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Extremophiles in Space Exploration. [PDF]
Indian J MicrobiolKaur J, Kaur J, Nigam A.
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The MaMBA facility as a testbed for bioregenerative life support systems
Life Sciences in Space Research, 2023The Moon and Mars Base Analog (MaMBA) is a concept for an extraterrestrial habitat developed at the Center of Applied Space Technology and Microgravity (ZARM) in Bremen, Germany. The long-term goal of the associated project is to create a technologically functioning prototype for a base on the Moon and on Mars.
Christiane Heinicke, Cyprien Verseux
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Bioregenerative Life Support System Design
SAE Technical Paper Series, 1995<div class="htmlview paragraph">New information is presented on conceptual designs of bioregenerative life support systems, with subsystems defined, sizes estimated, and configurations developed.<span class="xref"><sup>1</sup></span> Components are sized by comparison with design data from Spacelab, the space station ...
Helena A. Dooley +3 more
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Modeling snail breeding in a bioregenerative life support system
Life Sciences in Space Research, 2015The discrete-time model of snail breeding consists of two sequentially linked submodels: "Stoichiometry" and "Population". In both submodels, a snail population is split up into twelve age groups within one year of age. The first submodel is used to simulate the metabolism of a single snail in each age group via the stoichiometric equation; the second ...
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Analysis of plant harvest indices for bioregenerative life support systems
Enzyme and Microbial Technology, 1995Harvest indices, which are measures of the ratio of edible to total plant weight, are redefined to include edible sugars derived from enzymatic hydrolysis of the cellulose content of inedible plant components. Compositional analysis and carbohydrate contents of rapeseed, rice, soybeans, cowpea, wheat, sweet potato, white potato, and lettuce were ...
A, Velayudhan +3 more
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Bioregenerative Life Support Systems in Space Research
2018For manned long-term missions e.g. to Mars, large amounts of food and oxygen are required to sustain the astronauts during the months- or year-long travel in space but resources are very limited. Water is already routinely recycled on the ISS. In order to solve the problem of limited food and oxygen resources, bioregenerative life support systems are ...
Häder, Donat-Peter +2 more
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Bioregenerative life-support systems
The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 1994Long-duration future habitation of space involving great distances from Earth and/or large crew sizes (eg, lunar outpost, Mars base) will require a controlled ecological life-support system (CELSS) to simultaneously revitalize atmosphere (liberate oxygen and fix carbon dioxide), purify water (via transpiration), and generate human food (for a ...
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Soybean cultivar selection for Bioregenerative Life Support Systems (BLSSs) – Hydroponic cultivation
Advances in Space Research, 2012Abstract Four soybean cultivars (‘Atlantic’, ‘Cresir’, ‘Pr91m10’ and ‘Regir’), selected through a theoretical procedure as suitable for cultivation in BLSS, were evaluated in terms of growth and production. Germination percentage and Mean Germination Time (MGT) were measured.
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