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Jason Wallace

I believe that a nuclear blast could be used to trigger a volanic eruption on Mars which would heat up the Martian atmosphere warm enough to plant horticulture,which in turn would provide humans/biological species an oxygen base to breath.

10kBq jaro

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/c/a/2004/11/29/MNGPIA17BL45.DTL Scientific maverick's theory on Earth's core up for a test Controversial view sees vast uranium field that serves as natural reactor Keay Davidson, Chronicle Science Writer Monday, Novembe...

10kBq jaro

....also known as NORM, for Naturally Occurring Radioactive Materials : RADIOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF PETROLEUM PIPE SCALE FROM PIPE-RATTLING OPERATIONS Health Phys. 87(4): pages 382-396; October 2004 L.S. Hamilton, M.G. Arno, J.C. Rock, R.O. Berry, J.W. Poston, J.R. Cezeaux, and J...

Dusty

Nothing to do with space! A question for our American members. I am given to understand that there is a designated "trail" between the east and west coast of north America that is arround 6000 miles (I guess its a bit wriggly) Do any of our American members know anything about this. I might be temp...

10kBq jaro

An amusing article about different kinds of commercial uranium fuels, which appears in the current issue of the CNS Bulletin, is now posted at http://www.nuclearfaq.ca/seu.htm -- the web site of the Canadian Nuclear FAQ ( http://www.nuclearfaq.ca/ ), operated by my friend and CNS (and AECL) col...

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	nuclear power for terraforming planets (Preview) I believe that a nuclear blast could be used to trigger a volanic eruption on Mars which would heat up the Martian atmosphere warm enough to plant horticulture,which in turn would provide humans/biological species an oxygen base to breath.	Jason Wallace	12	850	Feb 5, 2005 by 10kBq jaro
	theory on Earth's core up for a test (Preview) http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/c/a/2004/11/29/MNGPIA17BL45.DTL Scientific maverick's theory on Earth's core up for a test Controversial view sees vast uranium field that serves as natural reactor Keay Davidson, Chronicle Science Writer Monday, Novembe...	10kBq jaro	1	863	Jan 26, 2005 by 10kBq jaro
	unglamorous radiation (Preview) ....also known as NORM, for Naturally Occurring Radioactive Materials : RADIOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF PETROLEUM PIPE SCALE FROM PIPE-RATTLING OPERATIONS Health Phys. 87(4): pages 382-396; October 2004 L.S. Hamilton, M.G. Arno, J.C. Rock, R.O. Berry, J.W. Poston, J.R. Cezeaux, and J...	10kBq jaro	2	559	Jan 19, 2005 by 10kBq jaro
	Holidays (Preview) Nothing to do with space! A question for our American members. I am given to understand that there is a designated "trail" between the east and west coast of north America that is arround 6000 miles (I guess its a bit wriggly) Do any of our American members know anything about this. I might be temp...	Dusty	1	486	Jan 17, 2005 by GoogleNaut
	" Slightly Semantic " (Preview) An amusing article about different kinds of commercial uranium fuels, which appears in the current issue of the CNS Bulletin, is now posted at http://www.nuclearfaq.ca/seu.htm -- the web site of the Canadian Nuclear FAQ ( http://www.nuclearfaq.ca/ ), operated by my friend and CNS (and AECL) col...	10kBq jaro	2	490	Jan 7, 2005 by 10kBq Jaro
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