Neptune Colonization

A day on Neptune is a test of endurance, with powerful winds and crushing gravity that makes every step feel heavier. Colonists would adapt to this environment, developing sturdy, robust bodies to resist the intense gales and dense, insulated skin to conserve heat in the bitter cold. Instead of traditional buildings, they might create anchored, aerodynamic cities that flex in the wind, inspiring a sense of resilience. Over time, their appearance could be influenced by Neptune's mesmerizing storm systems, resulting in dynamic, turbulent features.