"G=EMC^2 Glazier" wrote in message
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Well giving it more thought the best place might be the valley between
to tall clifts. The reason for that is it blocks out most of the sky.
With just a very thin atmosphere I think it best to stay in the shade.
Might be best to build a base on the lowest orbiting Mars moon. That way
we could see a lot of Mars,and not worry about dust storms. Landing on a
Mars moon could be a lot easier. It might even have just enough gravity
to make a toilet work without spending $32,000,000 for a vacuum toilet.
Bert


Your Martian moon idea is interesting.