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How Has Space Station Design Evolved?

There have been 11 operational inhabited space stations since 1971. And this week marks 60 years since the first human in space - Yugi Gagarin. See my previous post covering his, and earlier animal flights into space that preceded him. That's 50 years of human science in Earth orbital laboratories. This article treats the main designs and governing principles which have shaped their development and deployment. Let's look at how those early designs have evolved and the near term expected developments in space station technology. Salyut, Sklab, Mir and ISS. Some of the pivotal space stations from the earliest design to our contemporary configurations What is the Design Philosophy for a Space Station Earlier space stations typically comprised a single pressurised unit launched to orbit atop a powerful rocket. They comprised a modified launch stage as a 'monolithic' single unit. These were subdivided internally with levels dedicated to different activities, experiments, li...

Jordan Peterson's Future Authoring Programme: Here's what I learned

Recently I completed future authoring program - a proprietory package produced in part by Professor Jordan Peterson. This self- writing exercise is based on a body of evidence regarding the positive effects observed after writing about traumas. The overall impact i have seen for myself is positive too - I have a clearer objective view of my goals. I also find myself judging myself less harshly, rather seeking areas to improve to meet the goals I set myself in this exercise. Whether it is serious, stark lessons and insight about ourselves as thinking, feeling humans, or the more light-hearted comedic approach - Jordan Peterson offers some candid, honest 'hooks' to get folks interested. Credit: Jordan Peterson Professor Peterson has had some illustrious foray into the public eye these last few years. In his own admission, he has tried to stay humble and attentive to audiences. His initial rise to fame in the public eye came on the back of publicising his university l...

Building-out Mars: Put the Kettle On

After 6 or 7 months in inter planetary transit, the Martian crew will be delighted to approach their new home . Upon reaching the surface, the crew will set about establishing their new home , part of which may already be part or fully built by robots or previous deliveries by Starships. However, on arrival there may be some opportunities to have a home comfort, a well needed break in partial gravity. If there are any British astronauts aboard (doubtful) then there could be a call to put the kettle on for a nice cup of tea. Not a space kettle, a regular teapot. Imagined by Neon Green There are limitations on construction of dwellings by robots ahead of time: because there is an essential mass-moving problem to solve here. For 1 m3 of solids that are moved, the robots neee to expend the energy to move it. Even if they move little bits of soil amounting to the total, the same energy, if not more is used. This is because of movement waste of the machines moving from dig site to dump ...

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