Caelum

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The space hotel is named Caelum, which is the Latin term for space, universe, and heaven. This name represents the future of luxurious travel, taking humans into outer space on an amazing vacation. Not only is this an amazing chance to travel into space and live there for a week or two, but it is also a once in a life time opportunity. Caelum lets the people who have already traveled to all seven continents get the full experience, and travel to a place “out of this world”. This space hotel requires complex life support systems in order for the ship to be habitable. The ship must be protected from the elements of outer space, and must also maintain a healthy environment both for mental and physical stability.
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Money plant is best for removing volatile chemicals and can be grown in a hydroponics system. Four shoulder-high Areca palms are required per person to help remove carbon dioxide from the air and produce oxygen. Approximately six to eight waist-high Mother-in-Law’s Tongue are needed to convert carbon dioxide into oxygen. Mother-in-Law’s Tongue cleans the air during the night. These three plants are great for the use of oxygen production on board the space hotel because of the variety of people that would be visiting it, requiring specific medical care. These plants were studied in New Delhi by the government of India. The research shows that headaches were decreased by 24 percent, asthma by 9 percent, lung impairment by 12 percent, and respiratory systems by 34 percent. Not only do the plants help to improve health, but they were also proven to lower the energy requirements by 15 percent because there is no need for an air filtration system. As a backup for the plants – if they happen to die – the Oxygen Generation System can be used. This system separates the oxygen and hydrogen particles from water through the process of electrolysis. The oxygen produced can then be used as a backup …show more content…
Every room has a view of outer space with big windows. Half of the hotel rooms with be facing the inside of the space station, but because the ship is made in the shape of rings, every hotel room has a view looking out into space. All of the hotel rooms are located in the outer ring. These rooms are family friendly, accommodating up to six people per room depending on the room type. Many of them contain multiple bedrooms in one complex, similar to a condo. The windows project images on them, so the guest can watch movies or change the view of the window. If a child fears looking out the window into outer space, they can change the image to look out into a forest, a city, or the ocean. Every four units contain a large tank of oxygen and electrical batteries just in case the ship malfunctions, and requires the guest to go into lockdown. The doors that connect to the hallway are all airtight. Whenever they close, the door will create an airtight seal. If a part of the ship was to explode, these doors will prevent the rest of the ship from being contaminated. All of the hallways contain plants and hydroponic systems, in order to stabilize the amount of fresh air in every part of the ship. The hallways have glass ceilings that contain a thick layer of hydrogen gas to block out the radiation. These ceilings make the hallways feel a lot more open and spacious, allowing the guests to be able to see into outer space from every point of the

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