Calgary Demonstration Habitat - Revision history

70.75.42.248 at 19:51, 5 January 2008

2008-01-05T19:51:08Z

Strangelv: making not linkless; minor piece of cleanup

2007-06-10T14:13:35Z

making not linkless; minor piece of cleanup

Dcarson at 05:47, 7 May 2007

2007-05-07T05:47:54Z

Strangelv: added tags and categories

2007-03-03T19:39:16Z

added tags and categories

68.144.58.242 at 22:07, 15 February 2007

2007-02-15T22:07:33Z

68.144.58.242: New page: We are Building a Habitat that is to simulate what would be needed to live on the moon Check out this site for more http://www.calgaryspaceworkers.com/thehabitat.html

2007-02-15T21:49:12Z

New page: We are Building a Habitat that is to simulate what would be needed to live on the moon Check out this site for more http://www.calgaryspaceworkers.com/thehabitat.html

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We are Building a Habitat that is to simulate what would be needed to live on the moon
Check out this site for more
http://www.calgaryspaceworkers.com/thehabitat.html

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 The [[Calgary Space Workers]] are Building a [[Analog Station|Habitat]] that is to simulate what would be needed to live on the moon
-A demonstrator of what a moon habitat interior will need for equipment is what we are doing here.
+A demonstrator of what a moon habitat interior will need for equipment is what we are doing here. This is a demonstrator of what would be the hard shell headquarters or power distribution plant.
 From the trailer a corridor will be built as an inflatable or sectional with materials from the moon’s surface.
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 *http://www.calgaryspaceworkers.com/thehabitat.html
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-We are Building a Habitat that is to simulate what would be needed to live on the moon
+The [[Calgary Space Workers]] are Building a [[Analog Station|Habitat]] that is to simulate what would be needed to live on the moon
 A demonstrator of what a moon habitat interior will need for equipment is what we are doing here.
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 Captain, Calgary Space Workers Society
 [www.calgaryspaceworkers.com]

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	Check out this site for more		Check out this site for more
	http://www.calgaryspaceworkers.com/thehabitat.html		http://www.calgaryspaceworkers.com/thehabitat.html
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		+	A demonstrator of what a moon habitat interior will need for equipment is what we are doing here.
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		+	This is a demonstrator of what would be the hard shell headquarters or power distribution plant.
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		+	From the trailer a corridor will be built as an inflatable or sectional with materials from the moon’s surface.
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		+	Our members will assist each other to build their own inflatable or sectional habitats in a series of design possibilities.
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		+	All will be connected for a common commute amongst each other and the hard shell habitat.
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		+	All connected habitats will be provided life support, Earth to moon communication power distribution and a hard shell refuge in a crisis.
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		+	A shell can be made of anything (a pressure vessel or tank in our case a trailer) but it is the interior that has the equipment that that would support life. This is a space or moon habitat.
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		+	Remember the three steps
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		+	'''Demonstrator'''
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		+	'''Prototype'''
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		+	'''Working Model'''
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		+	You see it is a place to start so we have a place to go. The future in space is so close that it is not even beyond the ability of technology used on earth today.
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		+	It is a matter of only putting them together as needed and not necessarily as they are used now but it is not rocket science anymore
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		+	Michael Bakk
		+	Captain, Calgary Space Workers Society
		+	[www.calgaryspaceworkers.com]