Today, as new actors push back ever further the limits of space exploration, the question of habitability is propelled forward. The will to establish man permanently in space, through space bases, becomes a central question in terms of habitability of man. Thus, we are entitled to ask ourselves the question to find out if this research to establish man in another territory, moreover, hostile, can upset our way of seeing habitat on land? If we can build permanent habitats that can ensure of human survival outside the earth, so are we able to learn to rethink terrestrial habitat?
