Observation in "Destiny in Space" presented by Hulu

 Observation in Destiny in Space

Design #2 Shown above.  Asteroid been placed inside.

Load sent to space attached to bullet type rocket, a real bullet but, large in size. It would be set into the shown here receiver tank. It is accordion-like enclosure when extended looks as in the pick. Original size, 1/6 of the one seen above before expanding; the canister would be attached to a module (cone) as those bringing down astronaut from space.  Made with heavy Teflon painted inside and out.  Asbestos wall surrounding the capsule covered by the same material made for expandable capsule use in ISS.  Would carry its own parachutes.

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…Noticed in “Destiny in Space”, astronauts lost a tool they saved, “a 14-inch torque wrench, and it was gone for five weeks”

…” when you are trying to put the suit on or taking it off, it’s quite some work.

…getting out of the hatch is an entire operation in and of itself.”  You have so much equipment on us. Uh, your backpack tends to bang into the hatch, or your helmet wants to bang into the hatch.”

So, the solution.

There is a special inflatable extra space that could be transported to the ISS (International Space Station) that could be built on earth with special holes (windows) ready to install solid space build windows devices capable of withholding the space environment of heat and pressure.

The inflatable add on is taken close next to the ISS.  It is left there attached to it.  That inflatable device is carried into space, it should have a flat shape design.  Attach to it the special space windows int its squared or round holes, then inflate the device.  It will become a large extra space for the ISS; one of the windows is the adapter to link into the ISS.  Now, after, then attach it to the ISS.

…second step:

The inflatable device already has in it other special hatch, that after the inflatable room is extended to its total full size, it, the hatch, is placed from the inside, under the window and the window itself is saved on the outside of the inflatable device to be used on next inflatable device transported from earth.  The same procedure is repeated except that no more windows are taken to space, just use the existing one attached on the surface of the first device taken to the ISS.

Note: the hatch brought from earth is a very large hatch, enough for 2 Astronaut to fit in and enter at same time, simultaneous, in case of an emergency or even take in a small meteorite bigger than the size of an astronaut cuz it would fix in for astronaut to dispatch that inflatable device back to earth by removing its air and attaching it to a cone that would enter earth atmosphere towing with it the designated inflatable device, room or house as I would call that.  The meteorite or chunk of material is protected inside it to land attached to the space module, a real cone stronger and with much guiding system than those that carries astronaut inside them.  The inflatable room could be reusable to be send back to space.  Meanwhile, astronauts could use that space room for them to do work, experiment and observe cosmic phenomenon, but to stay living in it permanently, just for few days when needed as to take a rest, play card, watch tv and talk with families.  Things taken from inside the ISS and set temporary in that inflatable room.  Or use it permanently as a safeguard room while a rocket comes from earth and tow it into earth atmosphere to enter its stratosphere while the astronaut are still inside their space suit that could be made to reenter earth atmosphere with astronaut still in it.  It would be a noticeably short ride cuz they already are awfully close to the plannet, some 22,000-30,000 miles away.  They could make “dodo, and pee in it and breathe in it while the rocket moves them into earth strong gravity and special shoots open to smooth its fall into the surface …emergency landing.  It could even be hooked and pick up in plain atmosphere by a B 52 airplane.  Hook in plain descending, and transported to land, making a second drop with parashot provided by the B 52.  Just joking imagine a large stone made of gold in that space habitat!

…by the way, keep one of those cones attached to the ISS and attached to the space room via a large rope in case it has to be used directly from the ISS and not wait for any rescue.  Like that?  Like it!

Oh! Came back cuz just forgot! Put magnets on the walls of the inflatable space room to attach small things that could be lost such as the wrench and find it faster!

forgot more again!

Cuz am getting old?

...place few astronaut suits attached on the outside of the inflatable room, in such a way that the suit could be entered from the inside of the inflatable room,  it then automatically close from the inside as a cosmonaut intends to move off the surface of the inflatable room (already inflated) using small proportion jets or very small rockets (Rifle bullets just to produce a forward push?).  That would permit the astronaut to move forward-off the thing that.  Coming back to it?  Well, just enter facing the wall of the inflated room, via the special windows that takes if needed 2 astronauts.  Once inside, rotated the other window inward (faucets for water ducts has that system, a ball that rotated to let water travel in or out of the valve, do the same thing to attach the space suit and then rotate it outward to exposé the suit to the outside to be  reused as needed.  The ball would have a rectangle  canal where the suit is placed in and pushed inward, it then will attach to the rectangle door or canal of the "water ball-like attachment of the suit and would be shown to the outside of the thing that of inflated room.  Caramba, I cannot explain it the way it should be, possible will make a sketch of it in the future if I do not forget as always do.

Make an Accordion-like flat box, send it to the ISS and build the storage space room.  Sorry, did not have a better show of the idea.  You scientist got it and would do that much, much better designed.