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Published: 2010-08-14 01:18:19 +0000 UTC; Views: 6112; Favourites: 30; Downloads: 86
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made with the same method of phobos, in 10 minutes XDRelated content
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Thank you, this is a perfect piece of art for a Dungeons & Dragons (well, "Starfinder") space campaign.
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This isn't actually Deimos terraformed, this is Phobos terraformed a second time. You made a big time mistake.
Try using this actual image of Deimos here:
upload.wikimedia.org/wikipediaβ¦
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I've always wanted to see a terraformed asteroid.
And this works
I know that Deimos is Mars' moon, but it's technically an asteroid as well.
Too bad a little fluff of rock like Deimos has gravity far too weak to hold onto any sort of atmosphere.
I think, though, that a larger asteroid, such as Ida, could potentially have a atmosphere if it were constantly replenished artificially.
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Deimos is a small world. Too small to be terraformed.
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Sure, but if you used something like a Worldhouse to trap the atmosphere, then it gets more probable.
www.orionsarm.com/eg-article/4β¦
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Would it be nice to put a huge global dome around it before terraforming to prevent atmosphere from escaping into space?
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It's got to have alot of cloudy skies due to the cloud effects.
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Nice, but the scale of the clouds is all wrong... It's a tiny worldlet.
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i know, but putting real size clouds, (and the atmosphere too is wrong, because ours is visible and blue at 40 km max) it's not a nice effect on a 15 km long piece of rock...
phobos and deimos are impossible to terraform
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Aliens would think of Genesis as a weapon like the Klingons
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