/sci/ - Science & Math

>>3551213

>The only way I think it would be effective is if we could interact with the underwater landscape without in a air medium.

I think we'd want someplace dry and outfitted with real amenities (kitchenette, bathroom, entertainment console) to sleep and eat in. But yes some type of inflatable dome wherever we need direct access to the seafloor while working (like if we farmed seaweed or something) makes sense. For this we could use inflatable partial habitats like the one in the picture.

>>3551213

>The only way I think it would be effective is if we could interact with the underwater landscape without in a air medium.

I think we'd want someplace dry and outfitted with real amenities (kitchenette, bathroom, entertainment console) to sleep and eat it. But yes some type of inflatable dome wherever we need direct access to the seafloor while working (like if we farmed seaweed or something) makes sense. For this we could use inflatable partial habitats like the one in the picture.

>>3444491

>>Actually a lot of islands are going to drown within the next centuries.

Solution; Install drill anchors around island, attach inflatable transparent vectran dome canopy to anchors, inflate. Provide oxygen, desalinated water and electricity via a flexblue subsea reactor.

Pic related, this but on a much larger scale.