Basic Structure: Two massive, counter-rotating cylindrical habitats located in s

Basic Structure: Two massive, counter-rotating cylindrical habitats located in space. Each cylinder has a diameter of approximately 8 kilometers and a length of about 32 kilometers. Artificial Gravity: Rotation of the cylinders generates centrifugal force, creating artificial gravity on the inner surface. Habitable Space: Interior divided into three large land areas for habitation, interspersed with three transparent windows. Windows allow natural sunlight to enter, simulating a day-night cycle. Resources and Materials: Built using materials mined from the Moon or asteroids, minimizing reliance on Earth. Magnetic mass drivers facilitate efficient transport of materials. Environmental Control: Advanced life support systems manage air, water, and waste recycling. Agricultural zones enable food production, aiming for self-sufficiency. Energy Supply: Solar panels capture sunlight as the primary energy source, ensuring sustainability. Design Purpose: Designed to sustain human life in space for extended periods, providing a stable and Earth-like environment.