ElHexo
joined 2 years ago
Wow, it really is. In that vein, here's OP's message sender reading this thread:
Edit: it is not as comically large
Oh look, a scratched 
P-21-0144 through 0150, P-21-0152 through, and P-21-0160 through 0163
The chemical name is for one of these is
Michael Stanley Regan (born August 6, 1976) is an American environmental regulator. He has been serving as the 16th administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency since March 11, 2021.
Regan lives in Raleigh, North Carolina, with his wife, Melvina, and son, Matthew. Their first-born son, Michael Stanley Regan, Jr. ("MJ") died on August 16, 2012 from stage IV high-risk neuroblastoma at the age of one.
Incredibly meaningless
We've been deorbiting humans for half a century, it's presumably easier for toasters.
The real challenge is speeding things up to escape the gravity, not nearly as easy compared to slowing them down. You'd need to launch an astonishing amount lot of equipment to offworld power production, which is why you'd develop a space industry in the first place.
Run some ultrahigh voltage DC power lines with it and have a hemisphere wide electric grid
Offworlding all industry?
The former already exists, but our knowledge of biology and medicine is still very, very poor.
You'd need to massively increase the investment in and workforce for basic science first
Both are orders of magnitude more difficult than housing an equivalent population in space habitats
Though at least with Venus, with a big enough solar shade you could freeze the atmosphere and fling the CO2 into space