If I ask this anywhere else I get too many crazy responses. Isn't crazy how we all just constantly forget that a continent exists?
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PurestEvil on scored.co
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It's a barren wasteland, that is so cold that you cannot do agriculture and continually need to consume energy for heat. People cannot live there for longer periods of time, unless they continually get supplies from outside.
There is really nothing to see, because whatever civilization existed in the past, they were less capable to go there and do activities than we are today. Meaning no ancient pyramids.
Just recently it was 0°C outside and there were strong winds (~20km/h). Even that was bad enough that I had to cut short walking my dog. Now imagine a storm at -50°C. Not only will you be able to see barely anything, not only will it feel like -50°C, it will feel colder due to the winds even. These are conditions that you'd have on Mars, minus the air issue.
There seem to be places at the continental coasts though, where temperatures seem to be close to livable.
There is really nothing to see, because whatever civilization existed in the past, they were less capable to go there and do activities than we are today. Meaning no ancient pyramids.
Just recently it was 0°C outside and there were strong winds (~20km/h). Even that was bad enough that I had to cut short walking my dog. Now imagine a storm at -50°C. Not only will you be able to see barely anything, not only will it feel like -50°C, it will feel colder due to the winds even. These are conditions that you'd have on Mars, minus the air issue.
There seem to be places at the continental coasts though, where temperatures seem to be close to livable.