But all the Skeltons are mad.

可他一家都是疯子。

Skelton says space should not only be accessible to astronauts who are in top physical condition.

斯凯尔顿说，太空不应该只让身体状况最好的宇航员进入。

Skelton says the conclusion of this project is ending with a report to NASA.

斯凯尔顿说，这个项目的结论将最终呈现在向美国宇航局提交的一份报告中。

Once built out, Skelton envisions trees, animals, lakes and ponds and an area for growing crops.

模型一建好，斯凯尔顿就设想了树木，动物，湖泊池塘和种植作物的地区。

Skelton says the habitat would start small and the rest would be built in space using many materials outside the Earth.

斯凯尔顿说，这个栖息地一开始很小，其余的将在太空中使用地球以外的许多材料建造。

Skelton's habitat would not only rotate to create gravity but also provide radiation protection and food for sustainability and a growth capacity.

斯凯尔顿的栖息地不仅可以旋转产生重力，还可以提供辐射保护和食物，以保持可持续性和生长能力。

At Skelton Park, they're down to a butler, a cook, two maids and a cleaning woman who comes in from the village, and that's the lot.

斯凯尔顿庄园现在只剩一个管家、一个厨子、两个女仆和一个村里来的女清洁工，没别的了。

Skelton says the habitats can initially be in an orbit that goes from the earth to the moon like a figure-eight to mine the moon and get supplies from Earth.

斯凯尔顿说，这些栖息地最初可能是在一个轨道上，从地球到月球，就像一个数字8一样，用来开采月球和从地球获得补给。

But the ultimate goal of a space habitat like this one, says aerospace engineering professor Robert Skelton, is solving problems astronauts have been facing since the first person went to space almost 60 years ago.

但是，航空航天工程学教授罗伯特·斯凯尔顿说，建造这样一个太空栖息地的最终目标是解决宇航员自近六十年前第一个人进入太空以来一直面临的问题。