Making 'food out of thin air' (2024)

(noemamag.com)

22 points | by muchweight 2 days ago

2 comments

  • vitally3643 1 day ago
    Breathless tech reporters have discovered farming
    • cjs_ac 1 hour ago
      The headline is a reference to the phrase ‘bread from air’, which was used to describe the applications of the Haber process.
  • trhway 39 minutes ago
    During WW2 Germany was making edible fats/margarine out of coal. Similarly, the atmospheric CO2 can be a source of carbon, especially say on Mars.

    (another thing back then in Germany - ramjet engine using coal in a metal basket as a fuel. The war does put minds to work - radars/computers/nukes on the Allies side also come to mind.)

    • krzat 32 minutes ago
      Coal margarine, this protein powder and some vitamins, I wonder how long human could survive on such "diet".
      • trhway 4 minutes ago
        Our cats and dogs live on such a diet (until you learn what the supermarket cat/dogfood really is and take them off it). Vets have been saying about all those health problems resulting from that diet.