The Engineer - Expert Q&A: space based solar power
In our latest Q&A feature an expert panel discusses the development of space-based solar farms that beam clean energy back to earth
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In our latest Q&A feature an expert panel discusses the development of space-based solar farms that beam clean energy back to earth
Kombucha, the vinegary fermented drink known for its beneficial bacteria, may help pave the way for new innovations to support life on the moon and beyond.
Kombucha may be more than just a trendy drink. The fermented tea may also benefit spacefaring humans living on the Moon and Mars.
Kombucha could be vital to interplanetary travel – but not as a tasty treat for astronauts two years into their mission.
If there’s one drink you should pack with you on a future trip to space, let it be kombucha. The fizzy, fermented drink has not only taken over trendy spots in Brooklyn, but it can also be found in low Earth orbit as part of an ongoing experiment of its resilience in the harsh space environment.