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1/23/2015 10:11:28 PM
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There could be solid ground there. We are not 100% sure. We have never been to uranus
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[quote]Uranus is a gas planet, bro. Take an astronomy class.[/quote] That's why the poll says "moons". There was Destiny concept art of a space station orbiting Saturn, too.
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Yes but it says Uranus as a tundra planet. If he wanted an ice area he could have said Europa
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Not in this game, just look at Venus
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Venus is not a gas giant.
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The difference though is that Venus is a rocky planet with a surface- not a gas giant.
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Not in Destiny. The traveller terraformed all of our solar system. Learn the facts before you commit to an argument.
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[quote]Not in Destiny. The traveller terraformed all of our solar system. Learn the facts before you commit to an argument.[/quote] No it didn't.
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I am pretty sure that Venus is uninhabitable and very acrid
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Venus has a surface terrain and low gravity. That doesn't mean it's feasible to actually terraform due to its proximity to the sun, but it makes much more sense than a massive gas giant with no solid surface and a devastatingly high gravity.
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I take that back. I recalled that Uranus doesn't have a high gravity.
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Are you trolling me, or do you legitimately not actually know what terraforming is?
