SUBJECT>WSU -- sugars, CO2, oxygen, etc.
POSTER>Grand Zero
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DATE>Thursday, 23 October 1997, at 5:22 a.m.
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<P>Random facts:
<BR>1. Sugars, including C6H12O6, are most often extracted from plant materials.
<P>2. Plants use CO2 and produce and expel oxygen.
<P>3. Enoch found a large room with lots of tubes and stuff that kinda sounded to me like a large reactor.
<P>Could it be that the Ipsos, using some type of geo-thermal heat, are utilizing the CO2-rich Martian atmosphere to raise some highly-efficient variety of plant life to provide the source for both their necessary oxygen and their beloved crystalline carbohydrate? If so, they must have a fairly large water source somewhere. If there's water, human life can be supported in much the same manner.
<P>Hmmm...maybe there's hope for your trip to Mars after all, Sky.
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<P>Zero
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