The Future of Space Habitats: Designing for Long-Term Living

Space habitats require closed-loop systems for recycling air, water, and food to sustain life.

Cosmic radiation poses risks; habitats need shielding to protect inhabitants from exposure.

Long-term habitats may require artificial gravity to prevent health issues from zero gravity.

Solar power is a primary energy source, but alternatives are considered for further missions.

Waste recycling systems are essential for sustainability in space habitats.

Isolation can affect mental health; habitat design includes elements to support social interaction and mental health.

Future habitats aim to grow food, produce materials, and function independently from Earth.

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