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We're a model railroad family, so that's probably why the example came to mind :). Grandpa was an O man, while my cousins are in the N...
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I live in Canada, and we know all about cabin fever, a similar phenomenon. One of the reasons I prefer the idea of sending a minimum of...
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Interesting thoughts. That also apply directly to our current world. Yes, I think dealing with psychopaths will be required, as well...
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Yes, flotilla of ships are allowed. Multi lobed ships might offer the same degree of variation.
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We tried to create rules forcing a diverse group. If you want to make a better design and include engineers, feel free to enter the...
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I prefer the solution of sending larger ships. There is probably a size of ship that is best for each destination, and smaller ships...
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The ship should be in constant communication with the Earth, and have at worst a few years of lag. If we do develop much faster...
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There is some indication that humans are evolved for small groups of about 1000. That's why we asked for the design teams to include...
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I'm one of the contest designers. feel free to ask questions!
https://www.projecthyperion.org/
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The energy source would be onboard. To reach the level of prosperity required to build such a vehicle, the would need to be a solar...
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The ship can be fusion powered. Any ship this size, that can reach the required velocity to get anywhere in a few centuries, will have...
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That's the whole point of the contest, exploring if the situation is acceptable. Let's not forget that the ship should remain at all...
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