Orbitting farmlands

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I found a fun number crunch for this idea.

The moon is 14.6 square miles surface area. Or 406 trillion square feet. If we were to have a craft expand to 10 layers at 20x50 ft we get 10,000 square feet a craft

406 trillion/10000 = 40.6 billion crafts orbitting to equal the surface of the moon

If the craft could expand to 10 layers of 100x100 feet that is 1 million square feet

406 trillion/ 1 million = 406 million orbitting crafts to equal the surface of the moon.

In my drawings of what ifs I have many crafts connecting together to utilize natural rotation as artificial gravity such as 100 crafts could form one OFFA “orbiting farm for all”
 

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