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Utilizzare le acque reflue per viaggiare nello spazio

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In questo periodo ci si sta preparando al futuro viaggio su Marte e sono sorti alcuni dubbi, concernenti in particolare il viaggio, e si sta pensando a come ottimizzarlo al meglio.

Uno dei problemi principali riguarda il carburante necessario per gli spostamenti e la permanenza sul pianeta: quanto ne servirebbe? E nel caso dovessero esserci danni alle cisterne, come potrebbero risolvere il problema?

A dare una risposta ci sta pensando un centro tecnologico spagnolo, che sta lavorando ad un sistema che produrrebbe carburante dalle acque reflue grazie alla luce del sole e l’anidride carbonica presente sul pianeta.

Si tratta del primo reattore esistente capace di produrre propellente spaziale utilizzando l’aria del pianeta e le acque reflue prodotte dagli astronauti. Il reattore lavora tramite un sistema fotoelettrochimico, il quale permetterebbe di pulire le acque reflue per essere utilizzate come liquidi e carburante.

Si tratta di un sistema che è ancora in fase di testing, ma che potrebbe facilitare e rivoluzionare i viaggi spaziali a lungo termine, nonché di ridurre la CO2 presente e gestire efficientemente le risorse disponibili durante le spedizioni.

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Use wastewater to travel in space

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In this period Space Centers are preparing for the future trip on Mars and some doubts have arisen, particularly concerning the trip, and they are thinking about how to optimize it.

One of the main problems concerns the fuel needed to travel and stay on the planet: how much would it take? And if there is damage to the tanks, how can they solve the problem?

A Spanish technology centre is working on an answer: a system that would produce fuel from wastewater thanks to sunlight and the carbon dioxide present on the planet.

It is the first existing reactor capable of producing space propellant using the air of the planet and the wastewater produced by astronauts. The reactor works through a photoelectrochemical system, which would allow to clean the wastewater to be used as liquids and fuel.

This system is still being tested, but it could facilitate and revolutionize space travel in the long term, as well as reduce the CO2 present and efficiently manage the resources available during shipments.

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Use wastewater to travel in space

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In this period Space Centers are preparing for the future trip on Mars and some doubts have arisen, particularly concerning the trip, and they are thinking about how to optimize it.

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This system is still being tested, but it could facilitate and revolutionize space travel in the long term, as well as reduce the CO2 present and efficiently manage the resources available during shipments.

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Use wastewater to travel in space

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In this period Space Centers are preparing for the future trip on Mars and some doubts have arisen, particularly concerning the trip, and they are thinking about how to optimize it.

One of the main problems concerns the fuel needed to travel and stay on the planet: how much would it take? And if there is damage to the tanks, how can they solve the problem?

A Spanish technology centre is working on an answer: a system that would produce fuel from wastewater thanks to sunlight and the carbon dioxide present on the planet.

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In this period Space Centers are preparing for the future trip on Mars and some doubts have arisen, particularly concerning the trip, and they are thinking about how to optimize it.

One of the main problems concerns the fuel needed to travel and stay on the planet: how much would it take? And if there is damage to the tanks, how can they solve the problem?

A Spanish technology centre is working on an answer: a system that would produce fuel from wastewater thanks to sunlight and the carbon dioxide present on the planet.

It is the first existing reactor capable of producing space propellant using the air of the planet and the wastewater produced by astronauts. The reactor works through a photoelectrochemical system, which would allow to clean the wastewater to be used as liquids and fuel.

This system is still being tested, but it could facilitate and revolutionize space travel in the long term, as well as reduce the CO2 present and efficiently manage the resources available during shipments.

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In this period Space Centers are preparing for the future trip on Mars and some doubts have arisen, particularly concerning the trip, and they are thinking about how to optimize it.

One of the main problems concerns the fuel needed to travel and stay on the planet: how much would it take? And if there is damage to the tanks, how can they solve the problem?

A Spanish technology centre is working on an answer: a system that would produce fuel from wastewater thanks to sunlight and the carbon dioxide present on the planet.

It is the first existing reactor capable of producing space propellant using the air of the planet and the wastewater produced by astronauts. The reactor works through a photoelectrochemical system, which would allow to clean the wastewater to be used as liquids and fuel.

This system is still being tested, but it could facilitate and revolutionize space travel in the long term, as well as reduce the CO2 present and efficiently manage the resources available during shipments.

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