US EditionIt Sounds Like Science Fiction, but Nasa Endorses It: They Turn Sewage Into Special Fertilizer to Grow Species on Mars.
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They have managed to make possible what seemed impossible, to turn waste water into a special fertilizer to grow species on Mars. NASA has taken one more step to reach this point in the universe that has become a barrier to drift. Thinking about trips to Mars as this whole may seem incredible. But without a doubt, we will be facing a change of trend that could end up being especially well received. Being able to make the most of waste water that…
Nasa Has Endorsed It and We Could Be Closer to Living on Mars: Turn Wastewater Into Space Fertilizer
Turning astronaut waste water into fertilizer for lunar orchards and Martians is no longer just a science fiction argument. A new study, carried out with support from NASA and published in ACS Earth and Space Chemistry magazine, shows that a nutrient-rich solution obtained from human and plant residues can react with simulated lunar and Martian regolite and release essential nutrients such as sulfur, calcium and magnesium. In practice, this open…
Feeding astronauts on Mars without resorting to land supplies is a major issue. However, a surprising trail is emerging: turning sterile soil into land...
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