A Sealed Garden That Was Watered Once in 53 Years (2017)
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A Sealed Garden That Was Watered Once in 53 Years (2017)
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#2I'm thinking we each make our own little ecosystem, maybe a half an acre would be enough. Maybe make it double walled, just in case, and then say screw it to everyone else as climate change and various other big things occur on the outside.
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#3I'm thinking we each make our own little ecosystem, maybe a half an acre would be enough. Maybe make it double walled, just in case, and then say screw it to everyone else as climate change and various other big things occur on the outside.
The gun turrets on the roof that keep away the roaming marauders need to be self sustaining too.
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#4I'm thinking we each make our own little ecosystem, maybe a half an acre would be enough. Maybe make it double walled, just in case, and then say screw it to everyone else as climate change and various other big things occur on the outside.
The gun turrets on the roof that keep away the roaming marauders need to be self sustaining too.
We can make a supply chain that runs through these double walls underground, passing ammunition and other stuff.
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#5I'm thinking we each make our own little ecosystem, maybe a half an acre would be enough. Maybe make it double walled, just in case, and then say screw it to everyone else as climate change and various other big things occur on the outside.
It would get too hot in most places, I think. Glass, especially if double walled, stops the heat getting out, but most of the heat from the sun will be able to get in (as infra-red). So you'd need supporting systems (i.e. air conditioning) outside.
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#6I'm thinking we each make our own little ecosystem, maybe a half an acre would be enough. Maybe make it double walled, just in case, and then say screw it to everyone else as climate change and various other big things occur on the outside.
The gun turrets on the roof that keep away the roaming marauders need to be self sustaining too.
Maybe lasers then?
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#7I'm thinking we each make our own little ecosystem, maybe a half an acre would be enough. Maybe make it double walled, just in case, and then say screw it to everyone else as climate change and various other big things occur on the outside.
It would get too hot in most places, I think. Glass, especially if double walled, stops the heat getting out, but most of the heat from the sun will be able to get in (as infra-red). So you'd need supporting systems (i.e. air conditioning) outside.
Local warming is a myth, the dome is just going through a natural cycle of warming and cooling!
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#9After initial transportation failures, sealed terrariums were used by Robert Fortune to send stolen tea seedlings from China to India,[1] thus helping the British to break the nineteenth Century Chinese monopoly on tea production.
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#10Are there any canonical guides to building a jar-rarium? Lots of crappy YouTube videos but nothing very thorough and complete.