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Due to the 1/3 gravity, structures made out of brick can be much larger than on Earth, yet still hold up under their own weight and be easy to transport. | Due to the 1/3 gravity, structures made out of brick can be much larger than on Earth, yet still hold up under their own weight and be easy to transport. | ||
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| + | [[Nuclear brick]] | ||
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| + | [[Universal bricks]] | ||
[[Category:Technology]] | [[Category:Technology]] | ||
[[Category:Lo-tech]] | [[Category:Lo-tech]] | ||
[[Category:Small-scale-tech]] | [[Category:Small-scale-tech]] | ||
Revision as of 17:26, 14 February 2010
Starting from Martian clay, a brick-maker can create a wide variety of structures and paved surfaces as well as furnaces and ovens for smelting, blacksmithing, glass-blowing, cooking, etc. The brick-making craft requires only other small-scale crafts for its equipment (blacksmithing for its iron tools), thus qualifies as a small-scale craft suitable for a frontier town (small and largely self-sufficient) economy.
Due to the 1/3 gravity, structures made out of brick can be much larger than on Earth, yet still hold up under their own weight and be easy to transport.
