... it’s heavy so it’s very expensive to resupply from Earth to space. This is one reason why we do things like send our food to space dehydrated, so that it weighs less; that enables us to get more at one time on the resupply missions. To the...
... will accommodate a bio-regenerative life-support system (BLSS), a closed artificial ecosystem to provide a sustainable basic atmosphere, food and water supply chain and waste management procedures. Numerous terrestrial analogues have been built and...
... importance for space medicine is the assessment of nutritional status, which analyses the adequacy of energy intake from food and the complex of key nutrients during prolonged exposure of the body to spaceflight factors required to correct the...
.... In addition, three different zones should be noted: the crew accommodation (for privacy), the greenhouse (for its food supply) and a research lab (for various studies of the lunar environment). There are also a few secondary...
...recreation of a planet in the image of Earth. At first, humans on Mars would need to live in underground bunkers, grow food in inflatable greenhouses, figure out how to manufacture things in 37 percent gravity, and send rovers to find water and ...
... reaction to the impact. Medical personnel supervised the subjects, such that the sleep and rest schedules, food intake and drinking regimen were strictly regulated. The studies included a large set of methods approved by a bioethical...