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atmospheric converter complex

Bryce Architecture posted on Jun 22, 2006
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after the discovery of water in a man made crater it lead to a much larger discovery of a giant ice dome of water several thousand feet below the crater,after landing to make a factory to buld composit materials for buldings a larger factory was built,then then production was enabled on a larger scale,thuss the first reactor was built and with that the abilty to use large lazers continuously witch lead to the abilty to create the enormous atmospheric converter here,useing lazers the inhabitance of mars are now able to release large amounts of gases such as carbon and oxigen from the rock material of the planet.steadly the average temprature of the planet begins to rise .with that the abilty to have enormose indoor agricultural enviroments witch will need less and less energy to stay warm. bryce 5.5 also PD pro by dan ritchie was used here

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donniemc0

5:23PM | Thu, 22 June 2006

certainly has a mars feel to the environment, terrific concept and realisation!! well done.


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