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How about a mission 0 class. micro lander, impact mission, or orbiter ?  
 
How about a mission 0 class. micro lander, impact mission, or orbiter ?  
Just a thought on what is a closer goal.  GES 6/4/09
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Just a thought on what is a closer goal.  GES 6/4/09 You think Mission 1 should be modified, GES? How so? What would be a great but tiny mission profile? [6/27/09 Nav]
  
 
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[[User:Navigaiter|Navigaiter]]The Mission5 plan either has a mistake or is humor. It says five guys will build a station in a day and one guy might stay overnight if it feels right. Geek humor?
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Surely the mission will be on site for two to four weeks? I think that with enough planning and prefabrication and practice, a hab can be operational in that period. There's not much choice. A moon trip is so enormously expensive that you'll need big results, huge results, every single trip.
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== Mission5 ==
Thinking it over, I think the roughest thing to the establishment of an outpost is covering the hab module with at least three meters of regolith. Need a forklift/backhoe to do that. First, piling boulders against the hab will hasten the fill process but must be done carefully.
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[[User:Navigaiter|Navigaiter]]Thinking it over, I think the roughest thing to the establishment of an outpost is digging a trench, rolling a partially-inflated hab into it, backfilling the hab in the trench and then covering the hab module with at '''least''' three meters of ray-shielding regolith.  
Boy, a backhoe is so heavy it would need its own trip to haul it there. Another trip for the hab and one for the crew and suplies. whew, that's cash. But it has to be done somehow. Allen M
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Need a forklift/backhoe to do that, even in 1/8 gravity. Apollo showed us that doing physical work in a MoonSuit is a non-starter. First, piling boulders against the hab will hasten the fill process but it must be done gently to protect the hab skin.
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Boy, a backhoe is so heavy that it would need its own MoonTrip to haul it over there.  
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'''Mission5 needs 3 parts''' -- [1] Backhoe Trip [2] Add a trip for the hab and [3] Another one for the crew and supplies and whew, that's big league cash. But it will be done. Hey! '''Naming rights''' for the Luna Lodge could be worth '''50 billion''' bucks to somebody who needs a great monument to their insatiable greed. [You reading, Bill Gates?] The first Luna Lodge will definitely be a monument to mankinds insatiable need to exceed.
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== Revenue Streams ==
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'''Teleoperations''' would produce instant income from around the world. This is where various things on and around Luna could be operated by web surfers for a fee transacted with a credit card. The simplest is to control the pan, tilt and zoom of a '''web-cam''' on a Lunar Orbiter. [!] Easy
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Then there is the big ticket thrill; teleoperating a '''LunarRover!''' Five Grand per minute? I think so.

Revision as of 13:08, 27 June 2009

How about a mission 0 class. micro lander, impact mission, or orbiter ? Just a thought on what is a closer goal. GES 6/4/09 You think Mission 1 should be modified, GES? How so? What would be a great but tiny mission profile? [6/27/09 Nav]


Mission5

NavigaiterThinking it over, I think the roughest thing to the establishment of an outpost is digging a trench, rolling a partially-inflated hab into it, backfilling the hab in the trench and then covering the hab module with at least three meters of ray-shielding regolith. Need a forklift/backhoe to do that, even in 1/8 gravity. Apollo showed us that doing physical work in a MoonSuit is a non-starter. First, piling boulders against the hab will hasten the fill process but it must be done gently to protect the hab skin. Boy, a backhoe is so heavy that it would need its own MoonTrip to haul it over there.

Mission5 needs 3 parts -- [1] Backhoe Trip [2] Add a trip for the hab and [3] Another one for the crew and supplies and whew, that's big league cash. But it will be done. Hey! Naming rights for the Luna Lodge could be worth 50 billion bucks to somebody who needs a great monument to their insatiable greed. [You reading, Bill Gates?] The first Luna Lodge will definitely be a monument to mankinds insatiable need to exceed.

Revenue Streams

Teleoperations would produce instant income from around the world. This is where various things on and around Luna could be operated by web surfers for a fee transacted with a credit card. The simplest is to control the pan, tilt and zoom of a web-cam on a Lunar Orbiter. [!] Easy Then there is the big ticket thrill; teleoperating a LunarRover! Five Grand per minute? I think so.

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