Creating Underworld Living Habitats for Mankind and Humanity

Overhead view of possible use of proposed undersea habitat

Artist's concept of a Human underwater City Habitat in the coastal waters above an ocean reef.

Neptune Station would be a place where mankind can correct past errors in ecology and environmental issues and research and determine what can be done to reverse some of the damage that has been done to the planet because of global warming, climate changes, eco-system disasters and similar potential threats as well as a place to learn about exploring hostile environments for future exploration in space.
Man has damaged the "balance of nature"(Sherden, 2011) and if we do not recover now we could be facing our own extinction at some point in the near future.  We need to address government policies through UN facilities to get all member nations on board with the proper protocols through conferences like Kyoto Accords Conference which was sanctioned and sponsored by the UN.  The other major contributor is corporate greed and power coup's that control major resources like water and oil around the world.  These power consortiums need to be better regulated to eliminate the hostile intent of their specific control.  Resources need to be shared equally among citizen nations based on per capita population numbers and not who has the most money to pay for them.

References

Sherden, William; (2011) Best laid plans: The tyranny of unintended consequences and how to avoid them; Praeger, An imprint of ABC-Clio,LLC. Santa Barbara, CA, USA.

Gempel, Douglas; Frye, Matthew; Estrada, Gabriel; Reinl, Crystal; et al, EM825-Colorado Technical University-Summer 2012 Neptune Underwater Design Concepts and 3D World Simulations Designs for Neptune Station.

All artwork in this post was created by Douglas Gempel in communication with Frye, Matthew; Estrada, Gabriel; Reinl, Crystal; et al, EM825-Colorado Technical University-Summer 2012