A space startup called Max Space is looking to launch expandable, "stadium-sized" habitats into the Earth's orbit by the end of the decade. Its habitats are designed to give us as much room to live in space by minimizing the mass and volume of the payload required to be launched into space, a notoriously costly process. The prototype could set a new record, ballooning past the volumes of all three inflatable habitats currently orbiting the Earth.
A space startup called Max Space is looking to launch expandable, "stadium-sized" habitats into the Earth's orbit by the end of the decade. Its habitats are designed to give us as much room to live in space by minimizing the mass and volume of the payload required to be launched into space, a notoriously costly process. The prototype could set a new record, ballooning past the volumes of all three inflatable habitats currently orbiting the Earth.