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No, an ozone layer is not a requirement but it wouldn't hurt anyway if one wants to terraform Mars. Mars would need a strong magnetosphere instead and/or a higher mass/gravity to hold a 1 atm like atmosphere.
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Well, first of all it is critical to understand that angular momentum is conserved. This is a very fundamental law of physics and, by Noether's theorem, is a consequence of (or is equivalent to) the rotational invariance of space: the laws of physics are unchanged by rotations.
What this means is that the only way you can do something like this is to ...
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Put simple nuclear rockets on Venus, attached to Venus on Rocky mountains. Keep them running for many years. This might speed rotation of planet. Or use 🚀 rockets attached to Venus to turn entire planet into giant spaceship, to put planet in habitable zone orbit.🙂. Terraform Venus and live there. Do similar to other planets.
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