accross the solar system
robots and industrial modules
controlled by ai
and solar cell satellites and/or nuclear reactors
are sent with reusable rockets
to the asteroid belt in the solar system
and those robots and industrial modules
produce more robots, industrial modules,
solar cell satellites and nuclear reactors
on those asteroids
and those robots extract more matter
from those asteroids
while orbiting solar cell satellites
and/or nuclear reactors on the surface
powers that industrial activity
and an ever increasing amount
of robots and industrial modules
controlled by ai
and solar cell satellites and/or nuclear reactors
are sent with reusable rockets
from the asteroid belt
to the ice moons in the solar system
and those robots and industrial modules
build maglev rails
which functions as mass accelerators
on the surface of those ice moons
and those robots and industrial modules extract water ice
from the surface of water ice moons
and split that ice into oxygen and hydrogen
while robots and industrial modules
extract nitrogen ice
from nitrogen ice moons
while orbiting orbiting solar cell satellites
and/or nuclear reactors on the surface
powers that industrial activity
the mass acclerators on water ice moons
sends packets of oxygen ice
to mars and venus
and the mass accelerators on notrogen ice moons
sends packets of nitrogen ice to mars
the ice packets are very large
and possibly partly encased with a protective shield
of metal or carbon
to protect them prom cosmic particles
while travelling through space
the oxygen ice packets burn up
in the atmosphere of mars
which increases the amount of oxygen atmosphere of mars
the nitrogen ice packets burn up
in the atmosphere of mars
which increases the amount of nitrogen atmosphere of mars
the oxygen ice packets burn up
in the atmosphere of venus
which increases the amount of oxygen atmosphere of venus
and the oxygen reacts with methane
in the venus atmosphere
so that water and carbon dioxide is created
and the water rains down to the surface of venus
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