If Mars and Venus Were Still Habitable

[ClockworkBlue]

“Mom, can I visit my friend’s house?”
“Sure, how far away is their house?”
“Just 140 million miles.”
“Ok, be back by supper.”

[SuperRambo]

Crazy thing is - if mars was habitable for 1.5 billion years it's quite possible it had life and in the future we can find the fossils. Crazy to think about.

[jezonn]

“Hey, can you come over today?”

“No sorry, I’m going to Venus to visit my grandparents.”

[fabiomorandi]

Fun fact: Venus' ludicrously slow rotation would've actually managed to keep it habitable to the present day if the planet's crust hadn't turned into a stagnant lid, a single worldwide tectonic plate keeping the mantle beneath almost completely sealed until it no longer could, resulting in a global volcanic apocalypse that reshaped about three-quarters of Venus' surface and baked all carbon dioxide out of its rocks, which could have happened as recently as 700 million years ago.

[ripkat]

That still doesn't change the fact that there are 49 million kangaroos in Australia and 3.5 million people in Uruguay, which means if the kangaroos were to invade Uruguay each person must fight 14

[VenomSteak]

"Three blue planets" augh, that hurts my heart. To think of what we might have lost.

[Animated_guy_OG]

"Mommy can we go to Grandma's and Grandpa's house?"
"Not right now sweetie, grandma and grandpa moved to Mars."

[Spik_]

Imagine if one day there will be a space "airliner" so u can go on vacation to mars😅

Imagine visiting your friend that is from Mars 🤩

[chase]

Imagine if we were able to make an interplanetary phone or Internet system

[Jaketelle]

Imagine trying to get the whole friend group together 💀

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[edmo]

imagine a "Runaway Space Race" where, to this day, all sorts of spacecrafts would be invented. accelerating us way faster technologically than we are today....

[raph]

Spain and Portugal: We're back in buisness!

[anthonyhenderson]

Very true, and things would definitely be a lot different than they are right now.

[Bobby-wnyr]

Potentially. Life on earth was single cellular for 3.5 billion years. All those single cell organisms for all that time. Then suddenly cells start to work together and everything we know happened lightning fast.

We’ve done tests that show life itself starting is fairly easy to replicate with the right conditions, but our own history suggests multi cellular life might not be so reliable. So statistically if there were life on those planets, it’d probably just be that

[Revser.]

"Before creation comes destruction." Lord Beerus 😂

[Bread]

amazon be going from 1 week to get here to 3 years with this one 🗣️ 🗣️

[lorescarpeo]

Imagine all the potential wars that we could have fought

[dr_ehrenlos]

Imagine the lag playing on Mars or Venus servers

[SenTHR]

I always get thoughts like these. Imagine how much livelier the solar system would be, and how perfect this is. I mean, 3 HABITABLE WORLDS IN ONE SYSTEM? Imagine all the cool stuff from them.