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Strange. On Earth, it's exactly the dim, reddish atmosphere that's considered paradisiac! Compare http://www.sunsetbeachestates.ca/images/sunsetbeach.jpg http
by informatimago 12y ago
Strange. On Earth, it's exactly the dim, reddish atmosphere that's considered paradisiac!
Compare http://www.sunsetbeachestates.ca/images/sunsetbeach.jpg http://www.sunsetbeachestates.ca/images/sunsetbeach.jpg
with http://i.imgur.com/WxxEt.jpg http://i.imgur.com/WxxEt.jpg
- nemo 12y agoDim light is lovely at the beginning or end of the day, but it's not something that's great to live in full time: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seasonal_affective_disorder http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seasonal_affective_disorder Colonists could use energy to get artificial lighting to a decent level, but in a wholly artificial environment it might would be depressing to have no nature to experience. We evolved to like living in natural environments that we couldn't really reproduce on Mars. No oceans, no streams, no lakes, no time in the sun, no natural beauty, it sounds like a horrific nightmare to me.