Friday, June 25, 2010
Fantastic Future Friday: Looking closer at 7th grader’s holes
A middle school class in Cottonwood Calf. Spotted a hole at the top of a lava tube on Mars. This opening gives any future attempt at colonization of Mars a great place to start.
Lava tubes form as lava travels across the open ground, the outer magma cools and turns solid insulating the inner magma which drains off leaving a very hard tube or cave.
With the identification of openings to these lava tubes Martian Explorers will have a place to start a colony that is free from radiation and the extreme Martian environment. The will also have a pre-made structure that will support large building projects, they will just need to make it airtight, pressurize it pipe in heat and light from the surface and they’ll have a large place to grow food generate oxygen and all the things needed for life.
Finding these openings to Martian Lava Tubes gives Martian Colonists a good place to start and that will lead to a fantastic future.
By Darrell B. Nelson author of Invasive Thoughts
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Potentially.
Need more than a distant picture to get all those benefits, but it's certainly something to pursue.
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