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Mars has mountains, canyons and excellent sunsets. It does not have a sea. For most agencies this is trivia; for us it is a blocker.

Requirements

The portable sea must be:

  • Salty to specification (Atlantic, house style).
  • Modular: four hundred parts, each labelled brine, mission critical.
  • Calm on Sundays.

Phase one prototypes include a very committed paddling pool. It currently holds 0.0000004% of a sea, which the team insists on calling a rounding sea.

Wave generation is solved, in the sense that Mars has two moons and we intend to use whichever behaves.

Status: feasible, pending tide negotiations.

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LanguageStateTitle
PT-PT complete Um mar portátil: estudo de viabilidade Edit translation
ES complete Un mar portátil: estudio de viabilidad Edit translation
FR complete Une mer portable : étude de faisabilité Edit translation
DE complete Ein tragbares Meer: Machbarkeitsstudie Edit translation

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