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the
long
drifts
of
weather
that
are
called
climate
.
He
found
that
in
the
wide
belt
contained
by
the
70
-
degree
lines
,
north
and
south
,
temperatures
for
thousands
of
years
hadn
’
t
gone
outside
the
254
-
332
degrees
(
absolute
)
range
,
and
that
this
belt
had
long
growing
seasons
where
temperatures
ranged
from
284
to
302
degrees
absolute
:
the
“
bonanza
”
range
for
terraform
life
.
.
.
once
they
solved
the
water
problem
.
When
will
we
solve
it
?
the
Fremen
asked
.
When
will
we
see
Arrakis
as
a
paradise
?
In
the
manner
of
a
teacher
answering
a
child
who
has
asked
the
sum
of
2
plus
2
,
Kynes
told
them
:
“
From
three
hundred
to
five
hundred
years
.
”
A
lesser
folk
might
have
howled
in
dismay
.
But
the
Fremen
had
learned
patience
from
men
with
whips
.
It
was
a
bit
longer
than
they
had
anticipated
,
but
they
all
could
see
that
the
blessed
day
was
coming
.
They
tightened
their
sashes
and
went
back
to
work
.
Somehow
,
the
disappointment
made
the
prospect
of
paradise
more
real
.
The
concern
on
Arrakis
was
not
with
water
,
but
with
moisture
.
Pets
were
almost
unknown
,
stock
animals
rare
.
Some
smugglers
employed
the
domesticated
desert
ass
,
the
kulon
,
but
the
water
price
was
high
even
when
the
beasts
were
fitted
with
modified
stillsuits
.
Kynes
thought
of
installing
reduction
plants
to
recover
water
from
the
hydrogen
and
oxygen
locked
in
native
rock
,
but
the
energy
-
cost
factor
was
far
too
high
.
The
polar
caps
(
disregarding
the
false
sense
of
water
security
they
gave
the
pyons
)
held
far
too
small
an
amount
for
his
project
.
.
.
and
he
already
suspected
where
the
water
had
to
be
.
There
was
that
consistent
increase
of
moisture
at
median
altitudes
,
and
in
certain
winds
.
There
was
that
primary
clue
in
the
air
balance
—
23
per
cent
oxygen
,
75
.
4
per
cent
nitrogen
and
.
023
per
cent
carbon
dioxide
—
with
the
trace
gases
taking
up
the
rest
.
There
was
a
rare
native
root
plant
that
grew
above
the
2
,
500
-
meter
level
in
the
northern
temperate
zone
.
A
tuber
two
meters
long
yielded
half
a
liter
of
water
.
And
there
were
the
terraform
desert
plants
:
the
tougher
ones
showed
signs
of
thriving
if
planted
in
depressions
lined
with
dew
precipitators
.
Then
Kynes
saw
the
salt
pan
.
His
’
thopter
,
flying
between
stations
far
out
on
the
bled
,
was
blown
off
course
by
a
storm
.
