Titan 2100

Titan 2100

A fusion ship, a methane sea, and the engineering that makes both work.

Saturn GatewayMimasEnceladusTethysDioneRheaTitanHyperionIapetusto the SunRadii on a square-root scale. Positions: JPL Horizons, 2100-07-01 00:00 TDB
Saturn's major moons and the Gateway's 750,000 km orbit on the reference date, seen from above the north pole. Distances are compressed so Mimas and Iapetus fit on one page. physics illustrative

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In July 2100 the Long Passage arrives at Saturn on her fourth crossing, carrying habitat modules for Kraken Shore, a town of about 320 people on the shore of Titan's methane sea. This site follows her in. Each stop in the tour has a plain-language engineering page behind it: why fusion reaches Saturn, why Titan buildings are squeezed rather than inflated, why a rotorcraft hovers on 39 kW.

Titan 2100 is the sequel to Concordia 2045, built by the settlers who came out of Concordia's yard. The physics is real and every number carries a basis tag. The history is invented.

13 minguided tour in 9 chapters
8vehicles with computed budgets
6engine looks, from methane to fusion
14engineering explainers