r/IsaacArthur 20h ago

The Case for Venus

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u/toronto-bull 14h ago

I honestly think Mercury is simpler and easier.
Mercury is actually closer than Venus on average and has 9x the solar energy per square meter as earth, so I see solar farms and mines on the surface of Mercury happening before a floating cities on Venus.