The provided text explores the fundamental differences between Earth and Mars, illustrating why Earth will not undergo a "Marsification" process. It highlights how Mars's smaller mass led to its rapid cooling, the loss of its magnetic field, and the subsequent stripping of its atmosphere by the solar wind, resulting in its current cold, desolate state. In contrast, Earth's greater mass sustains a robust geodynamo, a strong gravitational pull that retains its atmosphere, and active plate tectonics that regulate its climate through the carbon-silicate cycle, ensuring long-term habitability. The document emphasizes that any natural processes that could theoretically push Earth towards a Mars-like state operate on timescales far exceeding the Sun's lifespan, and that human-induced climate change actually drives Earth towards a hotter, Venus-like future, the opposite of Mars's fate.

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