Comments by "Nicolae Crefelean" (@kneekoo) on "CAN YOU SURVIVE 6 Months With 10 Cubic Meters? [SpaceX Starship FLAW FIX]" video.

  1. Space management, that's how it's solved. The sleeping quarters don't have to be big - 6m³ would be plenty for one person, even when being awake and alone, including a personal toilet+shower. The rest of the space should be used in common, as people need to socialize anyway. Let's keep in mind we're not talking about your average people who feel an urge to just go out and do stuff. The first missions will have people who qualify for such trips. By the time "normal" people will be sent to Mars, the 18m-wide Starship will probably be operational.
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  2.  @Ryany2118  It can be done without antisocial people. :) Talking about myself, I do my day to day stuff in a space about as big as I suggested and I'm fine. I don't feel the need to go out, I don't care about being around others, my wife is all I need around. Sure, I also talk to my family every now and then. I'm OK in society, I've even done public speaking, so I'm not a caveman afraid of the world. I simply enjoy more doing my own things, working on stuff, learning, helping others online, etc. Literally all of that I could do in space, and I'm sure there are plenty others like me. Would I be fit for such a mission? I have no clue, I'd have to train and find out everything about it. I might fail on other criteria, but definitely not on personal space and social needs. 😄 You know, it would be a bit hard to watch all these videos, though. I gotta talk to Elon, to have Marslink fully functional by the time we get there. 🤣
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