Mission To Space

Mission To Space
Research Cost: 250
Summary
We learn how to live and thrive in a vacuum.
Description
Existing in space is a different animal than merely traversing it. If we plan to go from tourist to resident, we must adapt. Logistics requires resupply missions planned months in advance, while engineering must cope with long-term exposure to solar radiation and the rigors of equipment maintenance in a vacuum. Likewise, our psychologists must develop a training regimen so personnel are able to maintain peak performance in an environment where "up" and "down" do not exist. We have, of course, been able to travel into space for some time, but now we must establish how to do so easily, regularly, and cost-effectively, and in far greater numbers than ever before. This renewed mission to space thus entails a mission to change many of our most fundamental preconceptions. Yet all these hardships are entirely necessary, for only once we are comfortably beyond Earth's orbit can we hope to explore, exploit, and ultimately even settle upon neighboring worlds - and, in time, perhaps far beyond.
Full List of Prerequisites. Name Type Cost
Total Research Cost (including itself)
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Direct Prerequisite For
Techs		Projects
Deep Space Propulsion Concepts • Space Research • Orbital Shipbuilding • Arrival Law • Outpost Habs • Space Tourism		(100%)Hydra Direct Support Network • (100%)Hab Living Quarters
Quote
"The Surah al-Baqarah teaches that in the creation of heaven and Earth, a wise people may find the signs of Allah. Let us heed those words and join together, as we take our search into the stars." Director Khalid Al-Ashgar, Project Exodus From his Khutbah at the First Conclave of Muslim Astrophysicists
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