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Re: Space Cargo Container Standard?
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lugnet.space
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Fri, 26 Mar 2004 15:48:54 GMT
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In lugnet.space, Duane Hess wrote:
> I agree that this is more of a container standard than a MB standard. I'm not
> sure Jeff was talking about modifying the MB standard at all. I think his point
> is that we should try to make the container standard conform to the MB airlock
> standard for added container functionality. Specifically, that the container
> could be used as a "poor man's" moonbase expansion, or interface.
This is what I meant. I added another post I talked about one way you could use
these modules (similar to how MPLM's are used on NASA's space shuttle and ISS).
Here's the article: http://news.lugnet.com/space/?n=32305
> To muddy the waters further, an 8 x 8 container would work as a wonderful
> transition point between a standard MB module and a non-standard 32 x 32 module.
> They might allow for an even more organic growth potential than the current MB
> standard allows.
Someone else (I think Jake) suggested full length modules and half modules. An
8x8 module is half of an 8x16. Six 8x8 modules runs the length of a 48x48
Moonbase module. In combination with 8x16 modules, this would allow for some
interesting constructions.
Jeff
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| (...) I agree that this is more of a container standard than a MB standard. I'm not sure Jeff was talking about modifying the MB standard at all. I think his point is that we should try to make the container standard conform to the MB airlock (...) (21 years ago, 25-Mar-04, to lugnet.space)
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