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A new theory suggests that successful long-term human habitation in deep space requires a self-restoring, Earth-like ecosystem to sustain technology, infrastructure, and society. Crucial elements include replicating Earth's 1G of gravity and maintaining a dependable oxygen supply, water availability, waste management, and a functioning agriculture system, all of which necessitate substantial energy likely greater than our current capabilities.

Is it possible for humans to survive long-term in deep space?

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[–] paper_clip@kbin.social 1 points 1 year ago

Inyalowda bera wanya fo du beltalowda depend ere ereluf unte owkwa fong earth, sasa ke?