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I don't think most terraforming plans are remotely practical. One sort of compromise solution involves building an enormous ceiling and walls of glass over area
by Houshalter 9y ago
I don't think most terraforming plans are remotely practical. One sort of compromise solution involves building an enormous ceiling and walls of glass over areas we want to inhabit. It could hold in heat and an atmosphere and would require much less effort to fill than the entire planet. Eventually the entire planet could be covered, but we could leave regions untouched as "nature" preserves.
- phyzome 9y agoI mean, if we can't even control the climate or live self-sufficiently in the deep desert on Earth, why the crap are we even talking about this stuff?
- SubiculumCode 9y agoMakes terrorists too powerful, everyone living under one dome.
- Houshalter 9y agoPerhaps every square mile could be walled off separately so if one area fails the others would be ok.
- SubiculumCode 9y agoYeah. Even without maliciousness, it would be good to have airlocked subsections.
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