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| − | I | + | Can I take your number? <a href=" http://thefratellis.com/site/prosolution-tablete-forum.pdf#portable ">prosolutions online training</a> Olling provided other comparisons between the MSC and Berglund designs. The Berglund design’s living areas – the six cylindrical segments that would together form its torus – had a total of 33,000 cubic feet of volume, or about 2000 cubic feet less than the MSC design. It had a floor area of 2900 square feet, or about 850 square feet less than the MSC design. The exterior surface area of the Berglund design’s living modules would total 13,000 square feet, or about 3400 square feet more than the MSC design; this meant that Berglund’s station would provide a larger target for marauding meteroids. Compared with the Berglund design, the Project Olympus station design’s zero-gee hub was enormous: 15,000 cubic feet versus just 2500 cubic feet for Berglund’s station. |
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Can I take your number? <a href=" http://thefratellis.com/site/prosolution-tablete-forum.pdf#portable ">prosolutions online training</a> Olling provided other comparisons between the MSC and Berglund designs. The Berglund design’s living areas – the six cylindrical segments that would together form its torus – had a total of 33,000 cubic feet of volume, or about 2000 cubic feet less than the MSC design. It had a floor area of 2900 square feet, or about 850 square feet less than the MSC design. The exterior surface area of the Berglund design’s living modules would total 13,000 square feet, or about 3400 square feet more than the MSC design; this meant that Berglund’s station would provide a larger target for marauding meteroids. Compared with the Berglund design, the Project Olympus station design’s zero-gee hub was enormous: 15,000 cubic feet versus just 2500 cubic feet for Berglund’s station.
