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There are a lot of interesting details involved, but Mars is do-able, Earth's moon isn't. Mars can be teraformed by crashing into it a large object that has a lot of frozen water. Unless there are high quantities of quality radioactive materials available, forget it.

Not to mention the lower intensity of natural light required for photosynthesis. I don't think it would be possible to live on Mars in the same way we use Earth because the amount of energy required would be difficult to generate so far from the Sun. The problem comes in 'raising the temperature'. I think there's already a lot of water (frozen) on Mars. I have another question the moon may not have the gravitational pull strong enough for this process but does Mars? If the temperture could be raised then could plants be grown on the surface, of course this would require the discovery of a water source, but could it be done? The carbon dioxide is already there. It would have already gone through this process, which is an interesting read. Though it sounds like a good idea, if it were possible, the moon would be as green as our planet. In actuallity, what you want to do is put plants on the moon to generate oxygen. If the moon cannot provide this, in the right quanities, then plants cannot survive. At the very minimum, plants need water, sugar, and carbon dioxide to live. There is also the question of sustaining the plants.

Our moon has a very thin atmosphere because of its relatively small mass. In order for a planet/moon to have an atmosphere it has to generate enough gravity to hold the gases to the surface of the planet.

WAS 4.250 02:04, 1 March 2006 (UTC) Reply Closed ecological system - Zeizmic 00:30, 1 March 2006 (UTC) Reply The Earth's moon can not be teraformed because its gravity is too low to maintain an atmosphere. Yes, so long as the whole thing is in air tight containers.

I was wondering if it was possible for future moon colonization for the colony's oxygen supply to be totally relient on plants? Could the colonists provide the plants with their carbon dioxide while the plants supplied them with oxygen?

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