How NASA Plans To Build The First Moon Base!



How NASA Plans To Build The First Moon Base!

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42 thoughts on “How NASA Plans To Build The First Moon Base!”

  1. NASA needs to farm out everything to commercial launchers period . The only thing they should control is the launch pads and who has the best ideas to use them . This agency should be funded by the Commercial launchers not NASA . NASA built everything they need to get it done .

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  2. Thanks for the heads-up video. Sourcing the resin for 3D printing moon habitats really intrigues me from a chemical engineering point of view. A little more than half the regolith volume will have to be resin and making the resin on the moon will be extremely challenging. So I guess it will be “Starshipped” from earth in the beginning.

    Landed at $20 million dollar for one hundred tonnes, a 1,700 ft² habitat might use 5 tonnes, so each habitat’s resin costs out at $1 million. Doable.

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  3. This is the first video I've seen which really explains how the first stages of colonization on the moon could really work. Also, wouldn't it be better to launch Mars missions from the moon ? Even if not, if the same types of equipment and habitats are to be used then it makes more sense to test them on the moon first.

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  4. This is a lie! Bases have existed as far back as the fifties! There is also mining going on up there for God knows how long! Just more distractions and money laundering bull crap! NASA Can Kiss my lower buttocks!

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  5. Boring company needs to develop a Lunar and Martian version of their monster borer. Find a nice lava tube and bore out a city network in and around it. My biggest concern is how to keep equipment (especially solar panels) free of electrostatic dust.

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  6. And what is the plan to protect these structures from the myriad of small meteorites that regularly impact the moon's surface? On Earth we have an atmosphere so there is some degree of protection from such things. That doesn't apply to the moon.

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  7. It’s only just now become a ‘space race’ just because of the new found fear that the Chinese could potentially end up establishing a moon base first.

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  8. How are they going to deal with the long term affects of 1/6th gravity? I can imagine like living on the ISS which has zero gravity astronauts have to exercise every single day. Will astronauts wear clothing and shoes that have weights to simulate something closer to 1g?

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  9. Very interesting presentation. The 3D printing tech is fascinating, and curing material by uv is, obviously, a brilliant idea. I'm a little disappointed, though, as I'm a huge fan of the subterranean lava tunes as habitat. Maybe Mars… 🤷‍♂️😂 thanks, mate, for a truly enjoyable watch

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  10. China said they will have a nuclear powered Moon base all ready to go by 2028. I don't know if they mean by it will be on the Moon, or all their equipment, all the technology will be developed by 2028. Interesting though.

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  11. The US Space Force has already have a base on the dark side moon. It cannot be picked up by telescopes on Earth. They can also jam satellites and the base is camouflaged. The moon is fixed In Earth’s orbit because of the tides. You can only see one side of the moon. NASA is going to build a moon base on the bright side of the moon you can see with a telescopes, what they want you to see. Gary McKinnon British computer hacker saw unofficial named persons in the U.S. Space Force and crafts. U.S. tried to extradite him. But was over turned in the British courts. There’s things going on in space that public are not aware. I expect certain individuals will disagree. They I are entitled to their opinion.

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  12. Maybe they will eventually 'pave' or smooth a large area around the base, to mitigate the dust problem. The more they can isolate daily operations from that nasty dust, the better. Seems like a large scrubbing airlock to remove dust, then a smaller one to actually provide the astronaut to breathe again might be god – in other words, a double airlock system, to ensure all of the dust is removed. What a headache – someday perhaps we can construct large, freely moving structures that orbit the sun and have no dust or other issues, but that is a long way off.

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  13. they need to go underground on the moon the same could be said for mars ,,easier to pressurize and maintain pressure its safer also protects from radition from the sun easier to maintain
    temperture and inhabitable enviorment,,could also protect against small meteors

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  14. And of course NASA is known for making dumb decisions. Unless those habitats have an electromagnetic shield you are not going to be able to live on the surface of any planet or moon.

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