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For questions dealing with things that happen beneath the surface of the planet or other celestial body, except for things that happen in water (use [underwater] for that).
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Surface is 500F (260 C), but we have thorium reactors, diggers and heat pumps so human life ...
I think going underground is good, because it is colder further down. Then there is no need for air conditioning and special materials for insulation. … All food production would need to go underground. This needs a lot of water. You need to pump a lot of air/water gas and then you need to pump a lot of water back up. …
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