“The tripod is very easy to use,” says Sebastian, “it did not take me long to get the hand of it, it is very intuitive. Adding, “The wind was difficult, but I felt confident that the flowtech system would support the camera in the wind so I could leave the camera position, do some work then come back and film etc.” With oversized brake releases conveniently at the top of the tripod, flowtech was ideal to use while wearing a survival suit. “Sachtler flowtech really is the Rolls-Royce of video tripods,” he continues, “I had not had experience with flowtech before I loved how super stable I was”. “We were bringing one of the best cameras we could dream to work with, so it needed quality support,” says Sebastian, cue Sachtler. An algae reactor will be placed in the core of the habitat and provide highly nutritious food.With temperatures reaching below -30☌ during the mission Sebastian and Karl-Johan needed to suit up in bulky gear to survive and with winds regularly reaching 90km/h they needed camera supports that were lightweight to handle but tough enough to meet the conditions. It will look neat on your wall at home or in your office You'll also get a vote on what to name the Habitat. The Poster measures 16x20 inches (40x50 cm). In contrast to the tank-like exterior, the interior will attempt to follow the principles of hygge and will be equipped with systems that promote a zero-waste lifestyle. The LUNARK Habitat Blueprint Poster The poster features the LUNARK Habitat with technical specs and details of the construction. Solar panels will be installed around the perimeter. The exterior must be engineered to withstand temperatures of -40 degrees Celsius, wind speeds of 90 kilometers per hour and even polar bear attacks. Inspired by origami, the Lunark habitat will be built from reinforced folding panels to allow for a unique expanding design that saves space during transport and expands by 560% by volume upon final installation. the main principle behind ‘lunark’ is its expanding volume, as the structure expands 750 after transport, while testing it was a great success as it was easy to unfold, and strong enough to. The origami-inspired structure of the LUNARK Habitat was made of ArmaPET and two layers of ArmaFlex Ultima protected by ArmaFinish. You'll also become a LUNARK Club Member, have your name engraved on the Supporter's Wall, and get a vote to name the Habitat. To test the domains readiness, its creators Sebastian Aristotelis and Karl-Johan Srensen are looking to put the potential lunar dwelling through its paces by placing it in Earth's most extreme environment Northern Greenland. Classification: Surface Habitats & Structures. SAGA Space Architects wants to colonize our satellite with their Lunark Moon Habitat. To test the domains readiness, its creators Sebastian Aristotelis and Karl.

“The experiment will develop and test a radically different moon habitat where architecture helps to counteract monotony, claustrophobia and psychological stress.” The designers have chosen northern Greenland as their testing grounds - and are looking at locations near Thule Air Base - because of the island’s extreme climate, remoteness, barren landscape and absence of normal circadian rhythms. Your own LUNARK Habitat An intricate 1:50 scale model of the Habitat, 3D printed in our office on the same 3D printers we use to build the actual Habitat. We design and manufacture self-sustainable space habitats and space technologies. SAGA Space Architects wants to colonize our satellite with their Lunark Moon Habitat. initially, the structure appears as a large leaf, or a bud, which then unfolds into a protective habitat.

“The ultimate goal is to develop the best future moon habitat,” the duo said. the design of ‘lunark’ is deeply inspired by the art of origami.