I recalled Nell's outfit being much more complicated than it actually was. I mean it makes sense given that it was designed for animation and so minimized the lines, but I just remembered it being much more frilly.
Thinking on it steam power might be feasable on A station that stays cool on one side and hot on the other bring to boiling one side cool on the other to condense the water vapor back to A liquid seal the tram system so the rest of the base is not subject to steam all the time. And besides A tram it could be A alternative power system as well incase solar cells get damaged. As for A "mill" that could be chunks of asteroid getting processed for repair materials,
Thinking on it steam power might be feasable on A station that stays cool on one side and hot on the
Technically there are both steam engines and mills on the station, they just aren't old mills (which generally means a grain or lumber mill) or trains.
There's several small scale steam plants that power isolated systems on the station (mostly in the major labs) and the manufacturing facilities have more than a few mills of the metal working variety.
And you're right, there's definitely room for a train but the station is built vertically instead of horizontally (by internal room orientation) so mass transit happens by way of elevators and pneumatic tubes instead. And I'll stop babbling about a theoretical station design now.
Technically there are both steam engines and mills on the station, they just aren't old mills (which
