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Space Mining Gets 400 Percent Boost From Bacteria, ISS Experiments Show – ExtremeTech
We’ll need lots of raw materials to sustain human endeavors on other planets, and a new project on the International Space Station demonstrates how we can make…
If the next few decades go well, humans could find themselves living and working away from Earth on the moon or Mars. We’ll need lots of raw materials to sustain human endeavors on other planets, and a new project on the International Space Station (ISS) demonstrates how we can make space mining over 400 percent more efficient. All you need is a bacterial care package from home.
Everything we send into orbit comes with a cost, and the numbers are not small. The cheapest option currently available,…
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