Space Station Chronicles - Episode 1 - Hope Explored
In this Space Station Chronicles series, we explore the simple, cheap, quick, and logical way to deploy large space stations.
Episode 1, Hope Explored, looks into getting a large micro-gravity space station up and operational in the near future.
If only there was a simple way to build a large space station similar in size to the 1,000 m³ pressurized space that the ISS has, only more modern and better equipped.
If only this space station could be built cheaply. Currently, getting a space station of any reasonable size requires modular components and multiple launches. Both of these things require a lot of time and money.
There is a very logical answer to this problem, staring us in the face, but one that is not very often discussed
Why not just launch a SpaceX Starship equipped as a space station?
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