Under the impact of asteroids and the bombardment of Planet Bombs, Mars's internal liquid layer shook, creating convection. The Martian crustal plates were divided into four major sections, forming four continents and two great oceans.
The asteroid impact site had formed the largest ocean on Mars.
Underground water ice had melted amid the crustal shifts, and liquid water was already flowing onto the surface. The evaporated moisture mixed with volcanic ash, forming rain that fell again and gathered in the Mars Sea, which had already formed into a modest expanse of water.
Given time, the sea would continue expanding through earthquakes and tectonic movements.
Through the holographic projection of the planet, Chen Mo could now see a brand-new Mars.
Its magnetic field was strong enough to block solar wind and cosmic rays. Crustal plate movement had taken shape, and great rifts and towering mountains already had their initial outlines.
According to normal planetary evolution, Mars already possessed the conditions necessary for carbon-based life to survive.
If it went through another hundreds of millions of years, Mars might give rise to primitive life.
Chen Mo could not wait that long. He could only accelerate the process and transform Mars into a planet suitable for human habitation in the shortest possible time.
Within a month, Chen Mo launched more than ten thousand climate control satellites toward Mars.
The Advanced Climate Control Satellite Network System had taken shape.
Above Mars, satellites now covered space. Low-orbit and high-orbit satellites maintained invisible signal connections with one another, forming a massive satellite network.
Chen Mo could deploy the Advanced Climate Control Satellite Network System to control the climate in any region of Mars. He could seed clouds, create rain, accelerate the cooling of the Martian surface, and control Mars's climate.
Chen Mo named this climate control