It would have to be one of the biggest tsunamis ever recorded to reach that slope, as in an extinction event. As for weather, you can be sure they have contingency plans in place.

That's why I don't believe the mission to Mars will happen, or if it does, people will not be able to hold up mentally and emotionally for potentially decades living there. Our bodies and Earth go together. We need fresh air and to walk about freely outdoors.

Think though, no truly fresh air or fruit or veggies for a year, no stepping outside into the sun without a suit. It will be an interesting experiment. I'd like to live in it, but not on this mission.

This would be mega alone time, for sure. It will be interesting.

Hey, guys! I'm so sorry that I've been away from Dogo News for about a week, school just started for me, & it's been pretty busy lately with sports & other projects to work on. Just so you know, I may not be able to check in so often, but you can bet that I will when I can! Stay cool! :D

This is going in my school news paper tomorrow! :D