Basic Structure: A pair of cylindrical space habitats, each with a diameter of a

Basic Structure: A pair of cylindrical space habitats, each with a diameter of approximately 8 kilometers and a length of about 32 kilometers. The cylinders rotate in opposite directions to stabilize orientation and reduce gyroscopic effects. Artificial Gravity: The rotation creates centrifugal force, simulating gravity similar to that on Earth's surface. Habitable Space: The interior includes three large land areas for habitation, alternating with three transparent windows for natural light. Windows are strategically placed to provide sunlight, creating a natural day-night cycle. Resources and Materials: Constructed using materials sourced from the Moon or asteroids to reduce dependency on Earth-based resources. Utilizes magnetic mass drivers for efficient transport of materials from these extraterrestrial sources. Environmental Control: Equipped with sophisticated life support systems to recycle air, purify water, and manage waste effectively. Includes dedicated agricultural zones designed to support food self-sufficiency for inhabitants. Energy Supply: Primarily powered by solar panels that harness sunlight, with nuclear energy considered as a backup option for continuous power supply. Design Purpose: Aims to offer a self-sustaining and long-term habitable environment for human life in space, supporting large populations.