[Diaspora] Exploratory fuels

Brad Murray bjmurray.halfjack at gmail.com
Tue Feb 2 12:09:56 MST 2010


At Universe Today there's a little article about fueling human habitation on
Mars. Now, because so much of Diaspora is about the human habitation of
alien worlds, this is potentially great material to back up a system
description or give you ideas for similar but different systems.

<
http://www.universetoday.com/2010/02/02/will-bio-fuels-power-martian-colonies-instead-of-solar/
>

It turns out there's a cool little cyanobacterium, a blue-green algae, that
produces alcohol when converting sunlight to internal energy. And it should
manage quite well on Mars. Yes, biofuels may be the most efficient way to
fuel a Mars habitat. Mars, you know, where there's practically zero air and
water. BIOfuel.

That's cool.

-- 
Brad Murray (halfjack)
VSCA Publishing
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