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A merchant/trade habitat space station housing a small civilian population.

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:iconsoul-venom:
super cool. reminds of power rangers.
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:iconderbz:
This has a nice retro feel to it DL, reminds me of models I've seen in films from the 70's and 80's.
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:iconanastas2002:
This should be an album cover for Boston. looks very cool, DLDC.
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:iconjosh-s:
"Impressive" would be an understatement.

~ Josh
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:iconmacburrito:
~MacBurrito Mar 14, 2011  Hobbyist Digital Artist
Nice work. I like the station city-like design and how the other one in the bg is like another town or city, how there's not just one station around the globe like everyone always do.
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:iconasaenvolk:
you know I understand people wanting to live under a dome like that, it would feel a lot more comfortable, but it just seems so dangerous to me.
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:iconiljackson:
The general premise is that the dome is just as strong as the metal, but it's more expensive, so you don't use it as much.
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:iconasaenvolk:
well sure but even a pinhole is dangerous and you have a BROAD open area that cant be sealed off being the inherent problem with it.
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:iconiljackson:
That would be the same for any part of the station. You'd have clear backup partitions that slide into place. The transparent metal/material would be in multiple layered plates that are vacuum-responsive. Basically, that pinhole would just suck one of the floating layers into place immediately. They already have workable solutions to that. It's like a trapdoor that's activated by suction. Sealing off would be inherent in the design. We have that technology today...honestly, we've had it since about the 1700s.
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