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Could Space Farmers Grow Crops On Other Planets?
Es scheint so, also ob wir nicht die einzigen sind, die momentan über dieses Thema Nachdenken.
schaut mal was man in Italien so darüber Denkt:
http://www.space.com/scienceastronomy/space-farming-on-other-planets-101126.html
Zitat:
..."The spur of colonizing new lands is intrinsic in man," said Giacomo Certini, a researcher at the Department of Plant, Soil and Environmental Science ......
und .........According to Certini, there is no active volcanism that affects the martian surface but the temperature difference between the two hemispheres causes strong winds. Certini also said that the reddish hue of the planet's landscape, which is a result of rusting iron minerals, is indicative of chemical weathering in the past.........
Scheint von uns abgeschaut oder wir von denen, nur das wir dafür kein Geld bekommen.
Tom
Es scheint so, also ob wir nicht die einzigen sind, die momentan über dieses Thema Nachdenken.
schaut mal was man in Italien so darüber Denkt:
http://www.space.com/scienceastronomy/space-farming-on-other-planets-101126.html
Zitat:
..."The spur of colonizing new lands is intrinsic in man," said Giacomo Certini, a researcher at the Department of Plant, Soil and Environmental Science ......
und .........According to Certini, there is no active volcanism that affects the martian surface but the temperature difference between the two hemispheres causes strong winds. Certini also said that the reddish hue of the planet's landscape, which is a result of rusting iron minerals, is indicative of chemical weathering in the past.........
Scheint von uns abgeschaut oder wir von denen, nur das wir dafür kein Geld bekommen.
Tom