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Mars will not terraform itself in a generation. It may not
terraform in three. TerraForm Research exists because someone
has to do the work that pays off in 200 years — and DoJoCo
believes that company should have scientists, not just
shareholders.

We study and develop technologies for:

  ATMOSPHERIC THICKENING
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  Mars has the gases. We need to release and retain them.
  Our current research focuses on volatilization of polar CO2
  reserves, orbital mirror feasibility studies, and biological
  pre-seeding of regolith for long-chain carbon chemistry.

  MAGNETIC FIELD AUGMENTATION
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  The lack of a global magnetosphere is Mars' most fundamental
  obstacle to long-term habitability. TerraForm Research is
  part of the L1 Solar Shield Consortium — a multi-agency effort
  to position a magnetic deflector at the Mars-Sun L1 Lagrange
  point. Feasibility Phase 2 complete. Funding Phase 3 ongoing.

  BIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS
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  In partnership with the University of Cascadia and the
  Kasei Institute of Xenobiology, we are developing
  cold-tolerant extremophile strains for surface soil preparation
  — the first step toward a future where Mars feeds itself.
CURRENT RESEARCH STATUS — SELECT PROGRAM FOR FULL DETAIL:
[TF-1] Polar Volatilization Study ............ PHASE 3 ACTIVE
[TF-2] L1 Shield Consortium (co-funded) ...... PHASE 2 COMPLETE
[TF-3] Regolith Microbiome Seeding ........... PHASE 1 ACTIVE
[TF-4] Atmospheric Retention Modeling ........ ONGOING
[TF-5] Orbital Mirror Array (concept) ........ PRE-PROPOSAL
NOTE: TerraForm Research publications are available in the
DoJoCo public archive. All findings are open-access per
our charter commitment to the scientific community.