Open Source development of Simulation Based AI to manage and self evolve robotics and the systems to construct biogenerators through out the solar system.
Encourage clubs, universities, competitions to begin evolving the AI and robotics for autonomous operations of off-planet construction.
So many universities with space programs that could be targeted for small and large scale habitats operated by robotics. Can develop alongside vertical farm technology.
Or the hobby level greenhouse lover can step it up to a closed biogenerator to give air, food, and peace of mind in your own home.
A project ideal for multi-decade development before taking it to space.
To create a global thinktank workspace specialized on the strategic interstellar path.
Dedicated to expansion into the solar system as the path of interstellar development.
As websites become AI sounding boards we will excite more interstellar dialogue.
To be an interstellar species means to beat insurmountable odds. So far there is no proof any of the civilizations throughout the galaxy have expanded beyond their home planet.
How did they fail? That is the Interstellar Question. Perhaps they are oblivious to the very first steps in a limited time frame.
In this frame work, we ask how are we failing and what action should be taken to become an interstellar species. The Interstellar Equation is one exploration of strategy.
Expanding into the home solar system is the greatest challenge for an interstellar species.
This web site will spur development of the technologies now. Projects that are being ignored. We must produce Project Documents for entities such as universities and robotics clubs to pick up.
To be an interstellar species is beyond the common intelligent apex predator.
Luna looms large over our interstellar fate.
The leap species cosmos is a line of thought on the universal condition. The universal fate of the intelligent apex predator.
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