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Anonymous users2024-02-07The moon is already inhabited in the seed, such as Copernicus, a neutral lunar city that appears in the plot, and there is a military base on the moon that unites the earth.
Luna-2: Do you want to build a huge building to live in?
First of all, the bigger it is, the higher the technical requirements, this is not a simple big problem, it involves too many technical problems in all aspects, not that there is a small technology, there is a big technology.
Secondly, to build such a big thing, it's a pain in the ass, it's better to develop asteroids and other stars to inhabit, this seed has this technology, and there are many bases that use asteroids.
Again, with the development of technology, there must be the ability to build a plant, it is impossible to hold back all the time, and when the technology can build a very large scale, there will be more limiting factors for recreation at that time, you must understand that plant is built on the Lagrange point, if you build a huge object in the geosphere, then, the gravitational balance of the entire geosphere will be broken, and the Lagrangian point will change, no matter how big it will be for **, At the very least, all the plants that were built before had to be transferred to the new Lagrangian point.
Settling on the surface of the moon is not the same, the city is wiped out like a nuclear bomb, and the defense power of a military fortress may not be able to block a nuclear bomb, how can a civilian building be able to block it.
It's the same in reality, your question is like, our current housing is also very scum, a missile can destroy it, why don't you make thick steel plates for all houses.
This is a good way to do this, and civilian facilities are doomed to be unable to defend against powerful destruction.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Well, the Earth Army has a base on the moon, and Zaft didn't shoot down, so there is no such thing as a lunar colony.
Moreover, at that time, Zaft was busy with the descent of the earth to fight, so he did not sweep the lunar base of the Earth Army.
If you want to make a colony as massive as the moon, you can't build it at all with Zaft's resources.
If you want to be destroyed, you can do anything, Interstellar 2 Rimunsk's hometown was once wiped out by the authorities with thousands of nuclear bombs, and the planets infected by the Zerg were directly sent to space orbit by the Protoss to destroy it.
So if the screenwriter really wants to erase something, even the Namek star will be blown up by Frieza, just a month insurance.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Because the moon is the cosmic base of the Earth Union, rashly attacking the Earth Union will definitely defend the Moon at all costs, and at that time, the victory of the Earth Raiders is in sight, as long as the Earth Moon wins, he will be alone and can slowly clean him up.
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