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Hi everyone,

I’ve been reading a lot about the exciting potential of ocean colonization, and one of the big challenges that come to mind is maintaining a comfortable indoor climate in these environments. Climate control would be essential for long-term habitability, especially in enclosed structures underwater or on floating platforms. HVAC systems designed to handle moisture, salt, and energy efficiency in a marine setting would be critical.

It reminds me of my recent experience with furnace installation in Clifton, NJ, where the focus was on finding energy-efficient solutions for residential comfort. While it’s not the same as the complexities of ocean colonies, it highlights the importance of choosing the right system for unique environments.

I’d love to hear everyone’s thoughts on how HVAC systems could be adapted for ocean colonies. Would geothermal or water-based systems be viable? Let’s discuss!