I remember the exposure documentaries. It's pleasing they found net positives and continue, but I think they're a bit in denial about much of the early story being junk science. If they hadn't been a bit stupid about the seal breach stories they might have had a less rough passage.
Iirc there were also internal power struggles, and funding issues. They'd set stringent goals on being a sealed experiment, their visuals emphasised the airlock aspects and then they had to accept realities.
Running well structured experiments on large biomass under uni supervision is good.
Iirc there were also internal power struggles, and funding issues. They'd set stringent goals on being a sealed experiment, their visuals emphasised the airlock aspects and then they had to accept realities.
Running well structured experiments on large biomass under uni supervision is good.