https://futurism.com/videos/near-indestructible-gel-air/
Great for filling up space in plane, light and strong. Better than aluminum alloys probably Really good insulator EVERYWHERE is compressible to 90% stick in inflatable habitat, less room and insulates really well APPLICABLE TO EVERYTHING and 3-d printed nice and cheap soon maybe best material filter your pee to drink it again fuel tanks filled with this stuff absorbs fuel and keeps it structurally sound Carbon cycle, use carbon and turn it into usable stuff, i.e. graphene less carbon in carbon cycle = less carbon pollution Battery never builds up gunk or stuff in battery, because its not chemical based. Good for the environment If we go to polar ice caps on Mars or something, we stick a graphene filter and water cracking thing and bingo bango bongo we have a supply of hydrogen fuel and oxygen. Graphene is the next plastic Plastic is bad, uses crude oil and doesnt decompose Graphene can be used from readily abundant sources of carbon (the entire ecosystem is carbon-based) and 100% recyclable. Plastic is not 100% recyclable, depending on plastic type. And people just throw that stuff away anyways. "If they absorb moisture they usually suffer a structural change, such as contraction, and deteriorate, but degradation can be prevented by making them hydrophobic. " So no fuel cells. If tehy contract, then perfect for clean-ups ez air filters best surgical mask or somethin super speedy ambulance thing "Commercial manufacture of aerogel 'blankets' began around the year 2000, combining silica aerogel and fibrous reinforcement that turns the brittle aerogel into a durable, flexible material. The mechanical and thermal properties of the product may be varied based upon the choice of reinforcing fibers, the aerogel matrix and opacification additives included in the composite" blankets habitats inflatable thing everything Better medicine/capsule
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Bacterial growers and sensors to detect the growth
Creating materials and stuff necessary. Remove bubble canopy, really don't know why i have it. How big How heavy What is it for - Emergency Medical Vehicle - Near Space - Moon building - Emergency movement - Personnel movement - - Space Exploration Use a cooler for the fusion engine, still have an intake. Liquid helium around the fusion engine. Make the outside kinda shiny Multi-layer Insulation Carbon-carbon stuff on the thrust cone Mesh Design in OpenVSPShaded Version in OpenVSPMesh Model Rendered in Fusion 360This is a very rudimentary design that is more for practice than practicality, but I'm working on implementing moving wings into the Fusion 360 model to allow animations and rendering in Blender. A few things need to be improved: Scaling, the weird doohicky in the wings, and blending in the canards. Also, the design needs to be much fatter, probably going to blend the fuselage and wings into one structure to create a greater area for fuel, engines, etc.
These are the ideas I'm exploring
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