Microbial Bacteria Sandwich Nano Space Suit to Make Oxygen

By: Lance Winslow
Submitted: 2007-01-17 16:26:30
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Since we now have bacteria which can eat just about anything why not make bacteria which eats the gases on the surface of Mars and coverts them into oxygen at hyper-metabolic rates. Sounds like pure Science Fiction Fantasy you say? Ah, Indeed yet who is to say that I am not the next Arthur C. Clarke or Isaac Asimov in the making?

Now then, with that point of contention crushed to the ground unable to rise again let us discuss the idea of a Space Suit which makes its own oxygen from the surrounding gasses. A Bacteria Sandwich Nano Space Suit to Make Oxygen if you will.

Impossible you say? Baloney I tell you let me explain why you are wrong and why I am right and why this is such a good idea. The Space Suits will have nano-carbon tube skin and they will be double layered like an Oreo Cookie. The cream in the middle will be bacteria, which loves CO2, moon dust or whatever we need to convert to make the oxygen.

The bacteria will eat the gas or minerals and the by-product of the custom made microbes will be Oxygen to breath. When hanging up in the closet of the Space Module these suits will produce oxygen and then when being warn outside they will also produce oxygen.

One critic of this Oreo Cookie sandwich space suit told me that the microbes will not make enough oxygen? Well that is why Nabisco created the; Double Stuff Oreo Cookie center that all the kids love and enjoy. So eat that you scientific critic. Consider all this in 2006.

Lance Winslow

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