Orbital Farm, De-Risking Large Scale Life Support Systems for Space Settlements

Abstract

Join us on November 6th at 3:00 PM Eastern Time for a one-hour presentation on large scale life support systems. Explore the current state of space technologies and their potential applications, both in space and here on Earth. Discover how these innovations are shaping the decades to come of human space exploration, from lunar missions to beyond. Uncover the challenges and gaps we must address, including issues of partial gravity, radiation, and global food production protocols. Our objective is to inform, inspire, and call for greater investment and research in large scale life support systems. We aim to foster a deep understanding of the potential these innovations hold for the future of space and our home planet. Don’t miss this opportunity to be a part of the conversation that could shape the future. Join us on November 6th and be a part of the movement to support Orbital Farm’s groundbreaking work.

An essential bio

Scot Bryson spent his life and career as problem solver. From picking stones and baling hay in farm fields, frankensteining rotary engine cars in garages, to becoming an entrepreneur at 22 and building a multi-million dollar advertising agency over a decade. After selling the business to a New York holding company and joining the M&A team, he helped to acquire 19 companies in a 3-year period. Scot continued building a few more companies, advising investors, and mentoring students and entrepreneurs but soon realized that there are bigger challenges the world needs solving like Climate Change, World Hunger, and a healthier planet. He decided that he could make a bigger contribution to the world and started by assisting to commercialize and scale a novel biotechnology company. Through this experience, he realized the need for a circular project development company. A company that can rapidly build large-scale novel technology projects that make an impact in the world. That has the ability to rapidly finance and deploy these projects all around the world because there are 821M+ people starving every day and the climate is changing faster than we can imagine. By selecting the right technologies we can build closed-loop farms to grow food anywhere on Earth today and even in space tomorrow. The best thing is that these technologies already exist around the planet. They just needed the right vision, and ability to fund it. Scot started Orbital Farm in 2018, and the company is now in the process of building closed-loop systems that can produce vaccines and medicines for billions, hydrogen energy, and food production all around the world from water, CO2, and electricity. Orbital Farm will build 200 circular megaprojects around the planet to support and feed billions of people here on Earth today, and spend the next 20 years prototyping and developing the technology to feed people in space.

Links

Follow the livestream on the Space Renaissance Youtube channel: https://youtube.com/live/mRu7mJ8wf9o
Click ‘going’ to the Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/767981972006394/