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<h2>I recently read an amazing article in Places Journal called The Shape of Space</h2> |
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<h2>In the article it talks about this collection of artworks commissioned by NASA in the 70s to imagine what habitable space colonies might look like...</h2> |
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<h2>From the article...</h2> |
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<h3>and...Wow! They're stunning works of art and imagination! Let's walk through them</h3> |
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<h1>Toroidal Colonies</h1> |
<p>Population: 10,000</p> |
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<h1>Bernal Spheres</h1> |
<p>Population: 10,000. The Bernal Sphere is a point design with a spherical living area.</p> |
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<h1>Cylindrical Colonies</h1> |
<p>Population: Over a million.</p> |
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Anyway - you should totally read it the original article The Shape of Space... |
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And you can check out the full high res images from NASA here: |
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