#REDIRECT [[Recycling Rocket Exhaust Presented at Mare Cognitum Chapter Meeting]]
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...b2science.org/who/fact UASCIENCE Biosphere2]</ref> The originally planned recycling failed and many species of animals became extinct in the enclosure while ot
...ith regular records being kept. Just how difficult it is produce a closed recycling life support system as originally planned for Biosphere 2 will be learned w
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[[category:Recycling]]
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[[Waste Biomass Recycling]]<BR/>
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[[Water recycling systems]]
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...y Disassembled Assembly Methods]] that are disassembly-friendly for proper recycling<BR/>
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...ny]] is first established and used to put in place the industrial means of recycling resources and deriving them from local lunar material, the later human sett
...second number can be reduced if the settlement has a very efficient water recycling process.
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...o simply not contaminate human waste with things that would interfere with recycling? This is open to consideration, but the idea behind the automated system i
...toilet-eoos-eawag-sanitation-water-filter/ dwzeen]</ref> which facilitates recycling small batches of waste without the toilet being connected to a sewer pipeli
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[[Recycling Based Products]]<BR/>
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[[Water Recycling Systems]]<BR/>
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...t propellant on the moon. Then I will suggest likely difficulties in that recycling. Then I will offer possible means of addressing those difficulties.
The propellant on the moon from recycling rocket exhaust will be worth money. Just how much is difficult to figure e
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...that is scrubbed out going into [[Lunar Polar Greenhouse|greenhouses]] for recycling.
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...be less differentiated from other industries than they are on Earth. Air recycling on Earth is nearly free. Only within the last century have industrial conce
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...xtract [[oxygen]], and set up the foundational infrastructure for resource recycling before any humans arrive. (See [[First Base]], and try to imagine whether o
...nnels more directly beneficial to people. There is none of that on Luna. Recycling air, water and food will require massive amounts of industry compared to fa
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...chines on the moon and various concerns about how this will be done, see [[RECYCLING ROCKET EXHAUST]]
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...pendables, but only at the cost of very considerable industry devoted to a recycling life support system. The capital investment per person on the ISS is insuf
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...ust a few locations. All life support resources (air, water, power, waste recycling) will be from common utilities.
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...e of recently developed technology such as self driving vehicles and waste-recycling toilets. To McKay the main advantage of colonizing the moon is the testing
...r 10 on the moon could be provided for a year for $350 million. The waste-recycling toilet, Blue Diversion Toilet, is being developed for use on Earth by a com
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...of metal]] and carbon oxides, and many other uses. Hydrogen production and recycling could become major functions of a lunar outpost.
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...r, processing of organic waste products into carbon presents an attractive recycling mechanism, as it can be utilized on the non-edible parts of food plants and
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