remondijaamu

Remondijaamu is a term originating from the fictional world of "The Expanse" series. It refers to a type of construction or repair work, often performed in difficult or hazardous environments, such as in space or on other planets. The term itself is a portmanteau, combining "remonda" (likely derived from "remont," a Russian word for repair or renovation) and "jaamu" (a likely fictional term for a specific type of action or task).

In the context of "The Expanse," remondijaamu is frequently undertaken by Belters, inhabitants of the asteroid belt and outer planets. Due to their resourcefulness and the harsh conditions they face, Belters are adept at improvising and performing complex repairs with limited tools and materials. Remondijaamu tasks can range from patching hull breaches on spacecraft to maintaining life support systems or constructing new habitats. It often implies a degree of grit, ingenuity, and self-reliance. The concept highlights the practical and often dangerous nature of life for those living beyond Earth's traditional sphere of influence. It is a testament to the Belter culture's ability to adapt and survive in challenging circumstances.