#Algae from #Stuttgart on the #ISS! This was taken last year, after our photobioreactor experiment was taken into microgravity.
If you want to know more, our Dr. Gisela Detrell gave an interview on BBC Radio! Find it here: https://t.co/MFlOsNAkjC (timestamp: 18:20min-21:20min)
One week later than in the @Space_Station, the algae have been inoculated in the parallel experiment on the @UniStuttgartIRS lab! Let's see how differently the same experiment works on Earth and in Space! 😁
The IRS science team has been watching the algae inoculation in the @PBRatLSR at the #ISS today! Thanks a lot to @AstroAnnimal for the great job! We are really looking forward to the next 6 months! 😁 #spaceexploration
Ladies & Gentlemen,
"the stone is rolling"! 😆 We're excited to announce several interesting talks by @UniStuttgartIRS as well as a keynote talk by astronaut @ReinholdEwald!
But..we're still missing 👉YOUR #SpaceUpStgt talk👈!!🙃
Solution? Register here: https://t.co/qBXvfHhhfg
@NicosPanoptikum@Uni_Stuttgart Danke für die Nachfrage! Vorbereitung ist am Laufen. Wir werden den nächsten Tagen mehr berichten können! Es sollte beginnen vor Luca hochfliegt. Er weiß aber wie ein "Liquid Exchange" am photobioreactor funktioniert., und es soll 6 Monaten lang laufen... ;)
The Intl @Space_Station will test the Photobioreactor, an algae-powered bioreactor that could produce oxygen & food in #space - a major step toward a closed-loop life-support system that can help sustain life on the #Moon or #Mars https://t.co/JJewLItyNp via @SPACEdotcom
Issue #12: Blue Moon, more NASA freebies, Starlink, the Photobioreactor, and more
https://t.co/KjpObE1Eyh
(Including links to content from @unique9881@DPMHackaday@MarkJHandley)
@microalgalguyph @_open_science_@_subitec Scientists from the University Stuttgart developed an experimental photobioreactor (PBR; built by company Airbus). The PBR is meant to deliver longterm oxyen supply and nutrition. PBR was send to ISS with a Space-X rocket, being tested in the expedition #61 (beyond). 1/n
In space travel, we need special systems to remove carbon dioxide from the air & generate oxygen. Right now on station, we're testing new life support systems that will help us prepare for trips to the Moon. Learn more about the Photobioreactor! https://t.co/PG7jhRfhB1 #Moon2024
We are going to the Moon — to stay.
We will build sustainable infrastructure to support missions to Mars and beyond. This is what we’re building. This is what we’re training for. We are going. #Moon2024