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 The European-built international habitat, or I-Hab, is meant to provide living quarters for astronauts on board the Lunar Gateway, a future outpost that will orbit the Moon. The purpose of Gateway, a collaboration between NASA, the European Space Agency, and other international partners, is to provide a place for astronauts to conduct science in lunar orbit and to transfer from one spacecraft to another, such as a lunar lander. But an architect involved in I-Habs design recently revealed the claustrophobic conditions for the orbital habitat thats supposed to house up to four astronauts for around 90 days at a time.     Relat stanley tazas ed story: What to Know About Lunar Gateway, NASAs Future Moon-Orbiti stanley cups uk ng Space Station During the Czech Space Week conference in Brno, Czechia  the country formerly known as the Czech Republic , stanley cups  Ren茅 Waclavicek, a space architect and design researcher at Austria-based LIQUIFER Space Systems, stated that the Lunar Gateway will be roughly one-sixth of the size of the International Space Station  ISS , Space reported. Waclavicek, who was involved in I-Habs design, said that the architects behind the lunar living quarters were constrained by the amount of material that can be transported to the Moon, requiring them to make some sacrifices. I-Hab  will have habitable space of about 8 cubic meters [280 cubic feet] and you will have to share it with three others,  Waclavicek said during the conference.  In other words, that would be a room 2 by 2 by 2 meters [6.6 b Mgim Disturbing    Light Paintings    Show All That Crap We   re Breathing In
 a  self-sustaining city  on Mars. Its a thrilling notion, although folks were quick to point out not just the technical challenges of accomplishing such a feat, but also the tremendous cost. Even living on the Moon for a year would be pretty pricey, as a new video makes clear. Produced by Wendover Productions, the stanley isolierkanne  narrator runs through an itemized list of everything youd need to send just four astronauts to the stanley cup  Moon for the year: notably, tr stanley cup ansportation there and back, lunar landers, housing, greenhouses to grow food  lets hope those astronauts love sweet potatoes , water, and power. The grand total: $36 billion, or $98 million per day.      Granted, thats assuming old Saturn V rockets. If Space X and other commercial rocket companies keep making progress in developing reusable rockets  rather than blowing them up , that could bring the cost down substantially some day. [Laughing Squid]                                                        ScienceSpace                                                                                                                                                                                                              Daily Newsletter                                                                                                                        You May Also Like                                                                                  Tech NewsArtificial Intelligence                                    AI Could Be Making Scien