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You actually wouldn't have to do either of those. There's actual frozen ice on Mercury's poles, which means you have a relatively temperate environment, plenty
by j_baker 12y ago
You actually wouldn't have to do either of those. There's actual frozen ice on Mercury's poles, which means you have a relatively temperate environment, plenty of sunlight for energy, and water.
The atmosphere and gravity situation on the other hand are about the same as Mars.
- aetherson 12y agoThe ice around Mercury's poles is in permanently shadowed craters. The polar aspect is what allows there to be substantial permanently shadowed areas (because the sun never rises high in the sky). Ref: http://www.space.com/27450-messenger-mercury-water-ice-photos.html http://www.space.com/27450-messenger-mercury-water-ice-photo...