50 years ago, plans were produced for large-scale space habitats in orbits around the Earth. One, to house 10,000 people, was designated as Island One. The design was deliberately restricted cost - no more than that of project Apollo, and also to the technology available at the time, so it could have been built in the late 1970s. Much smaller units would also be required as living quarters, workshops and offices for the task force - designated as Island Zero. This would be made from a number of inflatable modules, and the entire structure would rotate to produce simulated gravity, so the crew would therefore avoid the need for 2 hours of exercise every day that is needed on the ISS, which has never been done on any previous space mission. The presenter is Freelance Space Presenter Jerry Stone, who developed the concept. For details, write to jerry.stone2001@gmail.com  This will be the April meeting of the Hertford Astronomy Group, held in-person at the University of Hertfordshire and online.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YUByzAnmfgc The only way out is with Elon. Kahlilah

Hi All I have 100 Solars as we need to invest in our Solar System. I present you with the new currency and I want to invest only 1 Solar. Do you think we can ask Elon about this? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YUByzAnmfgc Thank you Kahlilah

Hi all, I just joined the community and I am hoping to contribute to discussions relating to all things about space tech in a positive way. Nice to meet you all. Bolan

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