mission from the Moon base to Mars and beyond
More progress on @NASA_SLS Green Run Hot Fire! @NASA_Stennis teams completed the sixth test of the Green Run test series β the simulated countdown β on Sunday, validating the stage for the sequence of events leading up to an #Artemis launch. Read: https://t.co/DLoyzF5WJq pic.twitter.com/hjE9zjtpmC
— Jim Bridenstine (@JimBridenstine) October 5, 2020
.@NASA_Technology for the Moon and beyond. π β¨
— NASA Glenn Research (@NASAglenn) November 9, 2020
We've selected 17 U.S. companies for 20 partnerships to mature industry-developed space technologies, including a 3D printing system for the #Artemis lunar exploration program.
Read the details: https://t.co/Vz5hRbCDM4
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There is A LOT of opportunities to melting moon dust with lasers to craft a solar fields, oxygen etc.
This mission is key role for research, how to make any important technology for survival homo sapiens sapiens in any enviroment. Earth population isn’t sustainable. Every things which humans to using everyday means the exponencialy higher population than 8 billion.Β
If humans don’t want to restrict population grow, which is important for quick research and produce, and biodiversity, which is importat for all living species, they must to setle the universe. There isn’t another option or chance for the survival of the species under any conditions in the universe.
NASA Looks to Advance 3D Printing Construction Systems for the Moon and Mars
Weβre going to the Moon π#Artemis I will be our first integrated flight test of the @NASA_SLS rocket, the @NASA_Orion spacecraft, and the @NASAGroundSys at @NASAKennedy.
— NASAβs Artemis Program (@NASAArtemis) April 7, 2021
Learn more about whatβs to come: https://t.co/QLM592XIro pic.twitter.com/nEjiMVXzx2
Humans needs to setle the universe due to high populatiton if you want to keep biodiversity. Space hasn’t limit.
Humans need a lot of research to find new technologies how to survival in any enviroment, which is important for survival the species homo sapiens sapiens in their universe and the way how to keep any biodiversities alive.
“Earth is the cradle of humanity, but one cannot remain in the cradle forever.” Konstantin E. Tsiolkovsky
I saw many ideas about the Moon/Mars habitats, but you need something like Tokra building system alpha 1.0. Why?
- Because you need to eliminated/mitiged the unhabitable enviroment, which means extra hot and extra cold, radiation etc.
- You need a easely repair and craft/building system for new habitat and using a Moon/Mars material for that.
Due to this system you can to get easely any material for research.
That means you need space mining tools and crafts version 1.0 (upgradeable version) for teraforming any surface in the Universe , which :
- lasers
- “minig mole” for tunnels
- etc.
You will to need power station, sci lab, hospital lab, gravity /Artificial gravity simulators, observation station, docking station, sleeping room, toalet room, hospital healt care, garages etc.
Missions to the Moon will help us prepare for future missions to Mars
— UK Space Agency (@spacegovuk) November 18, 2020
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Watch @LibbyJackson__, our Human Exploration Programme Manager, at @bluedotfestival reflect on the past, present and future of space exploration π https://t.co/WeTsocI7wZ | #NAW2020 pic.twitter.com/mkTvIEsAU0
If you want tu survive and keep human race alive, you need to settle universe, that means the higher probabilty to be alive due to any phenomenas in the universe.
We need a new commercial space station / space craft, a huge platform, where you can to live for nonlimited time, which can also toΒ explore the solar system due to ion etc. engine systems.
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#ICYMI - @NASA selected four companies to collect lunar resources, ensuring that #Artemis operations can be conducted safely and sustainably in support of establishing human lunar exploration. https://t.co/Zh84RBsIfk pic.twitter.com/2nBjaJxBcs
— Kathy Lueders (@KathyLueders) December 6, 2020
Our @NASAGroundSys program plays a large role in the #Artemis program. Come behind the scenes into some of @NASAKennedy's historic sites and see how they are preparing to launch @NASA_SLS and @NASA_Orion through their 360Β° interactive video series.
— Kathy Lueders (@KathyLueders) December 26, 2020
WATCH: https://t.co/stfGXSsdru pic.twitter.com/KHM40meiMj
π§ Water is a vital resource for lunar exploration and is necessary for a prolonged presence on the Moon. Today, we announced @NASAβs Break the Ice Lunar Challenge, awarding up to $500k to teams of creative, ambitious, and savvy innovators. REGISTER >> https://t.co/SxPKDPYiIY pic.twitter.com/Rnvah5VwGq
— Centennial Challenge (@NASAPrize) November 18, 2020