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Should we partially flood a habitat module in space?

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Should we partially flood a habitat module in space?

« on: 20/01/2022 10:53:02 »

Mike has presented a peculiar scenario.

"Would it be advantageous for human space flight to have habitat modules flooded partially with water? I would imagine it'd help for maximization of oxygen, rocket fuel, and radiation filtering."

What do you think? Place your discussions in the comments below...

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