ACLS 04

The European Space Agency (ESA) recently developed an advanced closed-loop system that has recently been placed on the International Space Station. This device converts half of the carbon dioxide produced by astronauts' exhalation into oxygen. Scientists see this major invention as an important step towards facilitating long-duration missions to Mars and beyond. This device, named "ACLS" for short, reached the "International Space Station" using a Japanese cargo spacecraft. The "ACLS" system is installed in a transport container that weighs 750 kg and is 1.98 meters long. An invention by the European Space Agency has reduced the amount of water needed to produce air. In 2084, NASA will establish a large residential base on the moon, and they will build the same air-making system in larger dimensions and a reactor. My simulations show these models.