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Mars Settlement

Choose the Feet and Inches OR Meters template for your new scene in SketchUp
All creations need to be colored or have a texture/image added

Volcano (shield volcano like Olympus Mons) - 500 ft tall

Mayan or Egyptian Pyramid - 50 ft tall

Torus Stadium - Radius=175 ft, Height = 80 ft

Add a football/soccer OR baseball field in the "hole"
- Include the team logo in the middle of the field (imported image)
- Football field dimensions/ Soccer field dimensions
Add an entrance to your stadium
Seating*

6 skyscrapers (rectangular building) that are 300 to 400 ft tall with a base that is 30 x 30 to 40 x 40

Add a photo texture to all 4 sides from another skyscraper to at least one or yours
To the face of one of your skyscrapers, add a billboard that is advertising a product (import an image) AND your name (3D text)

A Rover to get around on

Your home

5 rooms, leave the ceiling off the building
OK to add a few small components from the warehouse to make your house "comfortable"

Finally...

Protective Dome - Big enough to cover all your structures

Create 10 or more animated hovering scenes to each of the objects you created

BraedenGrantMarsSettlementSU.mp4

Basic utilities (oxygen, power, local communications, waste disposal, sanitation and water recycling)
Habitats
Storage facilities
Shop workspaces
Airlock, for pressurization and dust management
Resource extraction equipment—initially for water and oxygen, later for a wider cross section of minerals, building materials, etc.
Equipment for energy production and energy storage, some solar and perhaps nuclear as well

Mars greenhouses feature in many colonization designs, especially for food production and other purposes

Various technologies and devices for Mars are shown in the illustration of a Mars base

Food production spaces and equipment.
Propellant production equipment, generally thought to be hydrogen and methane through the Sabatier reaction^[70] for fuel—with oxygen oxidizer—for chemical rocket engines
Fuels or other energy source for use with surface transportation. Carbon monoxide/oxygen (CO/O₂) engines have been suggested for early surface transportation use as both carbon monoxide and oxygen can be straightforwardly produced by zirconium dioxide electrolysis from the Martian atmosphere without requiring use of any of the Martian water resources to obtain hydrogen.^[71]
Off-planet communication equipment
Equipment for moving over the surface—Mars suit, crewed rovers and possibly even Mars aircraft.

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