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Discuss.

Since it's coming up in a few years, how will we live on mars? Here's my guess.

>>12361461
>MUH ORBITALS
No. If we can't learn to contain a livable atmosphere on an alien world, we sure as hell can't do it in the void in a massive space that hasn't already been pressurized.
The best way to live in mars is to live slightly underground, but still have ways to the surface for congregation.

>>12202771
This. The very reason we all scorned the proontbro was because the designs seriously REEKED of metrofaggotry. I for one would like to see dirt domes being proonted over buried inflatables.

Since it's a tangible goal now, what's the best habitat for a scientific outpost on Mars?
>>11990297
You can thank the Congress Jews and Richard Shelby.

How would you plan to live on Mars?
>>11962063
Oh, they would. There's a reason they're shilling divershitty.

How would you live on Mars?
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>>11830176
Well shit, I may have actually solved the initial habitat issue entirely. Just have starships pop open with "bigelows" (i know Dr. Bigelow's company ended up getting dosed by coronachan, RIP) and have cranes just plop some plump habs into holes before burying. Mr. Proonter and his friends can also commence their mating dances because the proonter bots could be used to produce protective tents and shit to protect the metallic docking port serving as the trapdoor.