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rottingleaf, 3 days ago Ocean is tough. Tougher than floating cities. Which are more realistic as real habitable environment. I vote for Stanford torus stations in various L points. Or, naturally, Mars. Before that, of course, there are plenty of locations on Earth hard to live in, but not as hard as underwater domes. They should try that.
Ocean is tough. Tougher than floating cities. Which are more realistic as real habitable environment.
I vote for Stanford torus stations in various L points.
Or, naturally, Mars.
Before that, of course, there are plenty of locations on Earth hard to live in, but not as hard as underwater domes. They should try that.
rottingleaf, 19 hours ago I watched Avatar (the one about blue alien Indians) in 3D, had terrible nausea through all the time, but since I watched it with my grandma, a memory.
I watched Avatar (the one about blue alien Indians) in 3D, had terrible nausea through all the time, but since I watched it with my grandma, a memory.
In 2025, People Will Try Living in This Underwater Habitat (spectrum.ieee.org)
I missed out on 3D movies, but they're back in VR (www.spacebar.news)