in hell can you Terraform a failed star.

  9. David Baker said:

    Terraforming gas is possible to certain extents and wouldn’t change the gravitational pull or enough to make large difference $#%&!@*uming the majority of the m$#%&!@* is used.

  10. Tom Kane said:

    I wouldnt say impissible but the technology to do it is waaaaybeyond our grasp and comprehension! But the problem remains jupiter is a GAS giant the has little if any solid structure. Also any tampering with jupiter would likely change things enough that our planetary system would cease to exist as we know it….i wouldnt say impossible but highly unlikely.

  11. Dan Vaughn said:

    The solar system all works together in harmony, I’m no rocket surgeon but something tells me we really shouldn’t be fkn with planets..

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