INTERSTELLAR EXPLORATION

ASTERIOD MINNING AND SPACE HOTEL

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CONTENTS
1 INTRODUCTION

 NAMING THE PROJECT

 MEET THE TEAM
 TARGETS {MOONS AND ASTERIODS}

2 ARCHITECTURAL PLAN

 MODALS
 DIMINSIONS
 MATERIAL
 WEIGHT

3 MORTAL LIVING HOLD UP

 WATER
 FOOD
 OXYGEN
 SAFETY AND LAWS
 CLOTHING
 MEDICINE
 ENTERTAINMENT
 ELECTRICITY
 FUEL
 GRAVITY
 SEWAGE

4 PERSON LIFE SCHEMING

 TOTAL NUMBER OF PEOPLE SENT

 DIVISION OF WORK AND PEOPLE
 ROOMS FOR ALL

5 TRANSPORTATION

6 FUNCTIONING AND MACHANIZATION

7 TRADE AND BUSINESS

8 PROFITS AND LOSSES

9 BIBLIOGRAPHY

 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

INTRODUCTION

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NAMING THE PROJECT

WE HAVE NAMED OUR PROJECT INTERSTELLAR EXPLORATION BECAUSE IF WE

ONCE KNOW HOW TO LIVE WITHOUT DEPENDING, WE CAN EXPLORE THE
INTERSTELLAR SPACE. AND WE CAN KNOW HOW TO TRAVEL AND LIVE IN
INTERSTELLAR SPACE BY THIS STEP WE CAN BECOME A INTERSTELLER
SPECIES. WE ARE EXPLRORING ABOUT THE MARS AS WELL AS ASTERIODS WE
CAN KNOW HOW TO CIVILIZE MARS AND USE THE RESOURCES OF ASTERIOD.

MEET THE TEAM

PATHURI CAPTAIN
SRAVYA SRI TYPING
8TH MODAL
13 YEARS INFORMATIO
N
SHUBHASHR TEAMMATE
I. PRAVIN INFORMATIO
8TH N
13 YEARS

TAAHAR TEAMMATE
ALAM 3D MODEL
8TH
13 YEARS

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 GURURAJ G VICE
KULKARNI CAPTAIN
8TH INFORMATIO
13 YEARS N
MODAL
KARTHIKA TEAMMATE
PANJA INFORMATIO
8TH N
13 YEARS

INTRODUCTION
WE DESINED OUR PROJECT INTO 3 STAGES. FIRST STAGE IS AT EARTH ISS
(INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION) WITH THE HELP OF IT WE CAN TRANSPORT
PEOPLE TO THE SPACE HOTEL. SECOND STAGE IS IN THE MARS ORBIT FOR
BETTER VIEW FOR CUSTOMERS AND IT ALSO HELP IN GOOD CONTACT WITH
THE ASTERIOD MINNING MACHINE AND IT ALSO HELPS IN THE STORAGE OF
MATERIALS MINED BY THE MACHINE. WE DECIDED WE COULD SETTLE 700
MEMBERS IN TOTAL AT SPACE HOTEL. THE THIRD STAGE IS ASTERIOD
MINNING WE DECIDED WE WILL USE SMALL REUSABLE SHUTTLE FOR
GETTING THE RESOURCES TO THE SPACE HOTEL.WE DECIDED TO CREATE 8
MACHINES 6 FOR WATER MINNING AND 2 FOR METAL MINING. FOR EACH
MACHINE 100 MEMBERS. SO, IN TOTAL IN ASTERIOD MINNING MACHINES 800
MEMBERS REQURIED. IN TOTAL 1500 MEMBERS. WE ARE SENDING THE SPACE
HOTEL IN SMALL BITS AND CONSTRUCT IT IN SPACE BY REMOTE CONTROL
ROBOTES AND SOME ENGENIERS SENT FROM EARTH.

FEATURES AND PROBLEMES

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  OUR SPACE SETTLEMENT 2000 KM OF MARS ORBIT AND OUR ASTEROIED
MINNING MACHINE WILL TOUCH THE ASTERIOD OR MOON AND MINE
THE METERIALS
 WE CONSTRUCT THE SPACE HOTEL IN SPACE WE WILL BUILD THE
HOLEL BIT BY BIT ON EARTH AND TRANSPORT ALL TOGETHER TO
SPACE WITH SOME ENGINEERS AND JOIN THE WITH SOME LOCKS
 AFTER WE CONSTRUCT FROM EARTH WE WILL SEND THE EQUIPMENT
LIKE BEDS, LIGHTS AND OTHER REQUIERD THINGS
 BETWEEN EACH ROOM THERE IS A NARROW PATH FROM WHICH PEOPLE
CAN WALK OR MOVE FROM PLACE.
 AFTER THIS WE CAN SEND OUR 8 ASTERIOD MINNING MACHINES AND
START MINNING AT OUR TARGET
 THE TOTAL PROJECT IS GOING TO COST SIMIMILAR TO THE PRICE OF ISS
OR SLIGHTLY MORE

THE PROS OR THE ADVANTADES OF OUR PROJECT

1) OUR PROJECT IDEAS ARE INOVATIVE

2) THE SPACE HOTEL AND THE ASTERIOD MINING ROOM ARE LUXURIOUS
3) IN OUR SPACE HOTEL THE ROOM ARE WELL DESIGNED AND ARE
ENOUGH BIG
4) AND THE VIEW FROM THE SPACE HOTEL IS AWESOME
5) WE MAKE SURE THAT THE EVRY CUSTOMERS WILL BE HAPPY
6) AND EACH ROOM IN THE SPACE HOTEL WE BE SUPPLIED ENOUGH WATER
AND CURRENT
7) OUR SPACE HOTEL AND ASTERIOD MINING ROOM AND MACHINE WILL
BE STRONG ENOUGH
8) WE WILL TRY TO MAKE OUR PROJECT LUXURIOUS
9) WE NOT ONLY MAKE THE PROJECT LUXURIOUS BUT MAKE THE
TRANSPORTATION ALSO LUXURIOUS
10) CUSTOMERS WILL ALSO ENJOY THEIR RIDE FROM EARTH TO MARS BY
SEEING THE BEAUTIFUL VIEWS
THE CHALENGES OR DISADVANTAGES OF OUR PROJECT
1) THE TRANSPORTATION WILL TAKE 3 MONTH OR EVEN LESS
2) CLINTS SHOULD INVEST A LARGE AMOUNT

LOCATION
WE DECIDED TO ORBIT OUR SPACE HOTEL IN LMO ORBIT OF THE MARTIAN
ATMOSPHERE.

THE PROS OR THE ADVANTADES OF THE LMO ORBIT

1) LMO STANDS FOR THE LOWER MARS ORBIT (LMO)
2) THE DISTANCE BETWEEN THE LMO ADD THE MARS ORBIT IS 2000 KM

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 3) IF WE ARE NEAR TO THE PLANT, WE CAN DO WELL RESERCH ON
MARS
4) THE TRADE WE DID WITH SPACE X BY BEING IN LOWER ORBIT WE
CAN HELP THEM GET INTO MARS
5) HERE WE CAN HAVE BETTER COMMUNICATION WITH EARTH AS
WELL AS ASTERIOD MINNING PEOPLE

ASTERIOD BASE
WE HAVE DECIDED THAT WE WILL MINE ASTROIDS AND MOONS FOR WATER
AND SOME METALS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF SOME PARTS OF SPACE HOTEL
AND PROFITS.

OUR TARGETS ARE

CERES(ASTERIOD)

Dwarf planet Ceres is the largest object in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter, and it's
the only dwarf planet located in the inner solar system. It was the first member of the asteroid
belt to be discovered when Giuseppe Piazzi spotted it in 1801. And when NASA's
Dawn arrived in 2015, Ceres became the first dwarf planet to receive a visit from a spacecraft.

Called an asteroid for many years, Ceres is so much bigger and so different from its rocky
neighbors that scientists classified it as a dwarf planet in 2006. Even though Ceres comprises
25% of the asteroid belt's total mass, Pluto is still 14 times more massive.

Ceres is named for the Roman goddess of corn and harvests. The word cereal comes from the
same name.

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VESTA (ASTERIOD)

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Vesta is the second most massive body in the main asteroid belt, accounting for almost nine
percent of the total mass of all asteroids. Only dwarf planet Ceres is more massive in that
region of rocky debris between Mars and Jupiter. NASA’s Dawn spacecraft circled Vesta from
July 16, 2011 until Sept. 5, 2012, when it departed and began its journey to dwarf planet
Ceres.

The giant asteroid is almost spherical, and so is nearly classified a dwarf planet. Unlike most
known asteroids, Vesta has separated into crust, mantle and core (a characteristic known as
being differentiated), much like Earth.

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PHOBOS AND DEIMOS (MARS MOONS)

Phobos and Deimos appear to be carbonaceous, volatile-rich moons. Up to 20% of these

bodies may be loosely bound water; the total Phobos/Deimos water reservoir may be 10
grams. The potential for Phobos and Deimos to contribute volatiles to the Moon and LEO is
assessed. For a temporary use we can mine Phobos and Deimos.

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EUROPA (JUPITER’S MOON)

Europa, or Jupiter II, is the smallest of the four Galilean moons orbiting Jupiter, and the sixth-
closest to the planet of all the 80 known moons of Jupiter. It is also the sixth-largest moon in
the Solar System. Europa might contain liquid water. Then ground-based telescopes on Earth,
along with the Galileo spacecraft and space telescopes, have increased scientists’ confidence
for a Europan ocean.

Scientists think Europa’s ice shell is 10 to 15 miles (15 to 25 kilometers) thick, floating on an
ocean 40 to 100 miles (60 to 150 kilometers) deep. So, while Europa is only one-fourth the
diameter of Earth, its ocean may contain twice as much water as all of Earth’s oceans
combined.

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TITAN (SATRUN’S MOON)

Titan is larger than the planet Mercury and is the second largest moon in our solar system.
Jupiter's moon Ganymede is just a little bit larger (by about 2 percent). Titan’s atmosphere is
made mostly of nitrogen, like Earth’s, but with a surface pressure 50 percent higher than
Earth’s. Titan has clouds, rain, rivers, lakes and seas of liquid hydrocarbons like methane and
ethane. The largest seas are hundreds of feet deep and hundreds of miles wide. Beneath Titan’s
thick crust of water ice is more liquid—an ocean primarily of water rather than methane.
Titan’s subsurface water could be a place to harbour life as we know it, while its surface lakes
and seas of liquid hydrocarbons could conceivably harbour life that uses different chemistry
than we’re used to—that is, life as we don’t yet know it. Titan could also be a lifeless world.

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EUCELADUS (SATRUN’S MOON)

Enceladus. A handful of worlds are thought to have liquid water oceans beneath their frozen
shell, but Enceladus sprays its ocean out into space where a spacecraft can sample it. From
these samples, scientists have determined that Enceladus has most of the chemical ingredients
needed for life, and likely has hydrothermal vents spewing out hot, mineral-rich water into its
ocean.

About as wide as Arizona, Enceladus also has the whitest, most reflective surface in the solar
system. The moon creates a ring of its own as it orbits Saturn—its spray of icy particles
spreads out into the space around its orbit, circling the planet to form Saturn’s E ring.

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LUNAR BASE
The moon is a sandbox to develop new technologies and exploit unlimited
resources. It would start a new space race and lay the foundation for us to spread
out into the solar system and beyond. It would create a vast array of new
technologies to benefit us on earth and we would all be part of it. Well, sadly, it’s
hard to get governments intrusted in long-term investments in the future of
humanity. Let’s imagine just doing it. If we start today, how would we build a
moon base? Throughout history, colonization happened in phases: in the first
phase of the age of exploration of the new world, for example, European
monarchs funded expeditions to chart and discover and to stake their claims. They
planted a flag and set up a camp, but they didn’t stay. In second phase, small
missions set up outposts and settlements were founded, which was still very
dependent on their home countries for supplies. Some failed, but others survived
and established a permanent presence. Only then, in the third phase, did a true
colony form to which tradesmen and laborers could emigrate, creating new wealth
and opportunities for themselves and their families, sending extreme wealth back

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to their countries to origin. When we colonize the moon, we will go through the
same 3 phases. this time without murdering millions of innocent peoples in the
process. The moon is not welcoming the place for living things 29 Earth days with
a difference of maybe 300 degrees Celsius between sun light and shade. There is
no atmosphere to Shield us from meteoroids big or small or cosmic radiation
worst still the lunar surface is covered in a layer of nasty Jagged dust. The moon
is hard but we are good in doing hard things. In the first phase of lunar
colonisation power explorers proved it can be done that a new world can be
reached. This phase started 60 years ago with the Apollo mission. Then satellite
like the American lunar reconnaissance orbiter mapped the moon while Rover like
that China yutu study the composition of lunar surface looking for water Ice and
metals. Phase 1 is more or less complete. We know what we need to know to enter
Phase 2. In the second phase astronauts will build the first moon base and that
could begin today. The first small moon base could be completed in a decade. the
first Nation that established the base will be the first Nations building outpost in
the new World 500 years ago. It is expensive to send Rockets to the moon. So, we
can send as little as possible. The beast will be light little more than inflatable
Habitat for the crew of no more than 12 will be deployed somewhere with natural
shelter. Options include caves like underground Lava tube tunnel are creators near
the poles where the days are 6 months long. These Astronaut will not stay long.
The habitats are likely to be abandoned between machine solar panels cannot
generate electricity during the lunar night. But they will do the groundwork to
enable humans to stay permanently. Our first crew of scientists and engineers
study the composition of the Moon and whose experiments will explore ways of
using the available lunar materials. Say, purify the lunar ice and turning it into the
water for human use. And water is important for far more than drinking. Use it to
experiment with growing plants for food. Hydrogen fuel cells will store power
through the long night extending Astronaut Stays stop. Most importantly it could
be split into hydrogen and oxygen. Rocket fuel. By harvesting water from the
Moon and putting it into Orbit the moon base will supply and orbital deport.
Scientific machines to Mars and Outer solar system can refuel. Compared to the
earth It is much easier and cheaper to get think the moon into Orbit. Colonizing
Mars Mein means starting from moon. But this isn't a true Colony not yet. The
base will be abandoned in funding stops. We want a base to grow into a third
phase into a true Colony it must become self-sufficient supporting itself via export
to earth. Now private contractors arrive looking to get rich of lunar resources and
support services. It is cheaper to produce rocket fuel in space what else can they
get rich on. They could extract precious metals also abundant in impact craters
and other raw materials from lunar regolith. Promising possibility in mining of
helium 3 an isotope that could one day be used in nuclear fusion reactors
something the Chinese lunar exploration program is currently looking into. Future
colonists export Helium 3 back to earth providing us with cheap and clean fusion

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energy. Could be pulled into Mars orbit and then mined. With commercial exports
to earth the colony is fully in its third phase sufficient and economically
productive. Our based will begin using lunar materials in its construction products
if it continues growing. Fortunately, lunar soil has all the necessary ingredients to
make concrete. Robotic mining rings can shift the lunar dust for Organic
molecules and could be used to build huge structures way too massive to be
brought from Earth. While advances in 3D printing will make it possible to
produced almost everything the crew needs. It is hard to say when exactly the
colony become self-sustaining. Growth is gradual experiments are replaced by
industry in the population study reaches the hundreds encompassing more than
just scientists. Engineer pilot and contractors represents countries and
corporations will be present. Two of these peoples will make breakthrough. Not
scientific but social. They will have the first extra-terrestrial child. Throughout
history the birth of first child was celebrated as a movement where the seed of a
Colony finally and Irreversible took root.

It means that moon is not just a place of scientists and engineers to work a place
for people to live to raise a family. Once these transitions happen the colony
grows rapidly building more Habitat and schools and Farms and all the things
needed to support the growing population. As our colony grows all kinds of new
technologies will be invented to sustain it. They might develop that efficiently
recycle carbon dioxide or the grow with very little water. They might find ways to
recycle and reuse 100% of their waste Technologies that are extremely valuable
for Earth. They could even build the first space elevator in the solar system full
stop with the space elevator space craft astronauts and raw materials could be
brought back and forth from lunar Orbit without needing to use Rockets at all.
The moon may become hub of economic activities on scale that is hard to imagine
right now. It is hard to say who will own the colony at this point. Will the first
person born on the Moon take the national identity of their parents aur will a new
generation models together into a lunar society? And when existing that bar in a
nation from owning the moon and invertible rewritten will the colonist be given a
say? Will they declare Independence from the earth? However, it happens the
moon is a perfect sandbox to learn how to colonize the solar system the perfect
project and unified Nation and leave to guarantee our survival as a species should
something tragic happen on Earth? If we ever want to colonize the milky way we
will have to start somewhere. The orbit is mentioned in the following figures after
skyhook.

MARTIAN BASE

To use the metals, by 2030 a mars base would be constructed we can use
the mined metals to construct mars base we will see how to construct a mars base.

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Even for expansionist species like us, Mars is extreme. At the first glance Mars
seems familiar polar ice caps large valleys liquid water under its surface and a day
barely longer than Earth's Then ideal place for us to go. Unfortunately, Mars is
actually a cold, radioactive desert where the ground is poisonous and breathing is
impossible Mars is awful You almost certainly don't want to go there the pioneers
doing the hard work on Mars will have an intensely stressful life filled with
incredibly challenging problems never encountered before but there are plenty of
people willing to do that work and we have the technology to enable them to do
it.For this project we will assume there have been prior missions to mars to scout
out a good place for an outpost, store resources and equipment and that there is
already a moon base that serves as a hub for Mars mission. The first major
challenge for our outpost is the fact that mars is very energy poor Because of its
distance from the sun, solar power is only 40%as effective as on Earth. But even
this weekend sunlight is often obscured for days by enormous dust storms. Solar
power alone will probably not be enough. Alternatives, such as wind power, and
geothermal energy and also unfeasible as there's harder any atmosphere and Mars
interior is much too cold. Initially, nuclear technology might be the only options.
Since Mars doesn’t have easily accessible radioactive elements, the nuclear fuel
needs to come from Earth along with the reactor. If we do set up, it could power
our small outpost for the first few years. Unfortunately, all that energy won't be
very useful if we can't breathe. Mars atmosphere is only 1% as dense as earths,
and mostly made up of co2. So, now habitats need to be pressurized and filled
with an artificial atmosphere made of nitrogen and oxygen which comes with
more problems. Corners and flat walls are weak points so the habitats will have
rounded and smooth shapes to handle the stress of great pressure differences
between the interior and exterior. The airlocks need to be very airtight and work
perfectly every time. Without an extensive magnetosphere, or a dense atmosphere,
half of all radiation coming from space reaches the ground. A person on the
surface would be subjected to 50 times the radiation that they would be on earth.
Three years on the surface of mars exceeds the radiation dose limits imposed on
NASA astronauts for their entire career. This increases risks significantly. To
prevent that, we could shield our habitats with a thick layer of frozen CO2, that
can be harvested directly from the atmosphere.

Covering the dry ice with a meter of dirt, would further increase the level of
protection. Sadly, this means almost no windows. From the inside, most living
spaces will be windowless tunnels. From the outside, they’ll look like burial
mounds. All of this would still not hold back all the radiation, but reduce it just
enough to be survivable for long periods of time. It won’t, however, protect
anyone who ventures outside. So, remote-controlled robots will be used for
routine work on the surface, while our crew stays inside. Staying inside is a good
idea for another reason: mars dust. It’s must finer than dust on earth, so it could
find its way into the gears or electronics of our machines. Because it’s also very

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dry, its electro-statically charged; sticking to everything, like spacesuits. It will be
impossible to avoid carrying lots of mar’s dust into our habitat, and into the lungs
of our crew. To make this even worse, mars soil is filled with very toxic
perchlorate salts. Constant exposure could be deadly. This problem can still be
overcome though. Space suits, for example, could be made in a way that they
never truly enter the enter the base, but stay attached to the outside of the habitats.
Now we’ve safely isolated humans in terms of energy and air, and protected them
from cancer, we just need to feed them. Water is easy to come by if a settlement is
positioned near the Martian poles with their thick layers of ice. Growing food is
different kind of challenge though. Mars soils are alkaline and lack the vital
nitrogen compounds that plants need to grow. So, we might use aquaponics to
raise fish and plant together. Making the astronauts diets more varied and tastier at
the same time. This will be an important psychological boost for our overworked
crew. All of these things don’t solve one fundamental problem though: mars have
only 38 percent of earth’s surface gravity, which could cause muscle-wasting,
bone loss and cardiovascular problems. While this might be solved in the future
by setting up rotating living spaces, for now, our crew has to live with low gravity
and exercise a lot to slow the degradation down. The crews will probably rotate
every few years, after being stuck indoors in tight spaces without windows. With
the same people, performing the same routines day-in day-out with little contact
from outside world, and a lot to worry about. Like Antarctic scientists or
submarine staff, they will undergo intense psychological screening to make sure
they’re mentally resilient enough to handle this lifestyle for several years.
Establishing the first real infrastructure on mars will be extremely taxing work
that only group of very determined, and competent, people can do. Luckily, we
have enough of these on earth. And there you have it! A small mars base that will
survive for at least a few decades as long as it’s getting a constant supply of
resources, parts, nuclear fuel, and crews from earth. Unfortunately, mars and earth
are separated by millions of kilometres and orbital periods that leave only a
narrow travel window every two years. Settling mars will be the toughest
challenge we have ever faced. It will be a gruesome work to establish the
infrastructure we need. But we’re stubborn, and we like extreme challenges.

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STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING
MODALS

SPACE HOTEL {MARS SKY BASE}

ROOMS OF SPACE HOTEL

EACH ROOM DESIGN

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THE ROOMS ARE IN A CUBOIDCAL SHAPE AND THE INTERIOD IS IN
THE ABOVE PIC

THESE ROOMS ARE FOR CUSTOMERS

THE ABOVE PIC IS THE ROOM FOR THE STAFF

ARRANGEMENT OF ROOMES IN THE SPACE HOTEL

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WE CREATED THE ROOMS IN A CUBOIDICAL ORDER TO CONSERVE
PLACE.

ENTERTAINMENT HALL

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HERE ALL THE ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAMES ARE HELD LIKE
FAIRS, EXHIBITION, SHOPS, MOVIE THEATERS, PLAYGROUNDS
[WITH ALL GAMES] etc.

HOSPITAL

ASTERIOD MINNING MACHINE {RESORCE CONSUMERS}

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WE DESIDED TO MAKE 8 SMALL REUSABLE MINNING MACHINES
AND USE THEM SO WE THOUGHT TO MAKE MACHINES. 6
MACHINES OF WATER MINNING AND 2 MACHINES OF METAL
MINNING. EACH MACHINE PRODUCES 50000000 LITERS PER DAY
AND SEND IT AFTER TWO DAYS IT IS MINNIED. TO MAKE IT MORE
COMFORTABLE TO UNDERSTAND WE MADE THE MACHINE INTO 2
PARTS:

PART 1

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AUTOMATICS: THE MACHINE WORK IS HANDELED HERE BY THE
PEOPLE LIVING THERE

GRIPPER: TO HAVE A NICE GRIP WITH THE ASTERIOD AND THE

MACHINE. AS THE MACHINE SHOULD NOT SLIP

GLASS DOME: AS THE EXTRACTED METERIALS SHOULD NOT

ESCAPE

LASER: TO EXTRACT METERIALS(WATER) FOR ASTERIODS AND

MOONS

HOLES: TO COLLECT THE METERIALS AND SENT THEM TO THE

TANSFORMER

PART 2

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SOLAR PANEL: THE SOLAR ENERGY GENARATED BY THE SOLAR
PANEL IS USED AS ENERGY FOR THE MACHINE AND MANILY
THIS SOLAR PANEL IS USED TO CONCENTRATE SUNLIGHT AS
A BEAM TO MINE.

FUNNEL: THEY ARE USED TO STORE THE MATERIALS AND

TRANSPORT THEM TO THE SPACE HOTEL. THE FUNNELS
ROTATE TO PRODUCE ELECTRICITY AND TO GET A MASSIVE
BOOST TO GO TO ANY PLACE.

TRANSFORMER: IS USED FOR TRANSFROM THE MINED MATERIAL

FROM SOLID TO GAS AND EVEN LIQUID

LIVING ROOMS: PEOPLE WHO WORK AS ASTERIOD MACHINE

WORKER LIVE HERE THERE WILL BE A ROTATION OF THIS
CREW.

Fuelling station

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We are going to place few of these fuelling stations in different places one in
low earth orbit one after the space shuttle cross magnetic field one
between earth and mars and one near mars orbit. so, 4 fuelling stations

Fuel containers: stores hydrogen fuel sent by the space hotel

Connecter: it is a pipeline which connects the 2 containers it helps in fuelling

and collecting fuel given and sent.

Fuelling point: going ships latch on the fulling station and add fuel

Docking ports: the ships which is going connect the fuelling station at this point
and restore the lost fuel.

DIMENSIONS
DIMENSIONS OF SPACE HOTEL
EACH ROOM’S DIMENSIONS

THE ROOMS ARE DESIGNED IN SUCH AS THE SHAPE OF CUBOID

DIMENSIONS OF ROOM IS

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Height (h) = 10 m AREA = 2lb+2lh+2hb= 1000 m2 =1 km2

Length (l) = 20 m volume= l*b*h=20*10*10= 2000 m3= 2 km3

Breadth (b) = 10 m thickness =

DIMENSION OF THE HOSPITAL AND FIRE STATION

DIMENSION OF THE HOSPITAL, FIRE STATION IS

HOSPITAL

IT IS CUBIC IN SHAPE

SIDE = 40 m

VOLUME = SIDE3 =403=64000m3 =64 km3

Area = 6 edge2=9600 m2=9.6 km2

FIRE STATION

SIDE= 30 m

VOLUME= SIDE3=303=27000m3=27km3

Area = 6 edge2 = 5400 m2= 5.4 km2

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ENTERTAINMENT HALL DIMENSIONS

IT IS IN A CUBIOD SHAPE

H= 100m area = 2lb+2lh+2hb = 52000 m2= 52km2

L = 100m volume= l*b*h=100*100*80=800000 m3=800km3

B = 80m

DIMENSIONS OF PART 3

IT IS CYLINDRICAL IN SHAPE

THE VOLUME MUST BE EQUAL TO THE SUM OF ALL THE ROOMS AND HALLS

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= 2*450+64+27+800=1791 km3

So, the volume should be equal to 2463.01 km3 as it is in the shape of a cylinder cube and cuboid even

Radius = 7 km

Height = 16 km area = 1011.59 km2

DIMENSIONS OF PART 2

UPPER CYLINDRECAL CIRCLE = LOWER CYLINDRECAL CIRCLE

RADIUS = 4 km area = 301.59 km2

HEIGHT = 8 km

Volume of one cylinder is 402.12 km3

Total volume of part 2 is 804.24 km3

Total area is 603.18 km2

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DIMENSIONS OF PART 1

VOLUME =50.27 km3

HEIGHT = 4 km area= 75.4 km2

RADIUS = 2 km

DIMENSIONS OF PART 4

VOLUME OF THE STORAGE TUBE IS 100.53 km3

HEIGHT = 8 km area = 125.66 km2

RADIUS = 2 km

The volume of production center is 402.12 km3

Height = 8km area= 301.59 km2

Radius = 4 km

The total volume of part 4 is 502.64 km3

The total area is 427.25 km2

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So, the total volume of the space hotel is

502.64+50.27+804.24+2463.01= 3820.16 km3

The total area is 2117.42 km2

DIMENSIONS OF ASTERIOD MINNING MACHINE

DIMENSTIONS OF PART 1

GAINT SOLAR PANAL

LENGTH = 3000 m area = 6160000 m2=6160 km2

HEIGHT = 1000 m volume = 6*107= 60000000 m3=6000 km3

BREADTH = 20 m

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FUNNELS

One funnel is

Radius = 75 m area = 1.3*105 =130000 m2=130 km2

Height = 200 m volume = 3.53*106=3530000 m3=3530 km3

There are 4 funnels

The total area is 520 km2

The total volume is 14120 km2

Each room is

Height = 10 m area = 600 m2

Breath = 10 m volume = 1000 m3=1 km3

Length= 10 m

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LIVING AREA IS

VOLUME = 50.27 km3 AREA = 75.4 km2

Height = 4 km

Radius = 2 km

TRANSFORMER

Height = 10 km area = 150.8 km2

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Radius = 2 km volume = 125.66 km3

DIMENSIONS IN PART 2

LASER HOLE

RADIUS = 2 km AREA = 35.2 km2

HEIGHT = 3 km VOLUME= 12.57 km3

Glass dome

DIMENSIONS OF THE FUELLING STATION

Fuel container

It is in cylindrical shape

One container’s dimension

Radius = 8 km area = 1407.43 km2

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Height = 20 km volume = 4021.24 km3

Two container have area of 2814.86 km2 and volume is 8042.48 km3.

Connecter

Radius = 2 km area = 150.8 km2

Height = 10 km volume = 125.66 km3

Docking port and fueling point have same

It a cylinder

Radius = 4 km area = 201.06 km2

Height = 4 km volume = 201.06 km3

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METERIALS
We are making our project with aluminum alloy AA6041 and covering it with solar panels
and only the windows are made of high strength and transparent polycarbonate

About high strength and transparent polycarbonate

Polycarbonate is practically unbreakable—especially when compared to most glass.

Compared to safety glass, polycarbonate is 250 times more resistant to impact. It can handle
extreme weather conditions making it a good choice for greenhouses, bus shelters, schools,
and hospitals.

Advantage: polycarbonate is fire-resistant

Unlike acrylic sheet, polycarbonate is resistant to fire and has a fire rating of B1, which
means that the material will not burn with an open flame. Polycarbonate is actually self-
extinguishing. The space hotel needs 2500 km2 area in total of aluminum we can use small
sheets and connect them in space.

Advantage: resistant to vandalism

Polycarbonate is virtually unbreakable and vandal-proof, making it the ideal choice of

material for safety glazing. Examples include shelters, bicycle sheds, machines and technical
products, illuminated signs and marine glazing.

Advantage: sustainable

Polycarbonate also scores highly in terms of sustainability. It has a long service lifespan and
the panels are fully recyclable. Our polycarbonate sheets are also resistant to UV rays,

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making them suitable as a sheet material for exterior applications. Polycarbonate is perfect
for a greenhouse, a boat window, basketball backboards or a terrace canopy.

Advantage: insulating

An important advantage of polycarbonate is that it retains heat very well so is ideal for
greenhouses. A polycarbonate greenhouse creates an optimal microclimate for your plants.

Advantage: light in weight

Polycarbonate sheets are twice as light as standard glass. This makes it very easy to work
with, especially for a project such as installing a patio canopy.

Advantage: easy to process

Polycarbonate is processed in in the same way as acrylic sheet. Whereas acrylic may
sometimes melt if machined at too high a speed, there is no chance of this with
polycarbonate. This material is stronger so that the risk of breakage is even lower than with
molded acrylic sheet. Polycarbonate can be sawn, milled, engraved, drilled, bent (hot), glued
and polished in the same way as acrylic sheet.

Disadvantage: Sensitive to scratches

The main disadvantage of polycarbonate is that it isn’t resistant to scratches. For example, if
a branch should happen to fall on a patio canopy made of polycarbonate, it may be scratched.
This problem can be solved by polishing the polycarbonate.

Disadvantage: Polycarbonate sheets can expand

Useful tip: The degree of expansion of polycarbonate is 0.065 mm per meter per degree
Celsius. As long as you bear this fact in mind while processing, it shouldn’t be a problem.
Make sure that mounting holes are wide enough to prevent the bolt or screw from sticking as
the panel expands. Any glue or sealant used must be flexible.

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About aluminum alloy AA6041

HUMAN LIFE SUPPORT

WATER
WE DECIDED THAT THE WATER CAN BE PRODUCED BY MINNING FOR WATER
IN ASTERIODS AND MOONS.

USE LITERS PER PERSON PER DAY

DRINKING 3L
BATHING 20 L
FLUSHING 40 L
LAUNDRY 40 L
ELECTROLYSIS 1100 L
AQUAPONICS 30000 L
TOTAL 31203 L
EACK PERSON APPROXIMATLY NEED 123 LITER OF WATER

EACH ASTERIOD MINNING MACHINENEED IS (100 MEMBERS)

WATER
1 DAY 3120300 L
1 MONTH 93609000 L
1 YEAR 1123308000 L
THE SPACE HOTEL NEED (700 MEMBERS)

WATER
1 DAY 21842100 L
1 MONTH 655263000 L
1 YEAR 7863156000 L
SO TOTAL POPULATION OF THE MISSION NEED (1500)

WATER
1 DAY 46804500 L
1 MONTH 1404135000 L
1 YEAR 16849620000 L
WATER NEEDED FOR ELECTROLYSIS

WATER
1 DAY 6000000 L
1 MONTH 180000000 L

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 1 YEAR 2160000000 L

FOOD
FOOD IS PRRODUCED BY AQUAPONICS, HYDROPONICS, OTHER METHODS

AQUAPONICS

Aquaponics is a cooperation between plants and fish and the term originates from the two
words aquaculture (the growing of fish in a closed environment) and hydroponics (the
growing of plants usually in a soil-less environment).

Aquaponic systems come in various sizes from small indoor units to large commercial units.
and they can be either freshwater systems or contain salt or brackish water. We are going to
transport fish eggs the younger one to space and cultivate them 1 become2 ;2become 4 and
fish water can used for growing plants.

HYDROPONICS

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The Vegetable Production System, known as Veggie, is a space garden residing on the space
station. Veggie's purpose is to help NASA study plant growth in microgravity, while adding
fresh food to the astronauts' diet and enhancing happiness and well-being on the orbiting
laboratory.

The crew aboard the International Space Station have grown two batches of mixed greens
(mizuna, red romaine lettuce and Tokyo bekana cabbage), and are now running two Veggie
facilities simultaneously.

Organisms grow differently in space, from single-celled bacteria to plants and humans. But
future long-duration space missions will require crew members to grow their own food, so
understanding how plants respond to microgravity is an important step toward that goal. The
Veg-03 experiment uses the Veggie plant growth facility to cultivate a type of cabbage,
lettuce and mizuna which are harvested on-orbit with samples returned to Earth for testing.
The Veggie Garden is about the size of a carry-on piece of luggage and typically holds six
plants. Each plant grows in a “pillow” filled with a clay-based growth media and fertilizer.
The pillows are important to help distribute water, nutrients and air in a healthy balance
around the roots. Otherwise, the roots would either drown in water or be engulfed by air
because of the way fluids in space tend to form bubbles.

IN AVERAGE I PERSON NEED 3500CAL, A WOMEN NEED IN AVERAGE 2400CAL,

A MAN NEED IN AVERAGE 3400CAL

EACH ASTERIOD MINNING MACHINE NEED FOOD OF APROXIMATE THIS MUCH

FOOD
1 DAY 350000 CAL
1 MONTH 10500000 CAL
1 YEAR 126000000 CAL
THE SPACE HOTEL NEED IN AVERAGE THIS MUCH

FOOD
1 DAY 2450000 CAL
1 MONTH 73500000 CAL
1 YEAR 882000000 CAL
THE TOTAL POPULATION OF THE MISSION NEED THIS MUCH (1500)

FOOD
1 DAY 16500000 CAL
1 MONTH 495000000 CAL
1 YEAR 5940000000 CAL

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OXYGEN
Electrolysis is a promising option for carbon-free hydrogen production from renewable and
nuclear resources. Electrolysis is the process of using electricity to split water into hydrogen
and oxygen. This reaction takes place in a unit called an electrolyzer. Electrolyzers can range
in size from small, appliance-size equipment that is well-suited for small-scale distributed
hydrogen production to large-scale, central production facilities that could be tied directly to
renewable or other non-greenhouse-gas-emitting forms of electricity production. Like fuel
cells, electrolyzers consist of an anode and a cathode separated by an electrolyte. Different
electrolyzers function in different ways, mainly due to the different type of electrolyte
material involved and the ionic species it conducts.

EACH ASTERIOD MINNING MACHINE NEED OXYGEN OF APROXIMATE THIS

MUCH

OXYGEN
1 DAY 1100000 Mg/L

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1 MONTH 33000000 Mg/L
1 YEAR 396000000 Mg/L
THE SPACE HOTEL NEED IN AVERAGE THIS MUCH

OXYGEN
1 DAY 7700000 Mg/L
1 MONTH 231000000 Mg/L
1 YEAR 2772000000 Mg/L
THE TOTAL POPULATION OF THE MISSION NEED THIS MUCH (1500)

OXYGEN
1 DAY 16500000 Mg/L
1 MONTH 495000000 Mg/L
1 YEAR 5940000000 Mg/L

SAFETY AND LAWS

 WE ARE GOING TO ARRANGE 550 FIRST AID KITS AND EXTENGUISHERS IN
ROOMS AND PUBLIC PLACES
 WE ARE ARRANGEING EMERGENCY EXIT TO EXCAPE IN ANY PROBLEM
 WE CREATED HOSPITALS
 WE DESIGNED A ROOM WITH 2 EXITS FOR BETTER SAFTY
 WE CREATED ARTIFICIAL GRAVITY AROUNG THE SPACE HOTEL

LAWS

NO LITTERING
UNITY MUST
NO DISCRIMINATION ON COUNTRY CAST, CREAD AND SEX
NO WASTING WATER
DON’T FLUSH UNFLUSHABLE THINGS
DON’T BREAK THINGS
NO IRRITATING OTHER PEOPLE WHILE COMEING OR GOING TIME
NO POLLUTING AIR
MONEY SHOULD BE PAID EVERY TIME ASKED EITHER CASH OR
TRANSFER IF NOT PROPERTIES OCCUPIED
NO CRIMES KIDNAP AND HIJACK

CLOTHING

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WE CAN USE THE SAME TYPES OF CLOTHES USED ON EARTH INSIDE THE
SPACE SHUTTLE BUT WHILE TRANSPORTATION WE HAVE TO USE
SPACE SUIT

MEDICINE
We can transport Medicine from Earth each time we transport people. We should use
in medicine like

MIDORINE (AN “anti-dizzy” pill that temporarily increases blood pressure) we can
keep the below items in the first aid kit:

Plasters in a variety of different shape and size

Small, medium and large sterile gauze dressings

At least 2 sterile eye dressings

Triangular bandages

Crepe rolled bandages

Safety pins

Disposables sterile gloves

Tweezers

Scissors

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Alcohol-free cleansing wipes

Sticky tape

Thermometer (preferably digital)

Skin rash cream, such as hydrocortisone or calendula

Cream or spray to relieve insect bites and stings

Antiseptic cream

Painkillers such as paracetamol or (infant paracetamol for children), aspirin (not to be

given to children under 16), or ibuprofen.

Antihistamine cream or tablets

Distilled water for cleaning wounds

Eye wash and eye bath

ENTERTAINMENT
WE ARRANGED ENTERTAINMENT HALL WHICH CONTAIN ALL THE FUN
THINGS THOSE ARE MOVIE THEATHERS, SHOPS, PLAY GROUNDS WITH ALL
THE PHYSICAL AND VIDEO GAMES, WATER AND SNOW PARK AND WE CAN DO
A PARTENER SHIP WITH WONDERLA AND DISNEY WORLD AND CONDUCT
MANY FUN THINGS AND MAINLY LOW GRAVITY GAMES.

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ELECTRICITY
WE CAN USE SOLAR ENERGY AND NUCLEAR ENERGY

SOLAR ENERGY

WE CAN STICK SOLAR PANAL AND GENARATE ELECRICITY. Solar technologies

convert sunlight into electrical energy either through photovoltaic (PV) panels or through
mirrors that concentrate solar radiation. This energy can be used to generate electricity or be
stored in batteries or thermal storage. Solar panels produce 1500000 mega watts per day.

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NUCLEAR ENERGY

WE CAN CREATE A SMALL SPACE SHUTTLE NEXT TO THE SPACE HOTEL AND
REACT NUCLEAR FUEL SENT FROM EARTH AND WE CAN USE THE ELECRICITY
THE SMALLER SHUTTLE WILL BE AUTOMATIC AS IF THERE IS ANY DISASTER
NO ONE CAN ESCAPE SO IT WILL BE HANDLED BY MACHINES. Nuclear
energy originates from the splitting of uranium atoms – a process called fission. This
generates heat to produce steam, which is used by a turbine generator to generate electricity.
Because nuclear power plants do not burn fuel, they do not produce greenhouse gas
emissions. Nuclear power plants heat water to produce steam. The steam is used to spin large
turbines that generate electricity. Nuclear power plants use heat produced during nuclear
fission to heat water. In nuclear fission, atoms are split apart to form smaller atoms, releasing
energy. 8000000 megawatts per day.

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KINETIC ENERGY

In a turbine generator, a moving fluid—water, steam, combustion gases, or air—pushes a

series of blades mounted on a rotor shaft. The force of the fluid on the blade’s spins/rotates
the rotor shaft of a generator. The generator, in turn, converts the mechanical (kinetic) energy
of the rotor to electrical energy. 500000 kilo watts per day.

ASTERIOD MACHINE SENDS RAW MATERIALS AND SPACE HOTEL IN RETURN

PROVIDES ELECTRICITY AND FUEL.

Requirement table

EACH ASTERIOD MINNING MACHINE NEEDS

ELECTRICITY

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 1 DAY 156800 mega watts
1 MONTH 4704000 mega watts
1 YEAR 56448000 mega watts
SPACE HOTEL NEEDS

ELECTRICITY
1 DAY 13535000 mega watts
1 MONTH 406050000 mega watts
1 YEAR 4872600000 mega watts
TOTAL MISSION NEEDS

ELECTRICITY
1 DAY 14789400 mega watts
1 MONTH 443682000 mega watts
1 YEAR 5324184000 mega watts
ELECTROLYSIS NEED

ELECTRICITY
1 DAY 948000000 kilo joules
1 MONTH 28440000000 kilo joules
1 YEAR 341280000000 kilo joules

FUEL
We are using green hydrogen as a fuel to all the space shuttles. The hydrogen produced
during electrolysis can be converted into green hydrogen fuel. Green hydrogen is defined as
hydrogen produced by splitting water into hydrogen and oxygen using renewable electricity.
AFTER MAKING THE FUEL IT WILL BE SENT TO FUELING STATIONS PLACED IN
MANY PLACES.

WE NEED TO PRODUCE PER DAY 4000000 LITERS OF HYDRGEN FUEL

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GRAVITY
The system also uses centrifugal acceleration, replicating a gravitational field of 1G — the
same as that on Earth — with astronauts lying down on a short-radius centrifuge for a quick
spin. Another potential design for creating artificial gravity is a long spinning stick-like
vehicle around 328 feet (100 meters) across with a nuclear reactor on one end and a crew
compartment on the other for journeys to Mars. However, these have had engineering issues
preventing their application. AND as we are in the mars’ orbit, we can extract some of the
gravity from it.

SEWAGE
we can convert the human excreta into biogas which can be used for cooking in space.
Biogas is produced when bacteria digest organic matter (biomass) in the absence of oxygen.
This process is called anaerobic digestion. It occurs naturally anywhere from the within the
digestive system to the depth of effluent ponds and can be reproduced artificially in
engineered containers called digesters.

There are 2 main types of anaerobic digesters:

covered effluent ponds for liquid waste, where biogas accumulates under an impermeable
cover and is piped for processing

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engineered digesters for semi-liquid wastes, like fermentation tanks, where the waste is
mixed and the digestion process can be controlled by heating or cooling, or by adding
bacterial mix to enhance the degradation process.

During digestion, 30-60% of the digestible solids are converted into biogas.

What does biogas contain?

On average, biogas contains:

55-80% methane (CH4)

20-40% carbon dioxide (CO2).

trace gases, including toxic hydrogen sulphide and nitrous oxide.

Methane gas is particularly important as its high energy content can be used to produce
energy. Methane has 21 times the power of carbon dioxide to contribute to climate change.
Rather than letting methane from natural putrefaction escape into the atmosphere, it makes
sense to capture it and burn it. Combustion transforms methane into heat and carbon dioxide.
In doing so, you can harvest the energy content of the gas and reduce the impact on climate
change.

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HUMAN LIFE DESIGNING
TOTAL NUMBER OF PEOPLE SENT
WE DESIDED THAT IN TOTAL MISSION 1500 PEOPLE WE BE SENT TO SPACE. 700
MEMBERS ARE LIVING IN THE SPACE HOTEL. WHILE OTHER 800 MEMBERS
ARE DIVIDED INTO 8 SETS OF 100 AND ARE SENT IN 8 ASTERIOD MINNING
MACHINES.

DIVISION OF WORK AND PEOPLE

FIRST IN SPACE HOTEL THERE WILL BE 300 COUSTOMERS. 280 WORKERS WILL
BE THERE IN IT

 70 HOUSE KEEPERS
 70 CHEFS
 40 MEDICAL TEAM (25 DOCTERS, 15 NURSES)
 20 FIRE TEAM
 20 MANAGERS
 16 SECURITIE STAFF
 15 SYSTEM MANAGEMENT TEAM
 12 PLUMBERS

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  12 MACHINE WORKERS
 5 RECEPTION

AND 120 RESEACHERS 60 MEMBERS FOR MARS RESERCH AND 60 FOR

ASTERIODS RESERCH

And in the 100 members in each mining machine

 30 machine management
 10 researchers
 20 transportation department
 10 cooks
 10 fire extinguishers
 10 doctors
 10 Location managers

ROOM’S FOR ALL

450 ROOMS IN TOTAL FOR THE CUSTOMERS 200 ROOMS FOR SINGLE PERSON
AND 250 ROOMS FOR COUPLE, FAMILY AND FRIENDS. 140 ROOMS FOR STAFF 2
WORKERS IN A ROOM. 60 ROOMS FOR RESERCHERS IN TOTAL 30 ROOMS IN
TOP AND 30 ROOMS AT BOTTEM. In the asteroid mining machine, there are 50 rooms 2
members in each room.

TRANSPORTATION
Transportation can be done by the following methods:

1) SYKHOOK:
A skyhook is a proposed momentum exchange tether that aims to reduce the cost of
placing payloads into low Earth orbit. A heavy orbiting station is connected to a cable
which extends down towards the upper atmosphere. Payloads, which are much lighter
than the station, are hooked to the end of the cable as it passes, and are then flung into
orbit by rotation of the cable around the centre of mass. The station can then be
rebooted to its original altitude by electromagnetic propulsion, rocket propulsion, or by
deorbiting another object with the same kinetic energy as transferred to the Pay load.

What is a skyhook. uses of it and some changes?

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 Getting to space is hard rocket need to reach the velocity about 40,000
km an hour to escape. Earth to get speed Rockets much mostly containers of fuel
with a tiny tip of payload it is bad if you want to go to other planets because we
need a lot of heavy stuff if you want to survive and maybe even come back so is
there any way to get to space with less fuel and more payload? Space
infrastructure will make getting into orbit and out to moon Mars and beyond
easier and cheaper great but what exactly is space infrastructure? Unlike a space
elevator which is currently science fiction there is a simple yet promising
technology that does not require a new science magic materials or huge
Investments. And that has been tested successfully in Orbit already a cable and a
weight known as a tether. This concept is so simple and surprising. What if we
put tether hundreds or thousands of kilometres long into the space and had
spacecraft use them as Ladders to climb to higher altitudes and gain speed? This
concept is known as skyhook. It works even better if we make it spin.
Counterweight holds long cable in place while it rotates around a circle. A
rotating tether slows down its tip relative to the ground at the bottom and speed it
up at the top like a catapult. This means that you transfer energy from the tether
and get a massive boost when released more or less for free equal to twice the
tether rotation velocity. Specialised fibres already exist that can survive the
extraordinary stresses of skyhook that be faced with. To protect against cuts and
collisions from debris and meteorites, we can thread our tether into a web of
redundant fibres. since our skyhook would pass over the same spot many times a
day, this would allow small reusable shuttles to catch up with it. of course, it's
not that easy. at its lowest point, the tether is dashing through the atmosphere
around 12000 km per hour because of Earth's atmosphere we cannot lower the
skyhook too much or it will get too hot from air friction. so, it will dip to a height
of 80 to 150 kilometre and no lower. To match this, we need specialised
spacecraft that can go to the tether. While this isn't exactly easy it still much
cheaper than getting a big tin can with Rocket full and go 40000 km per hour.
catching that tip will be a challenge too. There is only a short time window of 60
to 90 seconds to find that tiny thing in sky moving at Mach 12. to make this
easier the tip could contain a shot of fishing line 1 km long with a navigation
Drone that helps the spacecraft connect. another challenge is keeping our
skyhook in Orbit as more and more ship latch on it and pull themselves up they
use up the momentum that keep it in place. if we do not do anything it will slow
down and crash into the atmosphere. and here we can cheat the Universe a bit.
The skyhook is a battery of Orbital energy it is possible to balance the spaceships
coming in and being scent of arriving ships bringing humans and materials home
to earth add energy to the tether which it can give to other ships departing into
space this way that does not lose any energy the more we use it the cheaper it
gets if you are still losing energy with each boost, we can recover it with a small

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electric or chemical engine that regularly correct that tethers position. A set of
tethers one around Earth and one around mars could make trips between the
planets far straight forward and low cost compared to rockets the earth tether
with it in low Earth orbit to Grab people and payload and lifting them up off to
Mars the Mars tether catches them and help in connecting to the space hotel. The
tether could shorten and trips between both the planets from 9 months down to 5
or even 3 it also decrees the scale of the Rockets required between 84 to 96%
even better people may be able to travel in relative luxury as we can afford to
invest in passenger comfort tether travel will be the first-class seats to Mars.
Together tethers around Earth and Mars could provide the Rapid and cost-
effective transportation backbone. That would make space travel affordable but
let's go for that starting from low Mars orbit Earth tether could boost ships to the
Asteroid belt the First craft sent to a new asteroid would need Rockets to slow
down at its destination subsequent arrivals might find at the waiting to catch
them and send them back for free getting to asteroid cheaply is a major factor in
opening up the resources of solar system. Precious metals, water and valuable
minerals could be delivered to the space hotel just weeks after they are cut out of
their asteroids. They would be the perfect building blocks for our interplanetary
civilization.

Rotation skyhook:

By rotating the tether around the orbiting centre of mass in a direction opposite to the
orbital motion, the speed of the hook relative to the ground can be reduced. This
reduces the required strength of the tether, and makes coupling

The Skyhook method can be used for the transportation of the people. For the
transportation of the good we have planned that after the mining of the metal the metal
goes to a container where there are some specialized cambers where the metals are

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stored and after storing the metal there and some windmill fans like structure which
spin and goes fast and transport the metal to the space hotel when the metal reach the
space hotel by the help of the rocket the metals go to the earth by this process the fuel
and the energy will be saved.

WE ARE SENDING 60 PEOPLE EACH LAUNCH IN TOTAL WITH LUGGAGE IT

WEIGHT 6000 kgs.

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