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This might a real wierd idea or maybe not.. |
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I have seen where people have blown up ballons then sprayed material into them |
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that then drys and makes hard walls... |
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Why not do the same thing for a space station.. |
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Fly up the docking rings and baloon materials and such, blow up the baloons, |
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spin then around (I know a problem in micro gravity) let them dry/cure/harden? |
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and cut a hole for the docking/attaching ring and bingo a space station.. |
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Of course the ballons would have to be foil covered or someother radiation |
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protective covering/heat shield(?) and the material used to make the wals would |
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have to meet the out gasing and other specs or atleast the paint/covering of |
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the inner wall would have to be human safe.. Maybe a special congrete or maybe |
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the same material as makes caplets but with some changes (saw where someone |
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instea dof water put beer in the caplet mixture, got a mix that was just as |
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strong as congret but easier to carry around and such..) |
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Sorry for any spelling errors, I missed school today.. (grin).. |
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Why musta space station be so difficult?? why must we have girders? why be |
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confined to earth based ideas, lets think new ideas, after all space is not |
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earth, why be limited by earth based ideas?? |
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Michael Adams, [email protected] -- I'm not high, just jacked |
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going crazy in Nome Alaska, break up is here.. |
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