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Dear /sci/, I have a question. If we originally descended from a monkey common ancestor why do we still have monkeys today? Could this be the work of God? Please discuss your opinion.

Unlike most other colonization ideas, you wouldn't need to wear a pressure suit. The pressure would be nearly identical to what we experience on earth.

You wouldn't need to wear anything to protect you against extreme heat or cold. The temperate ranges from 0-50 degrees celsius. Minor cooling would be required occasionally, but that's all.

No worries about loss of bone density or other potentially crippling side effects from too little or too much gravity - Venus would be a comfortable 0.9 Earth gs.

Unlike many other places, a rupture or leak wouldn't cause catastrophic problems in a short time - the escape of atmosphere would be slow allowing for plenty of time to repair. This can be compared to an emergency 'suction' effect of air escaping into a vacuum, etc.

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