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Of course I understand that, only the example with the gamma ray burst is not really useful here.
by _nalply 6y ago
Of course I understand that, only the example with the gamma ray burst is not really useful here.
- tsimionescu 6y agoWell, one point I didn't make here but that made me pick that example is that, with the exception of a gamma ray burst, there is no tragedy that could realistically affect the Earth in such a way as to make it even CLOSE to how uninhabitable Mars is. Global warming, nuclear winter, asteroid hit, massive solar flare, supervolcano, plate tectonics - anything we care to imagine will leave the Earth much closer to being habitable than Mars.
- _nalply 6y agoA near supernova would also be extremely disastrous and also kill Mars. Perhaps global warming on Venus scale? Just playing along...