Light, plants, and power for life support on Mars.
Frank B. Salisbury(Utah State University), S. Silverstone(Santa Fe Institute), A. Alling(Sphere Institute), William F. Dempster, Mark D. Nelson(US Forest Service), J. P. Allen(Sphere Institute), David L. Bubenheim
PubMed
January 1, 2002
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