spaceborne food
Spaceborne food systems have the potential for much greater and less expensive food yields than anything on earth. There is no atmosphere filtering the strength of the sun, as well as no winter, no nighttime, no cloud-covered days. And plants don’t need gravity.
Moving humanity’s food production to space also frees up massive amounts of valuable land on earth for other uses.
Isaac Arthur’s Upward Bound: Space Farming:
table of contents
- fans of space
- Space Force
- response to criticism of Space Force
- space situational awareness
- space control
- protecting satellites
- space debris
- navigation warfare
- surveillance
- satellite communications
- environmental monitoring
- missile warning
- nuclear detonation detection
- drones
- spacelift
- space academy
- spaceborne military base
- asteroid mining
- disaster relief
- first contact
- space warfare
- spaceborne energy
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- orbital ring
- moon base
- colonizing the solar system
- megastructures
- T O & E
- Pence speech
- history
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