Exploring theoretical planetology, this book presents five scenarios to evaluate Mars' potential for terraforming and its implications for the search for habitable exoplanets. Four scenarios focus on Martian satellite capture models, assessing gravitational influences and biological evolution pathways. The fifth examines Mars’ current lifeless state. Through ten chapters, readers will discover how a Mars-like planet can become habitable and the essential conditions for identifying life-supporting exoplanets. It caters to both planetologists and enthusiasts of planetary evolution.
