So, Mars was not a major point of interest for humanity, with only one solitary Space City above it, serving mostly as a scientific research and transit station.
Mars enthusiasts were contemplating melting two levels of carbon dioxide to improve the Martian atmosphere, aiming to make it inhabitable in the future.
"Only if there's a population explosion in the future and Earth, as well as the Moon, can no longer accommodate people, might Mars be developed... Compared to other planets, this one is quite suitable for habitation. We haven't found any extraterrestrial microorganisms yet, so it's still relatively safe," Senior Brother Zhao suddenly commented.
Zhang Yuan replied, "I think that, for the foreseeable future, it doesn't seem likely because the growth rate of civilized populations isn't high."
Within the limits allowed by natural resources, social systems, and productivity, the more people, the better, especially high-quality populations.
