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With enough hydrogen Venus would have enormous oceans and almost livable
| gibberish (?) | 08/18/26 |
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Date: August 18th, 2026 7:29 PM Author: gibberish (?) If you could transport enough hydrogen from a gas giant like Jupiter to Venus where it could react with the carbon dioxide it would result in water and something resembling soot. The atmosphere would still be around 3% nitrogen which you would still have to manage, but not impossible.
You would have a giant ocean plant with one large continent and two smaller island chains. Venus doesn't have plate tectonics but it might start with oceans present.
The planet is 90% of Earths gravity but twice the solar power potential. The one thing you couldn't change is the planets rotation. It goes backwards and a day lasts longer than a year. Maybe they could position mirrors in space that would mimic day/night hours on earth. |