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Surely it would cool below the point where Co2 becomes solid (most of the atmosphere is Co2). Imagine walking around on fields of Co2 :)
by eggsome 6y ago
Surely it would cool below the point where Co2 becomes solid (most of the atmosphere is Co2).
Imagine walking around on fields of Co2 :)
- debo_ 6y agoReminds me of the short story "A Pail of Air".
- jamiek88 6y agoI read that short story as a kid and tried to remember the title for years, you’ve just scratched that itch!
- kabdib 6y agoI read an SF story a few years ago where the idea was to sequester the carbon of Venus into blocks of diamond. A minor bit of (ahem) atmosphere in a pretty good novel . . . just don't remember the title.
- 01100011 6y agoYou beat me to it. Just posted a comment saying the same thing. I think if we solidified the CO2 we would have an easier time dealing with it, but IDK. Then again, we might be able to get to work now by just suspending some blimps in the upper atmosphere. They could use solar energy to sequester the CO2 and start lowering the pressure & temperature.