Catalogue metadata
| Creator | Richard D. Johnson & Charles Holbrow, editors |
|---|---|
| Date | 1977 |
| Source type | NASA Special Publication |
| Publication / holder | NASA Ames Research Center / Stanford University study |
| Persistent ID | NASA-SP-413 · NTRS 19770014162 |
| Archive accessed | 20 September 2026 |
| Subjects | space settlements; Stanford torus; pseudogravity; structures; life support; radiation; manufacturing |
Source description
What this record is.
NASA SP-413 records the results of a ten-week interdisciplinary design study examining permanent large-scale human settlement in space.
Archive relevance
Why it was retained.
Retained as a major integrated engineering reference: unlike a single subsystem study, it connects habitat geometry, structure, atmosphere, radiation protection, agriculture, transport, construction and resource supply within one settlement model.
Relevance describes why the Zenovka Archive consulted this source. It does not imply that the source establishes Station canon or that its conclusions have been adopted.
External access & provenance
Source locations
NASA Technical Reports Server →Relationships
Internal links
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