Project Work and Tasks

We appreciate all your good work already done in the forum.

Now it is time to concentrate on the work ahead so we can be successful at SGC.

An inflatable habitat made of composite fabric landed on the moon and was deployed there. A metal floor was used to ground the module. The habitat had two levels and was designed with high ceilings and stair steps.

The railroad are build around the lunar South Pole. Teleoperated robots would do the job. A circular railroad would begin at a proposed lunar base and be used to construct and maintain a series of solar arrays used for power. They hypothesize that one kilometer of solar array could produce one megawatt of electricity. The materials for the railroad and the solar panels would all be constructed from lunar aluminum and lunar silicon.

While file sharing is a good idea, a lot of good information can also be passed on by posting links with relevant information. Please do so in the link sections that has been set up here. That way we have all the links in one place which helps us to find things faster and not lose track of all the links. Also try to give a short description what the link content is about.

While file sharing is a good idea, a lot of good information can also be passed on by posting links with relevant information. Please do so in the link sections that has been set up here. That way we have all the links in one place which helps us to find things faster and not lose track of all the links. Also try to give a short description what the link content is about.

Here we will concentrate on the actual habitat design.

Remember that the goal of the project at SGC is a competition for the public and to raise awareness about lunar exploration (see other forum topic for discussion about the contest itself).

We will use this forum to discuss the outline of the habitat design contest which will be our major outcome of the SGC 2007 work in Hyderabad. Keep an eye on these posts to follow the development and don't hesitate to throw in your own ideas and comments! This is a team project and everyone can and shall contribute to its success!