The Conceptual 'BLOMPOD' Moon Habitat Supports Two Astronauts
Michael Hemsworth — July 14, 2022 — Art & Design
References: yankodesign
The conceptual 'BLOMPOD' moon habitat has been designed by Jakub Pietryszyn as a lunar base for astronauts focused on keeping them supported and protected as they go about colonizing the environment.
The base is characterized by its minimalist design and inflatable construction, which can also be expanded to accommodate the needs of astronauts. The base, once installed, begins to blossom (hence the name) and will provide just enough protected living space on the interior for two astronauts.
The conceptual 'BLOMPOD' moon habitat is outfitted with two beds, a toilet, a shower, a kitchen space and a workout/social activity area. The base of the habitat is made with regolith and cement, while the exterior is covered in regolith and moon sand to offer natural protection from celestial radiation.
The base is characterized by its minimalist design and inflatable construction, which can also be expanded to accommodate the needs of astronauts. The base, once installed, begins to blossom (hence the name) and will provide just enough protected living space on the interior for two astronauts.
The conceptual 'BLOMPOD' moon habitat is outfitted with two beds, a toilet, a shower, a kitchen space and a workout/social activity area. The base of the habitat is made with regolith and cement, while the exterior is covered in regolith and moon sand to offer natural protection from celestial radiation.
Trend Themes
1. Minimalist Habitat Design - There are opportunities for disrupting the space and construction industries with the idea of minimalist, inflatable habitats that can provide necessary living space on inhospitable environments like the moon.
2. Inflatable Structures - Inflatable structures have the potential to revolutionize space travel and create efficient temporary living spaces in disaster areas on earth.
3. Natural Protection Materials - The use of locally sourced regolith and moon sand to protect against celestial radiation has applications beyond the moon for energy-efficient and sustainable construction practices.
Industry Implications
1. Space Industry - The space industry can benefit from this concept, as the development of inflatable and minimalist designs can lead to more cost-effective and efficient missions to the moon and other celestial bodies.
2. Construction Industry - The construction industry can look into the potential applications of inflatable and sustainable structures to provide safe and easy-to-set-up living spaces in disaster areas on earth.
3. Environmental Industry - The use of locally sourced materials for construction can play a role in sustainable and energy-efficient practices that can be applied to building cities and communities on earth.
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