Freaking awesome! It is always nice to see a novel and successful application of the ideas behind the control of an inverted 3d pendulum.

7 sleeping areas is not an issue - hotbunking is an old tradition.  At the very least, though, there's likely to have to be some additional equipment added for the increased life support - a small module to add it and some extra sleeping space would not be that big a deal, I would expect.  Perhaps if #Bigelow 's module proves itself fairly rapidly (after all, they HAVE had two of them in orbit now for 6+ years.  Even one of the Genesis modules would be a fair bit of extra pressurized space for the astronauts - a BA-330 is as much pressurized volume as the #Skylab had - and three Skylabs would have been as much volume as the ISS has now.  (Oh, poor #SkylabB , put in storage until someone decided you'd make a nice museum piece...)  However, in an emergency, mounting the seats well enough to ensure they stay in place during re-entry might be a problem.   Still - I would like to see evidence that +NASA is at least thinking about it!

'Lunchpad' hehehehe see what you guys did there! Nice! :)

Hey, how the hell do I get off this planet?

I want to take your Works..

Thank god you you used an actual photo of Neil on the moon and not Buzz Light Year

YES! Love the new look of the new website - techno spacey and smart looking!

When deep space exploration ramps up, it'll be the corporations that name everything, the IBM Stellar Sphere, the Microsoft Galaxy, Planet Starbucks.

I remember watching the shuttle launch with him on it.