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由Void Genome Bby編輯：
8/2/2015 5:22:43 AM
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If I grow a tree on the moon, can I breathe there?
I need water to keep the tree alive too right?
Without anything else, just a singular tree....and a box
Edit - where I will get food you say? There's plenty of cheese on the moon
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由Starfall Shadow編輯： 8/4/2015 8:46:03 AMCould happen sooner than you think. "Plants don't grow [well] in zero gravity," explained Melchiorri. "NASA is researching different ways to produce oxygen for long-distance space journeys to let us live in space. This material could allow us to explore space much further than we can now." NASA is currently working on developing ways to grow agriculture on the International Space Station, but the agency's current VEGGIE project limits plant growth to tiny individualized root packets designed to hold water and nutrients. Some very large packets would need to be developed for trees. Mechiorri's invention offers a new and attractive alternative."
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1 回覆Supposing you could get the tree to [b][u][i]grow[/i][/u][/b], you might be able to breathe there.... lol
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Since oxygen is a gas, it encompasses the container it is in, if you could get an ample supply of carbon dioxide to feed the plant the atmosphere would still be to thin to survive, while that area near the tree would be more oxygen rich, not thick enough. Plus you would use the oxygen faster than the tree could produce. A better scenario would be Lichen, getting pools of water in craters to grow them, and tending it till it created it's own ecosystem, but the would involve creating a sustainable food chain to support this growth, in the long run you could terraform the moon.
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1 回覆If the box was air proof, you had a lifetimes worth of nutrient rich soil in the box, and the box filtered out uv radiation that would kill the plant, and the tree and you had were perfectly compatible in terms of your oxygen carbon dioxide equilibrium than maybe. Water would also have to be cycled.
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7 回覆由Veration編輯： 8/1/2015 9:17:19 PM
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