The Deep Space Habitat (DSH) is a series of concepts explored between 2012 and 2018 by NASA for methods to support crewed exploration missions to the Moon, asteroids, and eventually Mars. [1] Some of these concepts were eventually used in the Lunar Gateway program.

NASA is now testing its second habitat architecture concept – the Habitat Demonstration Unit–Deep Space Habitat, or HDU-DSH. The module will be placed in space-like locations and situations, called analog environments, so that engineers and scientists can test multiple concepts for operations and technologies simultaneously.

This paper gives an overview of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) led multi-center Habitat Demonstration Unit (HDU) project development of a Deep Space Habitat (DSH) configuration that will be analog field-tested during the 2011 Desert Research and Technologies Studies (D-RATS) field tests.

The DSH Testbed serves as the proof of concept and early integration platform for Deep Space Habitation subsystems and technologies in a vehicle like context. Its purpose is to perform early integration and risk reduction of habitation systems while developing the capabilities needed for human exploration missions.

This paper gives an overview of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) led multi-center Habitat Demonstration Unit (HDU) project Deep Space Habitat (DSH) configuration that will be analog field-tested during the 2011 Desert Research and Technologies Studies (D-RATS) field tests.

2011年1月1日 · This paper gives an overview of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) led multi-center Habitat Demonstration Unit (HDU) project Deep Space Habitat (DSH) analog that will be field-tested during the 2011 Desert Research and Technologies Studies (D-RATS) field tests.

In late spring of 2011, the Spacecraft Design Office was tasked with developing a concept Deep Space Habitat (DSH) vehicle that would support a mission with a crew of four for 388 days while traversing from Low Earth Orbit (LEO) to a Near Earth …

The Habitation Systems Project's Deep Space Habitat (DSH) is a one story, 4-port habitat unit with an approximate volume of 56 cubic meters [1,978 ft3]. The HDU-DSH shell can accommodate an inflatable loft for additional laboratory or habitation volume.

2016年8月5日 · NASA teams are exploring the possibility of launching Orion into a High Elliptical Orbit (HEO),… With preliminary design work underway on the Deep Space Habitat (DSH) for future crewed...

2011年10月1日 · Accomplishments: A Flat Surface Damage Detection System (FSDDS) panel (KSC technology) was successfully integrated with DSH software and tested over SNRF networks. This demonstration proves the capability of interconnecting testbeds and enables future technology development/testing in this manner.