逐 э I'm going to find some Mars. And I can believe this one. They're talking about building any believe this igloo's Mars. Wouldn't be exactly the same as an Eskimo's igloo. First playing years on Mars, they build their homes using ice beneath their feet. In November, a University of Texas research team informed that Mars, Utopia of Plantia region contains the water in the form of very ice as late spirit does here on Earth. This ice layer, which spans a greater area than in Mexico, lies in Mars, mid-North and latitudes, and is covered by just three feet to 33 feet of soil scientists determined. The presence of accessible ice on the rub plant means part of the collaborative group of NASA, Langley Engineering designed to inhabit in Virginia. The next group team is shipping away at designing Mars' ice home. It says it warms their heart, not means. That ice home is just one of the things that we have to have to have. It says what we really need is new home on Mars. It says the ice home, platform investigator Kevin Kempton of NASA's Langley Research Center. Our team is confident that ice home is currently the best solution, or from an entire early Mars outpost. So, some of the people were telling us, or told us, no, air pressure, they were very little air pressure. And then, to say that they can live in igloos, that's what it's called, it's called migloos. Ice home is a deployable Mars habitat that can transfer based on inflatable structures that makes use of water ice on the rub plant. Ice home can provide large flexible and cost effective workspasic reuse, for many of the key activities in a central for long-term success in human outposts of Mars. What's the cost of effective workspasic reuse comes from incorporation of Martian resources in the ice home, which means that most of the material being needed to wash from Earth. They want to build a niggle of that. As an ad biological bonus, current ice home advocates is that water serves, water ice serves as a shielding from a blanket, cosmic rays, which have been flagged as potentially dangerous to human health on long-duration Mars surface missions. An ice home could significantly reduce astronauts, GCR doses, compared with what habitats based on aluminum structures, or the chemical substance. Well, water ice, water is good-moderated, that's much as true. Current habitats, concepts that are not addressing GCR issues, whether they require burial beneath several meters of Martian soil, Moonless, regular with, added, Kempton leads a design group that consists of clouds, architecture, office, and that's a bunch of bullshit that I can't read. Ice home would offer other benefits from Mars out, astronauts as well as, as War Kempton said, We go to Mars, we'll need to stay there for a long time till space that time. We need to, we will need a place to service the robotic equipment that will be out there working for us in very difficult environments. Fishing things on a pressure suit, on Martian surfaces, problem, Kempton said, doing work while pressurized, wearing pressurized gloves is why I'm wearing clown gloves and simple things and how to do and hands get tired really quickly. Solution Kempton says, when in a large pressurized workspace, all you need is an environment and you don't breathe potentially toxic dust and equipment in your service. Okay, so we aren't exactly egglings, but I'm wondering if these people have gone over the ad drain, you got to provide for human biological functions, but that way using ice to censor dough in the egg, little pressurized egg glue, it's getting weird and weird. Well, that's my plan for today. I think it's all parked. We know there's somebody there who probably doesn't want to stare. I think this is all parked. I'm doing egglings on Mars, it's getting weird, weird by day. Even though I find egglulums in exact sense. Anyway, I want to thank some of our saints for watching.