Re:Saturn's largest moon may be the only place beyond Earth ...
by jacobush on Wednesday March 11, 2020 @05:08AM
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I don't know... you'd need to maintain an over pressure in the living quarters and tiny leaks won't be much of an issue. Lift can be provided by hydrogen blimps, until you get to a balmy 20 C (70 F).
That would help both bleeding off heat and helping with maintaining over-pressure in the living quarters.
Corrosion resistance will be a challenge but not impossible, there are many plastics which will withstand sulfuric acid.
That would help both bleeding off heat and helping with maintaining over-pressure in the living quarters.
Corrosion resistance will be a challenge but not impossible, there are many plastics which will withstand sulfuric acid.