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discussing colonization missions


 1.6 years ago

Here at HORIZONSPACE it has been almost 2 years since the start of my OLD account.
to celebrate the 2 year anniversary of HORIZONSPACE i will be discussing my future missions to luna and possibly my first landing on T.T to create a colony. tests have taken place to see wether or not this idea

would work. brigo was the test site but im moving that to luna due to brigo'
s rough terrain. a colony on luna could work but it would require at least 3 launches to set up a sustainable lunar base capable of long periods without any re-supply craft needed.

we could see the first module launch to luna as early as the first part of october.

discuss how you think i should make these modules. thanks guys

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    @Gen3ralInterstel1ar ok :)

    1.6 years ago
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    @HORIZONSPACEUK No problem, I made the mistake of trying to land a module that was on a rover so I could drive it over there to the hub I had landed, and it rolled onto its side during its commute over to the hub. So, I would just want to spread the importance of a scout rover to make sure the location is good for a surface base.

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    @Gen3ralInterstel1ar ok. thanks for the feedback :)

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    First, a scouting rover would be a good call due to some locations appearing flat but then turning into something like a space themed Jeep commercial. Once you have a location that is relatively flat, then begin to construct the first module, in this case possible hub if you want it to go in multiple directions.

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    @TronicOrbital thanks for your recommendation

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    @TronicOrbital true. But I think the easiest option is probably to send it to the flattest part of brigo/luna rather than developing a tool for this. I will definitely take idea of launching all in one go to consideration. The base would have to be reasonably small though.

    1.6 years ago

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