Inscromitus Rex
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38, he/him. Y'all means all. I will still hope there are better days to come.
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I swear there used to be a NASA page that collected all the space colony art from that period as an archive but I can't find it, either because Google sucks or DOGE cut it. Here's a few O'Neills, which would've been so big they'd have their own natural weather cycles
share.google/XfHMAXGN7OLI...
share.google/XfHMAXGN7OLI...
O’Neill Cylinder Space Settlement
The O’Neill Cylinder, designed by Princeton physicist Gerard K. O’Neill, is considerably larger than the other two designs, and is referred to as an “Island 3” or 3rd-generation space colony. The conf...
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February 1, 2026 at 9:54 PM
I swear there used to be a NASA page that collected all the space colony art from that period as an archive but I can't find it, either because Google sucks or DOGE cut it. Here's a few O'Neills, which would've been so big they'd have their own natural weather cycles
share.google/XfHMAXGN7OLI...
share.google/XfHMAXGN7OLI...
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There's a lot of really gorgeous concept art of Stanford Torii (and their bigger, crazier cousin the O'Neill Cylinder) that are insanely wasteful in terms of land use because when they were designed everyone wanted to live in San Fernando Valley but in space. Still prettier than CG hotels though
February 1, 2026 at 9:44 PM
There's a lot of really gorgeous concept art of Stanford Torii (and their bigger, crazier cousin the O'Neill Cylinder) that are insanely wasteful in terms of land use because when they were designed everyone wanted to live in San Fernando Valley but in space. Still prettier than CG hotels though