The space architects do their business inside the pod as it is impossible to do it outside Lunark, either on Greenland or on the Moon. There is also a fan that would suck the smells out. It does not have running water as it is a dry toilet. In terms of the toilet, it is designed like in the ISS, wherein the poop and the pee are separated. Their food is all made from powdered ingredients mixed with melted ice and protein bars. Moreover, the space architects share the same meals every day, which are composed of coffee, cold protein shakes, and hot soups.
Overall, they only have an hour or two of personal and private time.
Aristoteles will wake up before Karl and sleep earlier, while Karl will wake up later and sleep late as well. The two space architects spent a day expanding the Lunark and then spent one month setting up camp before spending 60 days inside the Lunark, from October 2 to November 30.Ī post shared by SAGA Space Architects prevent from getting sick with each other, the two of them alternated their daily sleep patterns. Lunark Habitat is designed to land on-site, completely equipped with furniture, food, and other resources. Living Inside the Lunark Habitat in the Arctic But Aristoteles said that it was challenging to ship a container up there with all the equipment and the habitat inside.ĪLSO READ: Origami-Inspired Foldable Lunar Shelter for NASA's Artemis Set to be Tested on the Arctic this Fall The two architects said that they did not have a hard time pretending they were on the Moon due to the harsh conditions. They are planning to make a lot of changes in terms of manufacturing.Īrctic Greenland is a strange and desolate place and one of the most Moon-like landscapes on Earth. The design company, SAGA, aims to make some final designs based on the Lunark Habitat expedition results to optimize its use for the lunar surface. "We are civilians, and if we are looking at a future with more civilians in space, that's one of the most important things for us as architects to figure out," Aristoteles said. He added that the Lunark Habitat itself had performed very well as they could sustain a quite comfortable indoor climate even at the very end of their expedition, which is much colder and windier than expected. The two space architects unfold the Lunark during the day, without using large machinery, in an extreme environment. But their main purpose is to establish whether those people without any special military or astronautics training, such as themselves, will be able to survive in the Lunark in anticipation of space tourism in the future.Īccording to Aristotelis, it is possible to make an unfolding origami structure in the Arctic region. The space architects carried chunky satellite phones and rifles with them in case of any dangerous encounters with wild animals. Screenshot from Instagram/ saga_space_architects Lunark Habitat Expedition Lunark Habitat on Greenland with SAGA space architects Sebastian Aristotelis and Karl-Johan Sørensen.
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