Real World: Lunar Habitats

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Uploaded by on Sep 2, 2008

In this NASA video segment learn how inflatable structures may be used as living quarters for astronauts when NASA returns to the moon and then travels to Mars. This segment shows one inflatable habitat made of Kevlar, a lightweight material that allows structures to be stretched and folded for easy storage on spacecraft. A NASA expert compares the inflatable structure to a basketball, modeling how this structure can be sturdy and protective. The inflatable structure can be deflated and inflated when necessary, allowing astronauts the flexibility to move around to different locations on the moon and Mars.

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  • Indeed ! Awesome ! Back to the Moon by 2019 !

  • ill be 21

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  • I love NASA propaganda, when they reveal things now it usually means they've already done it 50 years ago.

  • Amazing - but why not fill the inflatables with moon dust as an extra protective barrier ? Is that possible ? Is that wise ?

  • Amazing - but why not fill the inflatables with moon dust as an extra protective barrier ? Is that possible ? Is that wise ?

  • Just love the intro

  • watching this is funny now that nasa's budget got sodomized

  • eNY oNEE fROM dAVISS reedinq Thiss Its BRY AND ASHLEY @ HIIi!!!!!!

  • fuxkn NERDS ....

  • man, they wouldn't get me up there in one of those things.

  • NICE

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