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In any case all its water would be locked up in ice on the night side.

• callamdelaney 4y ago
  If only we could invent a method to turn ice into water..
  • ncmncm 4y ago
    Needs heat. But that is all found thousands of km away.
    • dylan604 4y ago
      Just use mirrors strategically placed so that light can bounce around the horizon so solar can be used to melt the ice. Or orbit a giant mirror beaming that heat source down. The fact that you think thousands of km away is a hard limit just means you're not fully caffinated just yet.
      • ncmncm 4y ago
        If you are in orbit, why land on it at all? Surely there are construction materials and ice only light-minutes away and not so deep down a gravity well. God knows there is nothing else down there of any interest.
        • dylan604 4y ago
          Which God knows this? Have you asked and been told this by said God? In which manner of appearance did God take when conversing said information to you: a burning bush or a 60' tall marshmallow icon?
          • ncmncm 4y ago
            Both at once.