Venus is a possibility, too. 🤔 engineering
Green said there are several different ways to make the magnetic shield.
"I’m trying to get a paper out I’ve been working on for about two years. It’s not going to be well received," he said."The planetary community does not like the idea of terraforming anything. But you know. I think we can change Venus, too, with a physical shield that reflects light. We create a shield, and the whole temperature starts going down.".
Dr. Green was also asked if he is surprised that life has yet to be discovered on the Red Planet despite NASA exploring Mars since 1976. “Yes and no," he said."What we’re doing now is much more methodical, much more intelligent in the way we recognize what signatures life can produce over time."One of the Viking experiments indicated there was microbial life in the soils, but only one of the three instruments did, so we couldn’t say we found life.
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