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wind belt
A bustle with the O2 life giving rustle. | |
Since the Martian atmosphere has a tiny fractional proportion of Oxygen in C02, how about a belt carrying miniature trees each with a stalked LED to light to photosynthesis. Oxygen will ebb out and each person will have there own personal O2 column.
Constant Martian-scaping will be needed to stimulate
new growth and boost Oxygen output. Although, due to Martians having to be multi-talented people, the chosen topiary designs will be up to each individual.
Currently the wind belt is still in development, as gas ratios need tweaking in a more upward direction. These future steps in development will been seen via the fields of plant pharmaceuticals and the some clever CRISPR-cas9 flourishes.
Wind Belt, a belt of life.
Note: Product is vaporwear.
How many plants would you need to generate oxygen for yourself in an airlock?
https://io9.gizmodo...xygen-for-y-5955071
A leaf gives off about five milliliters of oxygen per hour. [Voice, Sep 22 2019]
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Nice, a belt of living hemp. Some genetic riffling with some air plants may be in order, though. |
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The plants could be hydroponic. Accessing a nearby source of nutrient-rich water would be piss easy ... |
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So not a belt, more of a longer, thicker, wet kilt of phytoplankton. |
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I thought plants mainly breathed (brothe?) at night, instead
photosynthesizing in the day. |
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//I thought plants mainly breathed (brothe?) at night,
instead photosynthesizing in the day.// |
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Some plants (wikipedia says "about 3% of all terrestrial
species") effectively separate initial carbon fixation and
photosynthesis, which can give them an advantage under
various conditions (drought, low [C02], high temperatures
etc). This is called C4 carbon fixation.
Most plants do both at once, fixing C02 directly. |
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Good to know; thanks for the info. |
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