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Derideal Xeno bioreactor
I've been thinking this past week about the Derideal webcomic's bioreactors. I draw these things from time to time in my webcomic series, but I haven't done many definitive designs, despite the machine been draw several times in the story. in any case, here's the version 2 of the bioreactor, which are the among the first ones the Consortium made. "The bioreactor allows the directed/controlled growth of organic tissue, also recyling organic materials at some degree. they form a network of tanks that ensure the safety and the homeostasis inside each tank." Support me in Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/derideal Tool used: Clip studio paint + Photoshop + Huion Kamvas Shop: https://www.redbubble.com/people/Kiaun/shop - Find more stuff about me: https://linktr.ee/derideal
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The termite gut, which contains ~200 different microbes, is an exceptionally efficient bioreactor; it can produce up to 2 liters of hydrogen from a single sheet of paper. Further research is being done to see if it can be recreated as a renewable energy source. – WTF Fun Facts
Source: https://web.archive.org/web/20060922180946/http://www.jgi.doe.gov/education/bioenergy/bioenergy_4.html
Moonpool and Bioreactor
Perhaps you’ve heard of the inventions that have stepped up to uniquely combat climate change. Drone planting trees, satellites that spot methane leaks, pumps to cool down coral reefs- just to name a few.
Unfortunately everything costs money. And for a solution to such a big problem as climate change of course the price is steep. In order to spread these inventions across the board to everyone it would take a huge investment, like any startup. And who has the money?
Climate change is completely the fault of the wealthy bandits monopolizing our world. They aren’t ignorant. They are ignoring what’s right in front of them in favor of power and money. They have the means to provide solutions to everyone, they could build the future if they wanted.
The true cause of climate change is ignoring the logical warning of studies and statistics and not implementing the sustainable breakthroughs of science.
The hardworking scientist, inventor, engineer, etc. are busy finding ways to reverse climate change and prevent this from ever happening again. Yes to using technology, yes to using machines, yes to using the tools of the information age to right its wrongs.
For example the Bioreactor, a machine that can store carbon 400 times more effectively than trees! It can store the equivalent of an entire acre of trees, within the dimensions of 3’ x 3’ x 7‘, small enough to put in the alleys of your cities. It then turns the output, carbon rich sludge, into fuel and other useful commodities. All this, using AI! The Artificial Intelligence that has been demonized and feared can be used for good and this is a splendid example. The AI in the machine specifically caters to the algea’s (known to absorb carbon particularly well) needs, making it the most efficient it can be.
you might be thinking WELL WHY THE HELL AREN’T WE PUTTING THIS EVERY-FREAKING-WHERE THEN?
the answer to your outrage, sheeple, is BECAUSE THE WEALTHY FUCKING BASTARDS DON’T CARE.
If we used the tools and machines and knowledge available to us, we could end climate change for good in a couple of years ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Climate change is because of greed and money not the advancement of science and technology.
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This machine is a compact algae-fueled bioreactor that is 400x more effective at soaking up CO2 than trees, meanwhile producing biofuel or even food!
About to make some yeast grow!
Bioreactor: Bioengineering’s RALF 5 L w/ adaptations (stainless steel vessel; operating in airlift mode)
Submerged: A Subnautica Survival Diary – Entry 13: Expanding the Operation
Submerged Entry 13: Expanding the Operation Platform: Steam Deck Game: Subnautica Video: Base upgrades, Scanner Room expansion, wreck exploration, and Modification Station progress (no commentary) Well, it has been some time since I last sat down to document anything properly, but that is not to say nothing has been happening. Quite the opposite, actually. I simply decided nobody needed to…