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Tolmosoff

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  1. Dear Phi : Not unless a space craft with deep seeking instuments find ancient cold caverns that been around for some time. Can our moon base volcanic tubes provide a good habitate ?. quess so. Mars being a cold world will provide a very good habitate. Our early man lived in caves untill then to this day. Materials on planets can provide nessessary materials to insulate volcanic tubes. I will call this kind of habitates ( Volcanic Cities ) Never has been tryed. But the idea of mine quess won't work. Alaska based Mars Habitate will be costly to send to any planet. Lets give NASA engineers a call and see if they can put instruments for deep surface radar penetration to find cold caverns.
  2. Not unless Caverns are treated with some kind of insulation. Topside solar will kill an explorer with tumors and cancers and a backyard cemetary and no one to fly a spacecraft back home.
  3. The moon and mars can be habitated. hen a space probe can locate a viable Volcanic tube. Volcanic tubes can run for miles under a planets surface. Alaska mars habitate will cost billions and will be regected by tax payers. Volcanic tubes can be sealed from outside environment. Solar panels can pipe electric currant into underground volcanic cities. Electric can power lighting to ( Oxygen Generation ) like in space station. Electric to give light to farming food and vegetables to explorers. Oxygen generation for space suits and vehicles. Besides volcanic caverns are a great shielding from solar radiatopn that can cause tumors and cancers to mars explorers.
  4. What came before the Big Bang ?. Are we alone ? Only one Universe ?. Do universes collapse and recycle over again ?.
  5. Allmost every planet can be habitated for explorers. The answer ? Volcanic Tubes Icall Volcanic cities.
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