Date: 2015-10-07 00:11 (UTC)
From: [identity profile] dieastra.livejournal.com
Shuttlecrafts! I need to buy a shuttlecraft for my Enterprise crew so they can go on missions.

I heard that with the 3D printers that are available now, it would be possible to set up a base on the moon, and let the printer print all the necessary modules out of moon stones. Sounds like a logic approach, to use what you already have there, instead of bringing it all with you which would cost a lot of money and time.

Not sure if I told you - I work in an engineer's office, drawing plans for houses and bridges. It's all computer nowadays but when I started in 1993, it was still the old fashioned way with ink on paper. I always liked technical drawings.

We do the concrete parts of the buildings, with the reinforcement. So, I am kinda interested in building stuff, or materials to build from, and architecture and groundmaps.

I didn't even know they weren't official... Shows what I know.
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