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darkdave3000
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I'm not God so I need your help to figure these things out. We are all in this together right? We all want to be able to live on Mars within our life time. I think it needs to be wide enough so the rim of the crater is not a threat the the settlement in the center of the crater. The temperature increases as you dig deeper into Mars so this should not be as big as a problem as the CO2 poinsoning, but I will get on my spreadsheet and give you a figure later. I have been ill this holiday season so not my self. Maybe you can help me come up with some of these answers that you have presented your self as im unwell.Frabjous said:How wide does it need to be?
Is it structurally stable?
What is the temperature?
Does it mix well with the general atmosphere?
and many more…
It is a long list of questions.
Until you identify the “what,” “how” is not a high priority question.