Lunar Habitat Demonstration Structure Presentation
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- Опубликовано: 8 ноя 2022
- Presentation of the Lunar Habitat Demonstration Structure at Branch Technology's headquarters in Chattanooga, TN featuring Branch, Foster + Partners, NASA, Stanford University & Sky Factory.
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Love the thought you are putting into making the spaces comforting. Sunlight boxes, would be great at providing that "on Earth" skylight effect, i believe several companies make these now like Innerscene. How about a wall or partial wall that shows a live view from some nature scene on Earth (beach, forest, river, etc). An example now is that on RUclips you can watch a live cam from Africa that is on a man made water hole where animals come up to get a drink, project that life size on a wall for example. Very relaxing. It does not have to be of nature, it could be a coffee shop or nice city street live cam that the people can watch. Teh viewer could even choose which scene they want to watch to relax.
This takes the Advantages of "Tri-Axial Composite Fabrics" and elevates them a few steps up!
It also takes "Honeycomb" cores into a 3-D direction!
However, Honeycomb, has an advantage (in Space Consumed) in the "HOBE" state (HOneycomb Before Expansion), that, if this method can also accomplish (Compacted Skeleton for Shipment) that can easily be "Expanded" by 3x to 20x in thickness upon arrival (to the Moon, in this case)!
Floating Stiff Threads of Cabin Fibre, introduces a whole new method of 3D Strength Optimization!
Freeeform 3D printing what an awesome technology.I like that chief scientist inventor guy. The other guys well some are a little too roboto hanging out in the aerospace medium with count megeles grandkids and nephews.
People habitat you GA robots. We're going to make you watch the roots mini series with lavar Burton from the 80s 100 times or something. Awesome Turner Gingrich video action they'll give you nightmares and make you do three finger push-ups like Herschel Walker.
At least they got the part about burying the habitation space under several meters of regolith or (preferably) underground correct. No windows either, another valid point. Virtually every depiction of a moon base or Martian base in modern film/TV is laughably wrong, glass/transparent domes, windows, on the surface, mono airlocks, cultivation using martian or lunar soil (hahaha)... This seems to be getting some of it right.
Nice reporting! I recommend Alon (aluminum oxynitride, "Transparent Aluminum") for any application where you have need of a glass-like substance for windows or transparent domes or surfaces, including space helmets/faceplates. It is four times harder than fused, tempered glass and will stop multiple .50 caliber rounds; so you can imagine the benefit of this kind of durability where you can occasionally fall or bump into rocks or be hit by micrometeorites.
but but but ... where's the lunar carbon?
I have an idea for creating a landing pad with In-Situ resources. You scoop out a large rectangular area of the lunar regolith, feed that regolith through a melting head, similar to the top secret tunnel boring machine the navy uses to melt through rock, then pour that molten regolith or "lava" back into the excavated area. Viola! instant landing pad.
I’m no astronaut, but you better build those habitats bigger than that. People are gonna be up there killing each other.
You don't send people who are likely to do that up there in the first place. There are VERY strict and rigorous tests to screen out people with those traits.
@@justinmorgan2126 duh but things happen after a while.