/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11788261
>Take a pre-shaped stack. One Starship's worth would probably get you the facility to hold that equipment.
This is my issue with 3D printing for structures, you can make have far better quality control on Earth and flatpack it down to negligible size. Modern construction methods are fine and there's no need for unique shapes. The individual parts for a normal house fit into a tiny space, it's a solution without a problem.
Print emergency repair parts and various novel items not thought needed before. Leave habs alone with that shit, it's way too risky in the beginning.

>>11623395
> tfw most abundant element in the universe and people call you a meme

Let's settle this here and now, using arguments.

Are there other lifeforms out there in the universe besides earth? Personally I think not