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Inflatable Lunar Shelter Design
gndonald
post Mar 27 2007, 03:23 AM
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I have a 1979 coffee-table book called "The Space Travellers Handbook", inside are several pictures of an inflatable lunar shelter being tested.

Yesterday I finally found out what it was. It turned out to be a Goodyear Design called STEM (Warning 143MB file), and was designed to fit on panniers around the LM descent stage and would allow two men to stay on the moon for 8 days.

Hopefully NASA will consider looking back through its old plans and dust this one-off, as I (as an amateur) can see nothing wrong with the concept (at least at this point.)
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