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Yes, I'm not exactly sure how this would work. Trees/plants still respire, so they would need some sort of atmosphere to be present within the comet. But if it
by antisthenes 7y ago
Yes, I'm not exactly sure how this would work.
Trees/plants still respire, so they would need some sort of atmosphere to be present within the comet. But if it's sealed so that gases don't get out, how does sunlight get in?
Not to mention that the whole plan goes bottoms up if the comet just happens to pass close enough and most of it evaporates into space. There goes your "tree" along with it.
- deathanatos 7y agoI was trying to envision this myself, and at some point was wondering if maybe the comet had some translucent ice, then light could get through and gases could stay in? Still, if it's cold enough to maintain the ice, I don't see how a tree is going to have a good time with it.