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"The final hinge design is a compliant mechanism, it's lightweight, strong, airtight, simple to manufacture and to maintain". "By combining the ancient Japanese art of paper folding with the method of biomimicry we have come to a lightweight and strong foldable," the designers write on their website. The exterior of the habitat consists of a strong aluminum frame covered with solar cells, while the interior contains a toilet and living quarters with desks and shelves. The idea for the lunar shelter comes from 'space architects' Sebastian Aristotelis and Karl-Johan Sorensen, from design company SAGA Space Architects.
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The project, called 'Lunark Habitat', is a compact portable structure that can be expanded and folded to allow easy transport.
Two Danish designers have developed an origami-inspired foldable house that could be useful for offworld explorers from NASA's Artemis mission to the moon. The designers say that the aim of their project is to withstand the toughest weather conditions, something that might help NASA's scheduled 2024 mission to the moon, dubbed "Artemis".
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