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i will have more news at the top of the hour will we join viewers on the hour will wejoin viewers on bbc one. now on bbc news, click looks to the stars. we meet the pioneers eyeing asteroids as a source of precious metals and the scientists designing space homes of the future. this week, spencer gets to grips with asteroid mining. itll have the force required to crush your skull. if you are going to make an asteroid—climbing robot, make it a killer asteroid—climbing robot. he survi...

Ásbrú Enterprise Park in Reykjanes, Iceland has received interest from representatives of domestic and foreign companies looking to establish algae production greenhouses for the health and cosmetics industry.

So human blood has been used in these experiments. in some ways it seems, you know, quite feasible, but it would probably also damage the health of the astronaut. that one says urea on it. is that what i think it is? obviously wee is going to be something we will be producing in abundance. of course. actually when we added urea, it made the materials up to three times stronger. one of the most viable concretes comes from a by—product of space food. we know we will probably feed astronauts on t...

Obviously wee is going to be something we will be producing in abundance. of course. actually when we added urea, it made the materials up to three times stronger. one of the most viable concretes comes from a by—product of space food. we know we will probably feed astronauts on the moon and mars with algae, just because it is so efficient. so we can potentially produce construction materials from this algae, which we know we will probably be growing anyway. looking at the bubbling algae—gro...

Roselawn pastore works for rooms in mark marine institute. here and their product as national reserve he examines the influence of the home both current on plant and animal life divers need to don think with suits to go exploring underwater here and his work is not made easier by the strong current. the upwellings zones in the current bring an abundance of nutrients to the surface in the process supplying food for fish and marine mammals the current is an ideal environment for algae. farms for m...

A food source sixty five years ago after the second world war the world health organization found this a quarter of the global population suffered from protein deficiency so the focus was on algae with a high protein content like sparrow line and chlorella. would secure in the lab we kick start the initial propagation of the algae it all begins with a small single celled micro algae each day one cell divides into between two and sixteen new cells so would grows rapidly then we work to increase t...

A food source sixty five years ago after the second world war the world health organization found this a quarter of the global population suffered from protein deficiency so the focus was on algae with a high protein content like sparrow liner and chlorella. youll knock off and it would secure in the lab we kick start the initial propagation of the algae it all begins with a small single celled micro algae each day one cell divides into between two and sixteen new cells so would grows rapidly th...

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If you think about from seed to oishlgs its about seven days. >> and no waste, nothing is going to be left over that we have to get rid. >> we are designing our system to be fully sustainable. so when we equiti extract the o send the biomass after its digested back to the ponds so the nutrients can be used by the new algae growing. >> there you hear it, folks. cj sounds like she has the solution, president of sapphire energy. thank you so much for sharing the big i, the big idea with us today. a...