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Re: Mars is too far away... 15 Years Ago by GrimJack …colony. There would need to be some kind of Mars side installation, of course. I see the engines arranged…in the proper direction to oppose the rotation of Mars, and to gradually apply the necessary force to …need to stop Mars' rotation to change Mars' revolution. You probably could not stop Mars' rotation without destroying Mars and you probably… Re: Mars is too far away... 15 Years Ago by cwarn23 … global cooling. In a massive scale.[/QUOTE] If mars has global cooling then we can pollute the planet … polluting the planet would be a good thing on mars as it would sent temperatures to something reasonable. [QUOTE… it is a breakthrough in the future of teleporting Mars.[/QUOTE] However experiments have already successfully teleported the first… Re: Mars is too far away... 15 Years Ago by GrimJack … about stopping earth's rotation. We're talking about Mars here. Mars rotation is 869/kph at the equator, about 540… clue about how you expect to accomplish the slowing of Mars to a stop, moving its orbit, then restarting it.… How does it being Mars rather than earth make a difference? What force could you… Re: Mars is too far away... 15 Years Ago by hughv …fledged colony. There would need to be some kind of Mars side installation, of course. I see the engines arranged …rotated in the proper direction to oppose the rotation of Mars, and to gradually apply the necassary force to slow …Martians (what else would you call a complete society colonizing Mars) would not allow anyone to fire up those fusion … Re: Mars is too far away... 15 Years Ago by GrimJack … means if we can make a narrow consentrated impact on mars then we would push it in the direction we like… move the black hole to the center of Mars and let spring unwind stopping Mars. Then move the space station to where… we want the new Mars orbit to be and voilà the spring snaps Mars from its old, boring orbit to… Re: Mars is too far away... 15 Years Ago by hughv … just teleport the planet. But why would you move mars or any planet. Mars is fine where it is.[/QUOTE] [QUOTE=cwarn23… read the whole thread but are you saying that since Mars is too far away to get to we should teleport… would be keen on doing that as it would affect Mars orbit.[/QUOTE] Re: Mars is too far away... 15 Years Ago by lllllIllIlllI Okay... we are missing a major point here. Mars is way too far away. When we discovered water on mars, it was the remains of ice lakes. Mars is cold, very cold. If we went to mars, the new problem would be global cooling. In a massive scale. Re: Mars is too far away... 15 Years Ago by GrimJack … their families, which means you will have to colonize Mars long before you could even fire up the engines and…Martians (what else would you call a complete society colonizing Mars) would not allow anyone to fire up those fusion engines… there would be a revolution to stop the change in Mars' revolution. Did you really start this thread for that … Re: Mars is too far away... 15 Years Ago by cwarn23 … do that. Do you suggest sending a few missiles to mars to blow it out of it's orbit like the… mention the development of a large enough missile to blow mars out of its orbit. Then how do you expect to… get mars back into its orbit... Impossible. Teleportation is the key when… Re: Mars is too far away... 15 Years Ago by cwarn23 … means if we can make a narrow consentrated impact on mars then we would push it in the direction we like….22 km/h * 1 (for calculations purposes we can consider Mars a perfect sphere and allow the radii to average to… energy is trivial" So if you want to change Mars' orbit - I suggest you forget about stopping its rotation and… Mars Rover Curiosity Successfully Lands on Mars 12 Years Ago by DavidB The latest NASA rover to be sent to Mars, Curiosity, successfuly landed on Mars late yesterday evening. I think this is wonderful. Anybody else in Daniweb following the progress of this mission? Mars is too far away... 15 Years Ago by hughv … will cost One Trillion dollars over ten years to reach Mars. Just think of what we could save! Basics: Aphelion 249…³ Equatorial surface gravity 3.69 m/s² 0.376 g Mars would be a handy place to: Dump our nuclear waste… Re: Mars is too far away... 15 Years Ago by vegaseat [QUOTE=cwarn23;1058813]Well your posting in it. Also I believe it will be another 291 years before we see humans living on mars - year 2300. Hope to see you then.[/QUOTE]What would the advantages be to live on mars? Re: Mars is too far away... 15 Years Ago by cwarn23 …=vegaseat;1059305]What would the advantages be to live on mars?[/QUOTE] Then planet is about polluted with global warming making… unlivable so the temperature would be a lot better on mars if in the next 50 the earths temperature is meant… Re: Mars is too far away... 15 Years Ago by cwarn23 [QUOTE=hughv;1059602]So, how do you move something the size of a planet?[/QUOTE] Teleportation. Scientist have already teleported the first particle. So the technology is going to be available in about the next 10 years so you could just teleport the planet. But why would you move mars or any planet. Mars is fine where it is. Re: Mars is too far away... 15 Years Ago by cwarn23 … read the whole thread but are you saying that since Mars is too far away to get to we should teleport… would be keen on doing that as it would affect Mars orbit. Re: Mars is too far away... 15 Years Ago by GrimJack … will cost One Trillion dollars over ten years to reach Mars. Just think of what we could save! (snip) How to… go - most any force applied to alter the orbit of Mars will tear it apart. The teleportation idea is better but… Re: Mars is too far away... 15 Years Ago by hughv … talking about is increasing or reducing the speed at which Mars travels through space. Faster, the size of the orbit increases… go - most any force applied to alter the orbit of Mars will tear it apart. The teleportation idea is better but… Re: Mars is too far away... 15 Years Ago by GrimJack … talking about is increasing or reducing the speed at which Mars travels through space. Faster, the size of the orbit increases… would leave the earth at a particular velocity relative to Mars that is stupendous - your teleport would be equivalent to standing… Re: Mars is too far away... 15 Years Ago by hughv Nobody said a thing about stopping earth's rotation. We're talking about Mars here. Mars rotation is 869/kph at the equator, about 540 miles per hour. Maybe you're having trouble with the concept: slow it down until stops, apply enough force to change the orbit until it's closer to the Sun. I haven't heard a single reason it can't be done. Re: Mars is too far away... 15 Years Ago by GrimJack ….22 km/h * 1 (for calculations purposes we can consider Mars a perfect sphere and allow the radii to average to… energy is trivial" So if you want to change Mars' orbit - I suggest you forget about stopping its rotation and… Re: Mars is too far away... 15 Years Ago by hughv ….22 km/h * 1 (for calculations purposes we can consider Mars a perfect sphere and allow the radii to average to… energy is trivial" So if you want to change Mars' orbit - I suggest you forget about stopping its rotation and… Re: Mars is too far away... 15 Years Ago by vegaseat There is too much dust on Mars. It would be more fun to create some rather large floating islands on Earth. Re: Mars is too far away... 15 Years Ago by cwarn23 [QUOTE=hughv;1058702]Where's the forum with the clever people who can help with difficult technical challenges?[/QUOTE] Well your posting in it. Also I believe it will be another 291 years before we see humans living on mars - year 2300. Hope to see you then. Re: Mars is too far away... 15 Years Ago by BestJewSinceJC … think it is a breakthrough in the future of teleporting Mars. Re: Mars is too far away... 15 Years Ago by ithelp Here is the simplest solution, send hughv to mars by using some recycled space shuttle . :D Re: Mars is too far away... 15 Years Ago by vegaseat …. If you want to settle something, think about the moon. Mars would be an enormous travel cost. An artificial indoor atmosphere… Re: Mars is too far away... 15 Years Ago by Ene Uran No holidays at the beach on Mars? Re: Mars is too far away... 15 Years Ago by MosaicFuneral ….22 km/h * 1 (for calculations purposes we can consider Mars a perfect sphere and allow the radii to average to… MARS 4.2 and Two's Complement 12 Years Ago by brunoccs …, $zero, 0x80000000 add $s1, $zero, 0xD0000000 add $t0, $s0, $s1 MARS is translates the code above into this: lui $1, 0xffff8000…