All of this is but a pipe dream,
Humans cant just assume that what is possible on their planet is possible on all others with the right planning and technology,
Introducing anything from earth (or earth-like) onto a different planet (yes including people) is going to have an infinite amount of unknown reactions/consequences,
No amount of computing power in the universe can predict what will happen, It can guess, but even then it will be very far off,
Say for example humans decide that a certain plant would survive on lets say mars, because they have tested it and found mars to have suitable living conditions for it (based on it living on earth), If they do this, they have no idea how that plant will react once introduced to a completely foreign environment (an entirely different planet for that matter)

Basically its an unlimited amount of trial and error involved, and since humanity doesnt have a 'back' button to 'undo' what mistakes they will inevitably make, Terraforming will always remain a pipe dream,

My name is Seth and i hope you have enjoyed me crushing your dreams

lol, seth

Yeah obviously this is far fetched, basically its just filling in the low areas with water and putting plants on the left over "continents".

This post was just, hey if this were at all possible here is a good example of what it could possibly look like.

It's not a post of, OMG look what we can do, OMG OMG, I want to live on Mercury one day.

LOL.

Interesting stuff! I had no idea these existed. Thanks, OP, for sharing. It was also neat to see how the Earth may appear when it moves too close to the sun and dries up, millions of years in the future.


Cheers,
Strype

Cool. I just hope that when we will be capable of terraforming other planets in Solar system, we will not have to terraform Terra itself too.