/sci/ - Science & Math

Place your module such that it docks with the others. Carefully edit it such that it meshes with the rest of the image, then draw in the contents of your module(s). Each poster who participates is entitled to one launch.

Launch connection pieces as needed, and keep track of how many you have left, so that the next person can use your leftovers without having to send more up.

Any additional machinery/equipment you might want can be substituted for some or all of the connecting pieces on their own launch, provided the size/weight is within limits.

outer shield and population multiplier modules

In b4 everyone makes suggestions but doesn't add to the image

hey mad scientist. hows the hamster thing going?
post that blog link again?

grandfather clocks, lots and lots of grandfather clocks
nothing else is needed

>>2379251

>>hey mad scientist. hows the hamster thing going?

Finished for now. The lake deployment was a success:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=05pkg0DuPNQ

The Mk.III habitat is being mailed to me (I moved recently) but the pieces are all cut/dremeled and only need to be sealed together. It's too cold out to deploy right now so the deployment will have to wait a few months. Until then I have a second project I'm working on:

http://projectearthrover.blogspot.com/

>>2379264
Whoa whoa whao, whoa... Forgot you hat.

>>2379246

Vindicated.

>>2379211
Rocket 1: self-replicating robot factory
Rockets 2 - 11: people, plant seeds, fish, algae, some cows, and cow embryos. Then use rest of available mass for grandfather clocks.

if this changes or helps anyone
lunar soil is actually ideal for concrete and all the ingredients are already there (you don't need water for this mix and its predicted to come out stronger than earths concrete)
nasa is actually looking into this for a base

I won't go there without at least one hot naked asian babe.
Pic related.

>>2379419
correction:
you still need a binding agent (sulfur is a suggestion)

this is why the moon will never be colonized.