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Water in space: The third underground.
5 December 2022 @ 8:00 pm - 9:30 pm UTC
Water in space: The third underground.
Mars Underground, Moon Underground, and the “water Underground”
A green environment is paramount important, in any space habitat. Learning how vegetable life works and reproduce (or not reproduce) itself is a key challenge, on the roadmap to space settlement.
Equal attention should be paid to water. As human life couldn’t exist without green environments around, to feed our body and our mind, we couldn’t live without big volumes of water, and the life contained on them. We will need lakes and seas in space habitats, be they large O’Neill infrastructures or villages on planetary surface or underground.
Which researches are actually conducted on the above subjects? What should be made more?
Equal attention should be paid to water. As human life couldn’t exist without green environments around, to feed our body and our mind, we couldn’t live without big volumes of water, and the life contained on them. We will need lakes and seas in space habitats, be they large O’Neill infrastructures or villages on planetary surface or underground.
Which researches are actually conducted on the above subjects? What should be made more?
An essential bio
Dinis Afonso Ribeiro investigated connections between oceans and space exploration at the scientific and industrial levels focusing on novel ways to develop permanent human settlements.
The ideas have been developed very gradually since 1985 and first published on this subject in 1988 in the US, and in 1990 in Europe.
Dinis got his Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Political Science and Government at the University of Austin, Texas.
He keeps researching for a PhD in Political Science at Lusophone University of Humanities and Technologies. The theme is a comparative study of the mechanisms underlying the development of national space agencies in different countries. New models of organization of scientific exploration and industrial development of outer space. Comparative study of activities in various “Extreme Environments” (polar areas, deserts, underwater activities, aeronautics, space) in various countries.
Dinis’s skills and knowledge include: Scientific exploration and industrial development projects in “Extreme Environments” (Deserts, Polar regions, Disaster areas, Sea, Oceans, Underwater activities, Aeronautics, Space). Geopolitical studies, focusing in industrial development and scientific policy. International politics. Space science, technology and policy. Marine Science. Scientific diving. Underwater robotics.
The ideas have been developed very gradually since 1985 and first published on this subject in 1988 in the US, and in 1990 in Europe.
Dinis got his Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Political Science and Government at the University of Austin, Texas.
He keeps researching for a PhD in Political Science at Lusophone University of Humanities and Technologies. The theme is a comparative study of the mechanisms underlying the development of national space agencies in different countries. New models of organization of scientific exploration and industrial development of outer space. Comparative study of activities in various “Extreme Environments” (polar areas, deserts, underwater activities, aeronautics, space) in various countries.
Dinis’s skills and knowledge include: Scientific exploration and industrial development projects in “Extreme Environments” (Deserts, Polar regions, Disaster areas, Sea, Oceans, Underwater activities, Aeronautics, Space). Geopolitical studies, focusing in industrial development and scientific policy. International politics. Space science, technology and policy. Marine Science. Scientific diving. Underwater robotics.
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