fargerich

I understand the idea of testing the habitat yourselves to look for improvements and quality of life upgrades but your mindsets have nothing in common with an astronaut. You, as architects understand volumes, function and structure. An astronaut has been carefully chosen basen on mental and physical feats and has undergone tests and training most uf us wouldn't even dream of stepping into.

Why are you guys testing the habitat yourselves? Why during three month? Wouldn't a third party be able to give you more objective feedback by being unbiased?

Project looks great and the concept of origami is a fantastic approach, beet of lucks!

Thanks for taking your time and answering my question!

Wish you guys all the best, three month in a capsule is a long time and a huge undertaking. Godspeed

I do see the point but I think that might be too ambitious. Astronauts and space colonists won't be average Joe's and Jane's for a really long time. The capsule needs to be functional on a military way, simplified logistics, durable and comfortable enough to have a human being onboard for a chunk of time. I really understand the idea behind the experiment but I think they are aiming on the wrong direction (not on the module itself but on what they try to test)

Guess you're right on that one.