tdamskov - Thank you - and, yes, this is more of an entertainment for me also.<br /><br />As I do not actually believe God will allow earth to become so hot.<br /><br />However, since others believe this, I am simply adapting this thread to that.<br /><br />I am proposing preserving, not destroying, the biosphere - and all forms of life: flora, fauna, etremophile, etc.<br /><br />How do you define artificial? If Holland goes ahead with its floating greenhouse plans to adapt to rising sea level and lowering ground levels - would the plants grown in these greenhouses be artificial or natural?<br /><br />BTW - some of the technologies I proposed are actually already used - e.g. there is a ski resort somewhere on the hot Arab continent - is it Dubai? Artificial ski slopes - or, real?<br /><br />Note that ordinarry houses are not sustainable without active supervision - in view of entropy. However, life overcomes the tendency of entropy to return things to the most stable state. Life is characteristically unstable, and the informational complexity is maintained by informational input.<br /><br />Life is natural. So is death. I prefer life, albeit it does require sustained informational direction, input, control.<br /><br />I do not propose underground greenhouses (more accurately within structure more than underground) with artificial plants. Plant lights can provide light at proper wavelenths for natural photosynthesis - this is not some futuristic technology - the techonolgy already exists and has been used. <br /><br />I hope to post documented examples of how some of these technological ideas are already in use - feel free to beat me to it!<br /><br />Remember, btw, that red giant phase is, according to popular models, about 5 billion years from now. <br /><br />Certainly man, even without God, would (if he doesn't destroy himself and the earth) progress far beyond current technology and capability in 5 billion years.<br /><br />I wouldn't be surpised if man had by then created AI r