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Introducing a new SpaceX concept for the most efficient, modular, artificial gravity space station ever imagined.

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00:00 Intro.
00:21 Background Info.
01:38 Design Philosophy.
03:44 Starship Background.
06:25 Modular Design.
09:25 Outro.


Trevor Mahlmann SN5: https://youtu.be/HXzPu6MM99Q
EXPANSE https://youtu.be/eVDUd-mPkSg.
GEMINI 11 LAUNCH https://youtu.be/1c0MZLnnj-0
GRAVITRON https://youtu.be/A0H7TYzcMaY
ROCKET WASTE https://youtu.be/P1wMn8g7lW8
AIRPLANE EXPLODES https://youtu.be/GtxiLPKRCoI
TOILET MONEY https://youtu.be/1r9ZZuqFNmM
F9 LANDING https://youtu.be/oa_mtakPlfw.
ROCKET SLED https://youtu.be/fvqDj3me37o.
SLS TANK TEST https://youtu.be/-W5EXElmqC4
STARSHIP COLLAPSE https://youtu.be/XJslqGkb9So.
CYBERPUNK MINMAX https://youtu.be/JkCEdBkhZqA
VOYAGER STATION https://youtu.be/hJ6wwA9wXog.
STARSHIP INTERIOR IDEAS https://youtu.be/SWv4byYnawM
NEOPORK https://twitter.com/Neopork85
POINT TO POINT https://youtu.be/zqE-ultsWt0
MARS TRANSFER https://youtu.be/CSvbtlcH6mw.
STARSHIPS LEAVING EARTH https://youtu.be/16makyLI55E

Thanks for watching SSS Pt 1: What Would A SpaceX Space Station Look Like!

Huge thanks to Martian Days for the base 3D model of the starship you see in this video of the SpaceX starship you see in this video.

A one-way ticket (including a cliffside condo!) starts at $300000.


An architecture firm has released ambitious plans for Nüwa, a sustainable city on Mars that could hold up to 250000 people in mostly underground cave systems.

Nüwa, named for the Chinese mythological goddess who melted five stones to give robust societal pillars, would be housed inside a sheer rock face where residents would be protected from damaging cosmic and solar radiation.

If you decide to move to Mars, your $300000 ticket will include a one-way trip to Nüwa, a residential unit of 25 to 35 square meters, full access to facilities, life support services and food, and “a binding work contract to devote between 60 [percent] and 80 [percent] of [your] work time to tasks assigned by the city,” according to ABIBOO, the architecture studio behind the concept.

The first house on the moon, an ambitious space-saving alternative to life on crowded Earth, could cost an out-of-this-world $60 million, according to a new study.

That’s an estimated $320000 monthly payment for 1356 square feet of interior space, so if you want to go big, stay home.

The study, conducted by the UK finance site Money.co.uk, used SpaceX’s blastoff weight pricing to estimate what it would cost to bring materials, tools and laborers to the moon to begin the work. It also factored in the costs of new technology that architecture on the moon would require for life support and other factors.

# **MARS: A GATEWAY TO THE SOLAR SYSTEM**

Today’s highlight: **Bruce MacKenzie**, founder of the Mars Foundation.

Bruce gave us a detailed view of what will be the economical and industrial development in the solar system, in a broad and strategical concept: Mars, a gateway to the Solar System. How will a future trade and export take place on Mars, to facilitate the civilization expansion into the Solar System. Lot of works will focus on Phobos and Deimos, the Mars’s moons. A space elevator between Mars and Phobos will be key. Thousands of independent space settlements will allow to study and understand how ecosystems work, how water, food, wastes cycles can be better combined and integrated, and such a knowledge will have a fallout back on Earth too. Several favorable conditions suggest to start with Mars, to open the solar system to humanity and life: water, carbon, nutrients, raw materials. Trading among different space settlements is key. Mars infrastructures will include: greenhouses, manufacturing, materials processing, residential areas, ice road, desert trek, farm communities, truck stops, polymer production, fuel production. Key productions to start: polymers and fiber glass. Cargo transportation from Mars surface to the moons and orbital facilities with e.g. space elevators, magnetic guns, regolith rockets. Mars can produce finished goods, food, and bulk materials (gas, ice, liquids, fuel, fertilizers), delivered to Mars orbit, and then to other destinations. Floating towns in Venus atmosphere is another possible location for settlers communities. For a period of time, Mars will be the “bread-basket” of the Solar System.

Here’s the whole **Webinar on Mars, the Asteroid Belt and Beyond**: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S57G71SURYc.

Also see the other speeches of the Webinar, that will be proposed in the newsletters to come.