coolradmab

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by coolradmab 2y ago
the mars trilogy by kim Stanley Robison
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by coolradmab 2y ago
yes its hard, as somone who built a wetlab in a maker space for bio materials research and did the hours each day it took to push the bleeding edge on synthetic sea shell analogues to producing a working protocol. i haven't managed to
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by coolradmab 3y ago
lab grown meat is not vegan as it uses FBS ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fetal_bovine_serum ) as a growth media for all mammalian cells
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by coolradmab 3y ago
for all mammalian eukaryotic cells ie cow , chicken ,human etc require growth media that contains FBS https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fetal_bovine_serum this extracted from the foetus of cattle, otherwise the cells canno
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by coolradmab 5y ago
Land rover sport. Have I ever been knocked off the road by a single vehicle more!
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by coolradmab 5y ago
Getting past the mental barrier that engineer's and biologist don't get along. Manipulation of micro structures needed to develop meta materials are on sale that biological systems function at. May have come from a classic engin
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by coolradmab 5y ago
Water vapour re absolves the IR akin too blowing on your sails however it's affect is reduced when it's cloudy can still function just not as well
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by coolradmab 5y ago
Silica better yet a net http://nnf.mit.edu/sites/default/files/publications/files/GH...
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by coolradmab 5y ago
Short answer not really https://what-if.xkcd.com/84/
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by coolradmab 5y ago
I've been actively working on this technology, goal is making it cheaper and simplify installation. Stanford's a highly reflective surface ~95% combined with stacks layers of silica oxide on a wafer under vacume. The trick too ac