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// COLONIZATION NODES

Settlements that build themselves.

A node lands, surveys, and prints its own habitat from local material — so the settlement is sealed and waiting when people arrive. One algorithm, carried from terrestrial to lunar to Martian boundary conditions.

One algorithm. Different boundary conditions. Terrestrial → orbital → lunar → Mars.

// THE NODES
Terrestrial autonomous baseDEPLOYED

Terra Node

An autonomous, off-grid base printed from local material — the bridge to Segal Development.

Location
Earth, remote
Construction
Printed, local material
Power
Off-grid, renewable
Crew
Minimal, finishing only
Status
Deployed
Role
Proving ground
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Lunar surface settlementIN PROGRESS

Selene Node

An ISRU-fed lunar habitat printed from regolith before the first crew arrives.

Location
Lunar south pole
Construction
Printed from regolith
Resources
ISRU water + oxygen
Staging
Halo Outpost
Delivery
Ascend-Super
Status
In progress
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Mars surface settlementROADMAP

Ares Node

A pre-deployed, self-printing Martian settlement built cargo-first across the transit window.

Location
Mars surface
Construction
Pre-deployed, self-printing
Sequence
Cargo-first, crew-ahead
Transit
Helios DSV
Resources
ISRU, in development
Status
Roadmap
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Free-flying deep-space depotROADMAP

Drift Node

A free-flying propellant depot and logistics waypoint for deep-space transit.

Location
Free-flying, cislunar+
Function
Propellant depot + logistics
Transfer
On-orbit refueling
Clients
OTV / Ascend-Super / Helios
Autonomy
Uncrewed, autonomous
Status
Roadmap
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One algorithm. Different boundary conditions.

The settlement thesis runs on the same autonomous construction core as Segal Development — terrestrial to orbital to lunar to Mars.

Segal Development