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Put Mercury in orbit around Venus and move both to a more temperate locale. Add more comets so the night sky is more exciting but get rid of most of the asteroids - "vermin of the sky", as they used to be called.
Whack a comet into Mars to start the terraforming process. That's enough for starters.
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Move Jupiter further in and put earth in orbit around it (hopefully far enough away to avoid the radiation belts) just for the view. Put Venus in the same orbit as earth at L4 and put Mars and Europa or Maropa squished together to make one good planet at L5. (Imagine the fishing.) Put Saturn's rings around Jupiter, again just for the view, but maybe also for the ice. Better drop a lot of oort cloud objects into Venus to make it wet. Clear out the other jovian satellites before they make trouble. Keep some asteroids around so we can watch them smack into Jupiter.
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In addition to fixing up the house, I would fix up the neighborhood. Put a G-type star about 0.3 to 0.5 lightyears away and give it a solar system with at least one Earth-like planet.
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I'd like to put the planets in orbits according to Bode's law, would make it much easier to remember the distances
Oh, and sort the planets by size, though it might get a bit cold... maybe the Dark Star crew could take care of Mars and Pluto? |
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And the shag carpeting absolutely MUST go! It's SOOoo 1970's!
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![]() Maybe a cable science channel and a home improvement channel could team up for a "Fix up your solar system" reality show.
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IŽd put two additional Moons around Earth, with (different) angular sizes spanning tens of degrees.
![]() IŽd also bring Mars a little closer.
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Put Titan in orbit around Earth, as well as Enceladus, just to watch the water fountains (I'm guessing they'd be water and not ice if they were this close to the Sun?).
And speed up Venus' rotation. Seriously, don't you think having a day longer than a year is just screwed up? And drop Pluto into the Great Red Spot, because then we wouldn't have to worry about this whole "What Is A Planet" thing, since Neptune would be the furthest planet, and NOTHING in the Kuiper Belt can match Neptune for size! |
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*smacks forehead* Dumbest mistake I've made in a while, that. Let's say "the solar system's first natural garbage disposal unit!" I also would take Themisto and Callirhoe off Jupiter and put them in orbit around Mercury, and take Enceladus and Iapetus off Saturn and give them to Venus. So nobody's lonely. (Aw, how nice...) |
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I say more asteroids! And they should be closer together, and extremly bouncy. That way they'll look like an asteroid field in a science fiction movie but their bounciness will stop them cohereing before I've had a chance to fly my TIE fighter through them in pursuit of some pesky rebels.
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