... offers opportunities to research how to establish a life-friendly environment, including growing plants, fungi and algae; breeding insects; recycling, processing and preparation methods; recipes; creation of new plants; storing of terrestrial...
.... The DLR-coordinated project BIOMEX (BIOlogy and Mars EXperiment) found that samples of organisms including bacteria, algae, lichens and fungi survived on the exterior of the International Space Station for 533 days. Some of the...
... make up the three domains of life. Most are microorganisms but this group also includes eukaryotes such as algae, fungi, protozoa and multicellular organisms. Extremophiles can thrive in both hot and cold environments (thermophiles at > 80C...
... and the recycling of waste materials (for example, faecal matter) to the ECLSS. A BLSS with bacteria and algae could be used to recycle the nitrogen in solid wastes back into a usable form of organic nitrogen that plants...
...the simulation of Martian or lunar soil conditions), they involved installing a container with capsules containing microbes and algae sampled from lifeless places on Earth on the outside of the Russian Zarya module. It was convincingly confirmed that...
... and mineral resources, and monitor pipelines and remote infrastructure. The system can also track toxic algae blooms, monitor global water quality and enable the detection of wildfires in their earliest stages. Planetary Resources...