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Ice Dome Greenhouse

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I have an icy planet with temperatures that average about -100 degrees Fahrenheit (-73,3 °C). The planet also has thousands if not millions of domes scattered across its completely icy surface heated to reasonable habitable temperatures ( 40-70 degrees Fahrenheit (4 - 21 °C) by natural processes. Is it possible that these domes could allow enough light in for plants to photosynthesize if maintained by some creature?

Edit: This dome would ideally be completely enclosed in ice.

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