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Forbes on 2022-06-08 02:00

Human Pee And Mushroom Tea: Two New Weird Ways To Stay Alive On Mars Sniffed-Out By Scientists

Recent research points to the possible importance of human waste and kombucha, also known as mushroom tea, in building and sustaining a colony on Mars

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