Terraforming - the idea of turning a hostile environment into one where humans can live - has fascinated both scientists and science fiction writers for decades. One of the most iconic depictions of this in pop culture is the Genesis Device from Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (1982). Today, we’ll dive into the concept of terraforming, compare it with the Genesis Project, and look at current research in the field, along with how it's portrayed in sci-fi and fantasy.
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Terraforming: The Star Trek Genesis Device