Max Space has revealed its plans for expandable habitats that could revolutionize space colonization. These habitats offer more volume and are significantly cheaper compared to traditional module designs. The company aims to make space more accessible for humanity's future in space.
Max Space unveiled plans for expandable habitats that could provide as much internal volume as a sports stadium, aiming to help humanity expand into space. The company believes that unless space becomes more affordable and larger, our future in space will be limited.
Expandable habitats offer more volume compared to traditional module designs and are significantly cheaper. Max Space aims to make space more accessible for human colonization.
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