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You’ve forgotten ‘Health and Safety Executive level 1’.And what exactly is wrong with an "ad hominem" argument? Dodgy Agent, 16-5-2014 -
wouldnt the solar wind just blow away any atmosphere that could be created on Mars - those martians should have stuck some research points into deflector shields like us - now whos laughingOriginally posted by Churchill View PostSulfates found in the soil...Comment
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Yeah, I read those books as a kid too!Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostIn my opinion, it has to be done in this strict order
main base
eco-hab level 1
research level 1
research lasers
Laser defence tower level 1
Agro-comp level 1
Workshop
small factory
Research terraforming
Terra form level 1
research Atmospheric control
Barracks level 1
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Where's the "Oirish" Bar?Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostIn my opinion, it has to be done in this strict order
main base
eco-hab level 1
research level 1
research lasers
Laser defence tower level 1
Agro-comp level 1
Workshop
small factory
Research terraforming
Terra form level 1
research Atmospheric control
Barracks level 1
eco-hab level 2

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and when the Hammer of God finally comes hurtling through the inner solar system on an intersect course with Earth all the people will have the time to have just one thought and it shall be:-
"Which dick head cancelled the space program"Comment
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Martian soil is fertile. We can grow plants there.
http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSN2634952620080626Comment
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Give it couple of billion years and Martian evolution will inevitably result in creation of spasguru creatures...Originally posted by Andy2 View PostMartian soil is fertile. We can grow plants there.
http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSN2634952620080626
The only hope is that due to high latency of communications between Mars and Earth they won't be able to post tulip here as near as much as our own spasguru does...Comment
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