re: Spacesuited folks will not be buried under durt and burial modules will take infrastructure.

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Chris Vancil in AZ — 12/4/2006 6:43:08 PM (archived)

Nice try though, Ed.

The equpment need to bury even the smallest module will not be there at first and the depth to protect from either radiation or medium impacts is going to be deeper than you think.

You would be better off in lava tubes.

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