Terraforming Mars may be more realistic than scientists once thought
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Terraforming Mars, long dismissed as science fiction, is gaining credibility as a legitimate research area. A new workshop summary argues that cheaper rocket launches, advances in synthetic biology, and better climate modeling make the concept worth serious study, though ethical questions about destroying Mars's natural history remain unresolved.
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