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>From: piclist-bounces@mit.edu [mailto:piclist-bounces@mit.edu] 
>On Behalf Of Peter P.
>Sent: 17 August 2007 14:45
>To: piclist@mit.edu
>Subject: Re: [OT]: Algae coil symbiosis dive from April 
>slightly changedintime ?
>
>Jinx and Michael, here are links to the original announcements 
>and to the website of the experiment:
>  
>  http://valleyscuba.com/forum/showthread.php?t=919
>  http://www.biosub.com.au/The_BioSUB.htm
>  
>My comments to what has been said so far:
>
>I do not think that the use of body products to feed, and of 
>some power from the bicycle generator to light the algae 
>scrubber coil is out of line with the goal of the experiment. 
>Hard data is hard to come by, and the message above indicates 
>that the habitat was blown with compressed air once a day (I 
>assume that this had a lot to do with smell and a little with 
>O2). Anyway from here to the CNN article version, there is a 
>long, long, long way to go. Even if the CNN article just so 
>happened to appear at a time when NASA is becoming involved 
>(and it did not appear in April when it was news everywhere on 
>the net as far as I remember).
>

Peter,

Thanks for the links, I do find the concept very interesting.

Regards

Mike

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