Edwin Kite

Edwin Kite, a geophysical scientist at the University of Chicago, dives deep into Mars' intriguing past—revealing it was once a vibrant world with rivers and seas. He discusses how evidence of a lost carbon cycle hints at its climate transitions. The conversation shifts to the future, exploring ambitious terraforming ideas like greenhouse aerosols and the ethical dilemmas posed by such endeavors. Kite emphasizes the need for thorough research and exploration missions before humanity can truly consider making Mars livable again.