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phantom power

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4. I'd love to see NASA do some serious work on sustainable environments in space.

Reply to eridani (Original post)

Thu Dec 10, 2015, 11:41 AM

Dec 2015

Start with sustaining closed system ecologies, but also industry and manufacturing. It's not sexy, but that's the stuff we need to learn how to do if we're going to live out there. We can do all this, and also support plenty of exploratory missions. This stuff is so fucking cheap compared to what we spend on endless wars and bankster bail-outs.

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