Deep Underground Cave found on the Moon

[Bullet2012]

Yep. It's a disc. Really it's just an oversized beer mat.

That’s the answer, it’s not a cave it’s the beer cellar.

 

[Morris]

I remain a sceptic on us squashy organic air-breathers ever getting (or having got to) the moon tbh.

The intense radiation & all the other challenges of transporting people & materials 250k miles intact & alive to the moon (let alone a big lump like the Lunar Rover half-a-century hence) make it all a rather unlikely & illogical thing to believe in.

(That there is a 100m deep cave there though is intriguing as to just how it was formed).

 

[Onoff]

Moon base? U.F.O 'nuff said

 

[Screwdriver]

I remain a sceptic on us squashy organic air-breathers ever getting (or having got to) the moon tbh.

The intense radiation & all the other challenges of transporting people & materials 250k miles intact & alive to the moon (let alone a big lump like the Lunar Rover half-a-century hence) make it all a rather unlikely & illogical thing to believe in.

(That there is a 100m deep cave there though is intriguing as to just how it was formed).

That is an extraordinary view, though I happen to know exactly where you got the idea about excessive radiation meaning the moon landing was a scam. Perhaps you are joking?

Yep. It's a disc. Really it's just an oversized beer mat.

Now I am really not sure if you are joking...

The Apollo moon landings were the very pinnacle of human achievement and yes, they did have to overcome a number of very difficult environmental challenges. I won't be debating the veracity of the event, that would be beneath my dignity to entertain as would be any flat earth nonsense. You'll just have to work it out for yourself.

 

[gaz1]

the mainpoint with expandables is the sealing of the joint

lets go down the expandable route the same with expandable walkways in space lets use it with storage

with the above reference used we can expand in length rather well but we need support under the structure thats where the light guage steel comes into reference

sealed sleeping quarters

as below shows legs can be used instead of beams in light guage steel

 

[gaz1]

since the above can be well used we can also look at expanding the size of it in width

so based on a container on a wagon we now have expandable length with storage lets add expandable sides to it

sides expanding unit based on a container

 

[Morris]

since the above can be well used we can also look at expanding the size of it in width

so based on a container on a wagon we now have expandable length with storage lets add expandable sides to it

I'm not sure of your point Gaz. Are you thinking of towing a caravan to the moon?

 

[Bki26]

Just need to carry up enough material to make a manhole cover for the entrance....

Or how about just shooting the manhole up...

 

[Onoff]

 

[gaz1]

I'm not sure of your point Gaz. Are you thinking of towing a caravan to the moon?

why tow when you can send a container to the moon that is already built and all thats needed is for it to be extended

the only time your towing it is getting it into place within the cave then extend its length out it will also be protected by meteor showers aas under a structure

 

[Stupoty]

the mainpoint with expandables is the sealing of the joint

lets go down the expandable route the same with expandable walkways in space lets use it with storage

with the above reference used we can expand in length rather well but we need support under the structure thats where the light guage steel comes into reference

sealed sleeping quarters

as below shows legs can be used instead of beams in light guage steel

Is this the titan Sub guys new moon hut plan ? I mean seen as how successful the sub trips were it seems like an obvious move to go to space next.

Titanic sub firm co-founder wants to colonise Moon creating joint society with Earth

Guillermo Söhnlein, the co-founder of the Titan submersible company, says he has plans for a moon colony

www.independent.co.uk

Stu

 

[Onoff]

All a bit fanciful. So there's a hole in the ground, still be a few thousand tons+of building material and tens of thousands of man hours to put together anything that would resemble a habitable building up there. First things needed up there will be a Travel lodge and a Travis Perkins

Bob

Simple, 3D print everything using the lunar soil covering the Moon regolith...

 

[gaz1]

Simple, 3D print everything using the lunar soil covering the Moon regolith...

yeah right and how are you going to mix it while in space to print it

materials still need to be transported and anything liquid based is heavy

 

[daleyd]

yeah right and how are you going to mix it while in space to print it

materials still need to be transported and anything liquid based is heavy

Jeff Bezos is your man, he even had a rocket! Amazon Prime ++, dont know how much the annual subscription is though?

 

[gaz1]

the hatch doors on the space shuttle is based on a rubber or something the same can be said with a space station to seal the hatch doors

double glazed windows and doors have the same seal within reason

so extendables are rather a viable option can be built light weight and insulated and also can be fitted out so they can also carry other stuff within them

even i can fit a double seal within a moving structure the air presure within the structure would further seal the structure itself

 

[Morris]

the hatch doors on the space shuttle is based on a rubber or something the same can be said with a space station to seal the hatch doors

The hatch COVERS were a silicon compound. The actual hatches were aluminium.

 

[gaz1]

if i wanted to be more so

then a hub can be built out of 4 extendable containers and filler pieces



send up another 4 containers and you have an octagon shape working structure that becomes a base and these can be bolted together and added too and can be sealed as you build further out in its design

all you need is a round hub in the middle or ocotgon shaped unit so the containers can be bolted to it and every part of it can be sealed for safety and give another access via another way a round unit with doors on it can give you this

and i bet i can build it light weight yet strong and sealed between every unit the units will be also insulated and carry the connecting parts to the other unit the door sealed units between them

 

[gaz1]

The hatch COVERS were a silicon compound. The actual hatches were aluminium.

submarine hatches also use a seal but dont know what that is

 

[minimutly]

I'm not sure of your point Gaz. Are you thinking of towing a caravan to the moon?

Would be one hell of a tailback...

 

[GRW]

That is an extraordinary view, though I happen to know exactly where you got the idea about excessive radiation meaning the moon landing was a scam. Perhaps you are joking?



Now I am really not sure if you are joking...

The Apollo moon landings were the very pinnacle of human achievement and yes, they did have to overcome a number of very difficult environmental challenges. I won't be debating the veracity of the event, that would be beneath my dignity to entertain as would be any flat earth nonsense. You'll just have to work it out for yourself.

I congratulate you on your confidence and strength of belief. I am less enamoured with your manner which indicates that questioning something you accept - means that individual has to be a dim-witted lunatic, lacking the smarts you possess, and is to be mocked.

I am a sceptic, not a flat-earther. I am somewhat "agnostic" upon the moon landings, as I think there is adequate room for doubt. I remain to be convinced either way & feel it is a positive thing to question & employ independent thought - as there are legitimate questions that have had answers that it is not possible to verify completely.

As for "Radiation" it has been stated that the levels of same on the journey between Earth & Moon that us squashy organics would not tolerate & survive. Given a spacecraft could not be constructed from inches of lead & concrete many feet thick - it's one of many things open to query.

(I have no intention of batting a tennis argument with you btw. I am a sceptic on this, regardless of your opinion upon my sanity or intelligence that arises from that).