/sci/ - Science & Math

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>>11877117
With some paint and warmer lighting, then that wouldn't look too bad to live in. I wonder if it's big enough to not trigger feelings of being enclosed.

>>11850631
>Now what?
Use that cheap cargo capability to it's fullest. Manned missions. More involved probes. Cheaper probes.

>Where's the life support for humans?
Long term space life support has been done for decades.

>Has anybody even touched the long-term living without being supplied from Earth every few weeks?
NASA has done some research. There's even Earthly examples of it such as Antarctica.

>What am I supposed to do after I land on Mars?
Either work to establish more infrastructure, or do research since you're no longer restricted by a dinky probe with hours of lag-time.

>What is the goal, in details?
Whatever is possible and has funding for.

>Almost two decades have passed.
Passed since what?

>Is all this supposed to be developed sequentially, and not in parallel?
All of the stuff for Mars has already been developed in some way. More stuff can be developed faster and better once significant cargo can be sent to Mars.

>>11680496
Atomic Rockets from Project Rho has tons of artwork like that.