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Originally Posted by CardinalBiggles
In space any uninteresting object out of the ecliptic plane seems a good starting point. If you keep radio quiet and a low thermal signature hopefully your base won't be noticed.
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This is Really Difficult. The thermal signature needed for biolife is substantial, considering the sensitivity of TS sensor tech. You could steal David Brin's idea of cooling lasers, I suppose.
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Originally Posted by CardinalBiggles
A base suspended from a hot hydrogen balloon floating in the atmosphere of a giant planet. IIRC Neptune has a relatively quiet atmosphere.
Venus is fairly deserted but any base has to deal with the extreme environment.
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To hide the presence of a habitat I think you want
noisy environments.
To hide the weirdness of the habitat, you have a false front. "Why, yes, we are the organic wholemeal peace commune. Have a flower."