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However, the two Installations visited (04 and 05) had radically different extremes within the installation, and each installation likely has many kinds of climates on their surfaces, ranging from arctic to temperate to desert. | However, the two Installations visited (04 and 05) had radically different extremes within the installation, and each installation likely has many kinds of climates on their surfaces, ranging from arctic to temperate to desert. | ||
The terrain may appear to look naturally formed at first glance, but it was revealed at the end of Halo 3 that the environment is intricately terraformed by a network of panels several meters below the natural surface that appear to control variables such as hills and slopes. Other seemingly natural features, such as rock arches, are intentionally placed and are supported by artificial frameworks below the surface. However these functional aspects of the Halos' environments are only visible under a few circumstances, including when the ring has not yet been completely terraformed during construction. | The terrain may appear to look naturally formed at first glance, but it was revealed at the end of Halo 3 that the environment is intricately terraformed by a network of panels several meters below the natural surface that appear to control variables such as hills and slopes. Other seemingly natural features, such as rock arches, are intentionally placed and are supported by artificial frameworks below the surface. However these functional aspects of the Halos' environments are only visible under a few circumstances, including when the ring has not yet been completely terraformed during construction. Parts of it that have been constructed can be seen on the last level of Halo 3, "Halo". | ||
=== Technology === | === Technology === | ||