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I'm a expert terraformer. I always thought terraforming planets, moons, and exoworlds would be pretty cool. Many say that Mars is the most possible to terraform. That's because it is one of the most earthlike planets in the solar system. Other terraformable worlds include Mercury, Venus, Jovian moons, and possibly Titan. All of the worlds too small to hold an atmosphere can be parraterraformed. Did you know that Neptune is possible to terraform? Well it is!. After blasting off all of its layers leaving the core. Uranus and Neptune both have rocky cores so they could be terraformed. The cores of Uranus and Neptune are slighly larger than the w
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you can't really terraform a gas giant.
No, not like that. But putting colonies in a gas giant is possible.
ah, okay, sounds awesome! 
Yes. And also putting lands hundreds of miles big that has mini continents and oceans. Thus, they are heated and they deflect radiation.
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and thanks a lot for the 
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!Which do you think is better?
A. Terraforming Neptune's core.
B. Putting sky colony environments in the atmosphere of Neptune.
C. Never inhabit gas giants.
A. Terraforming Neptune's core.
B. Putting sky colony environments in the atmosphere of Neptune.
C. Never inhabit gas giants.
Neptune?! O_o I choose C.
but gas giants could be used as source of hydrogen or deuterium for nuclear fusion, to avoid to extract H2 from Earth's water or from hydrocarbons.
but gas giants could be used as source of hydrogen or deuterium for nuclear fusion, to avoid to extract H2 from Earth's water or from hydrocarbons.