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<p class="meta">aniruddha-shah.4ort.net — 14-week dome cycles</p>
<h1>Solar Angles: Illinois Prairie Meets Mars Domes</h1>
<p>Decades in CAD taught me: map 41° N latitude prairie solstices (summer 73° elevation) to 25° Mars domes. 14-week optimized daylight arcs yield 92% photosynthetic uptime—turmeric hydroponics thrive. Light as canvas strokes.</p>
<p>Geometry precision, like ballroom footwork, turns raw fusion into sustained habitat rhythm.</p>
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