Terraforming in popular culture

Columns: Date | Title | Author | Planet/Moon | Notes
1898 | War of the Worlds | H. G. Wells | Earth | When the Martians invade the Earth , they bring with them some red weed .The weed starts to kill off Earth indigenous plant life and multiply rapidly | 1910 | « La Journée d'un Parisien au XXI siècle » ( A Day of a Parisian in the 21st Century ) | Octave Béliard | Moon | The Moon is gradually given an atmosphere , and vegetation is acclimated in order to turn the Earth 's satellite into a natural reserve or sanctuary for endangered species , but also to allow human colonization | 1927 | The Last Judgment | J . B. S. Haldane | Venus | An essay that proposes how life on Earth might end and speculates on the evolution of humanity , space exploration and colonization , and adaptation to new environments . Venus is proposed as a new home | 1930 | Last and First Men | Olaf Stapledon | Venus | Following up where Haldane left off , Stapledon 's future history provides the first example in fiction in which Venus is modified , after a long and destructive war with the original inhabitants . Stapledon imagines a native Venus that is covered in oceans | 1950 | Farmer in the Sky | Robert A. Heinlein | Ganymede | A family emigrates from Earth to the Jovian moon Ganymede , which is being terraformed . Farmer in the Sky is a historically significant novel in relation to terraforming in popular culture , as it was one of the first to take the subject more seriously than simple fantasy , portraying terraforming with scientific and mathematical considerations | 1951 | The Sands of Mars | Arthur C. Clarke | Mars | First instance of Martian terraforming . Clarkes fictional methods for terraforming the planet include generating heat by igniting Phobos into a second sun , and growing plants that break down the Martian sands in order to release oxygen | 1952 | The Martian Way | Isaac Asimov | Mars | Terraforming of Mars using ice from Saturn 's rings | 1954 | The Big Rain | Poul Anderson | Venus | Terraforming Venus . Anderson considers the great time scale inherent in planetary engineering and its effects upon society . Later , the title ( big rain ) became associated with scientific terraforming models | 1958 | The Snows of Ganymede | Poul Anderson | Ganymede | Terraforming of Ganymede

Example questions:
The author called the dean of science fiction writers wrote a terraforming novel that was awarded what prize in 2001 ? | The author of `` Starship Troopers `` wrote a terraforming novel about a family that emigrates to where ? | The terraforming novel by the author known as the `` Prophet of the Space Age `` was set on what planet ? | The terraforming novel later serialized as `` Satellite Scout `` was written by an author who was a retired what ? | The ambitious future-history novel that follows humanity for two-billion years into the future was written by an author inducted into what in 2014 ?

Answers:
Retro Hugo | Jupiter 's moon Ganymede | Mars | Naval officer | Science Fiction and Fantasy Hall of Fame