What Food Will We Eat On Mars?
So say humans actually step foot on the Red Planet, what will those space pioneers eat once they're there? Anthony gives us a taste of what a Martian diet might consist of.
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Hawai'i Space Exploration Analog and Simulation
hi-seas.org/
"2013 Mission: To study food preparation strategies for long-term space exploration"
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"By the 1960s, NASA achieved an extraordinary technological feat by sending men into space. Yet one deceptively simple aspect of space travel took several more years to perfect: the food."
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hi-seas.org/?p=803
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hi-seas.org/?p=267
"Sleeping in space is tricky. Loud machines on the space shuttle and space station and floating-arm awkwardness in low gravity can keep astronauts awake. Plus, there's no 24-hour sunrise and sunset cycle to cue the body's circadian system."
HI-SEAS Recipes
hi-seas.org/?cat=43
Recipe Contest: Spicy Veggie Sushi Rolls
hi-seas.org/?p=2120
"Angelo and Yajaira help the crew celebrate the beginning of the last month by making Spicy Veggie Sushi Rolls submitted to the HI-SEAS recipe contest by Michele McGinn."
HI-SEAS Recipe: Cajun Style Spam Jambalaya
hi-seas.org/?p=2090
"Sian and Yajaira heat up the hab with a spicy Cajun Style Spam Jambalaya submitted the HI-SEAS recipe contest by James Harris."
Manned Mock Mars Mission Wrapping up in Hawaii
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"The Hawaii Space Exploration Analog and Simulation (HI-SEAS) is nearing the end of its 120-day mission on the northern slope of Mauna Loa."
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"We're going to Mars in ten years." Me, watching this in the year 2023 while eating a subway sandwich
Are you proposing a Martian cabin fever scenario? XD
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Congratulations your the first to get the second layer of that joke :). If I ever opened a coffee shop I would be tempted to call it Apollos
Solution: In the future we are hoping to have 3D printing advanced enough to make food, which means a lot more choices. Probably not much flavor though, so pack some spices and sauces.
okay found it
so thats where you been
The beard works, keep it! You look like a real man now.
I would learn everything needed to go to mars
Vegan food all the way. If things like hemp are grown then every part of the plant can be used. It has high protein and fibre. You can make fabric and rope etc from it and also medicine. Things like mushrooms would be good too as they can obviously be eaten but also you can make mushroom leather which requires non of the harsh chemicals or animal suffering associated with animal leathers.
i can't help but feel that in 10 years or so there will be a story about how everyone died (on mars or on the way to) This is pioneering and one thing that history kinda swept under the rug is how often pioneers died horrible horrible deaths.
ศรีราชา! In Sriracha. People put the sauce in every meal. Being dip for fry, as stir fry mixture, even noodle soup or spicy salad is included!
I remember something about using a liquid lining to protect a ship from radiation, so in theory, Soylent could pull double duty as sustenance and shielding.
I think making a farm on the space ship would be ore efficient. There are hydroponic systems that can grow crops really fast and insects are a cheap and efficient form of protein that can easily be produced.
Wow.....just wow
Digging the new look!
On the ISS right now there is a life support system that constantly recycles itself. (Things like water, urine, and sweat are reused for drinking water and oxygen) Mars One will be using a similar life support system on it's ship, the habitats on Mars however, rely on mostly Martian ice.
Depends on the food, things float and expire extremely fast. So it has to be long lasting and also not too crumbly etc. (Foods that last long and are crumbly could only be eaten once they land on Mars because they will have gravity)