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In the film Stowaway, the crew finds a stowaway on board a ship bound for Mars. The journey takes five months. The stowaway inadvertently destroyed the carbon dioxide scrubber. There is only enough air for two maybe three passengers to make it to Mars. Every effort is made to resolve the problem including using up all the blue-green algae on…Read More
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I have not seen the movie yet. There are so many things to take into consideration but I would exhaust every other possible solution before asking for volunteers.
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Even today, there are different cultures with different meanings for what we can call ethics. Although few nations today occupy a position in space orbiting the earth and beyond, in the future that number will grow. Asgerdia is just another nation orbiting the earth and what are our ethical principles? Are they Christian principles, or are they…Read More
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What we often don’t think about is air quality in space. As we live in a contained environment, we have to consider potential toxic effects. These effects may be deadly or subtle. Consider how a crew might deal with a condition known in England as ‘spleen.’ To understand this more completely watch this 5 min video:…Read More
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we should not be questioning the poison level of air but the top quality of air. we need a light-energy source for plants, healthy soil with good bacteria and fresh water to achieve plant-grow and creation of natural oxygen..-
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Unfortunately, this reply ignores the ethical dilemma posited. Indeed, the plants would also be affected by an airborne toxin. But what if that toxin came from the plants themselves? Would you sacrifice crew or food to save yourself?-
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i guess multiple backup systems systems would be best.. stored air, natural backup, real-time backup, AI that monitors air in carbines, control over inlets and outlets.. etc..-
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We may need more scientists, who are researching these areas and developing solutions that can be mass-produced. And Dirk you know my position on science, full speed ahead, pushing the boundaries of what science can do if humanity is to have a chance, then it must to be done.
All areas need to be researched, boundaries need to be broken, and…
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