3d Printing

3D Printing in Space: Building the Future Layer by Layer

In the vacuum of space, where every gram of cargo is carefully calculated and every spare part costs thousands of dollars to launch, 3D printing is changing the game. What once seemed like science fiction is now a cornerstone of future space infrastructure—allowing us to build, repair, and innovate beyond Earth, one layer at a…

AI in Orbit: How Artificial Intelligence Is Running Satellites

We are venturing deeper into the era of space innovation, and a quiet revolution is unfolding above our heads. Artificial Intelligence (AI), once confined to Earth-based labs and smart devices, is now making decisions in orbit. Satellites, the silent sentinels of space, are increasingly relying on AI to manage operations, adapt to their environments, and…

Mars Colony

Mars Colonies: How Close Are We to Living on the Red Planet?

The Dream of a Second Home For decades, Mars has captured humanity’s imagination as our most likely second home. From the first blurry telescope images to detailed photos sent by rovers like Curiosity and Perseverance, the Red Planet has evolved from a mystery to a serious candidate for colonization. But how close are we—really—to establishing…

Space Economy

Space Economy Course on Mars City Academy: marscity.academy

The course on Space Economy by Vittorio Netti on marscity.academy is arrived in 3 modules. This is NOT another course on Space Economy! This course explores all the evolution which will shape Space Economy and our future in the next decades. It is not a course it is our work program for the future! The first module : https://marscity.academy/course/space-economy-1…

The Future of Space Economy in the Solar System

The space economy is on the cusp of a transformative era, driven by advancements in technology, increasing private sector involvement, and growing international cooperation. As we look to the future, the potential for economic activities in the solar system extends beyond Earth orbit to the Moon, Mars, and beyond. This post explores the various facets…

Biophilic design in Space

Biophilic design, which incorporates elements of nature into built environments, holds immense potential for improving the psychological well-being of astronauts living in confined spaces in space. Here’s how biophilic design can specifically address the challenges of space psychology: Connection to Nature: Biophilic design aims to create environments that mimic natural settings, even in the artificial…

Microgravity Design Challenges in Space Architecture

Humanity’s ambitions to explore and inhabit space are growing—and so are the complexities of designing for environments vastly different from Earth. Among these challenges, perhaps one of the most intriguing and demanding is designing for microgravity. In the vacuum of space, where gravitational forces are negligible, traditional principles of architecture must be reimagined to ensure…

Exploring the Mind: Space Architecture and Human Psychology

In the vast expanse of the cosmos, where humanity is venturing farther and farther into the unknown, the challenges of living in confined spaces become increasingly pronounced. Space architecture isn’t just about designing functional habitats; it’s also about understanding and addressing the psychological toll that confinement can take on astronauts. One of the foremost psychological…