Apparently, for the Biosphere 2 project, it’s the latter option. Check out friend Geoff Manaugh’s review of the now run-down state of the facility, including some recent pictures of the site, which construction has basically been left to rot. Feral cities, indeed. Check out the glossy official Biosphere website; the pictures below tell a distinctly less upbeat story.
Tag: science
Omnivore 20/09/09
Investigating An E. Coli Outbreak, Palantirtech, Analysis Blog
Where Government Web Sites Go To Die, Jeff Carlton, Tech News World
Belatedly, Egypt Spots Flaw in Wiping Out Pigs, Michael Slackman, New York Times
In Praise of the Sci-Fi Corridor, Martin Anderson, Den of Geek
My Business Card (Is Crap), Ron Hogan, Subtle Bluntness
Images of Everest Expedition To Go On Display, Richard Brooks, The Times
BBC To Lose Heroes, Other American Imports?, Michael Hinman, Airlock Alpha
SciFriday: No Sci-Fi For Fall 2009?, Alan Stanley Blair, Airlock Alpha
Stargate Universe Embraces Its Destiny, Ken Denmead, Geek Dad
The Dowsing Rod That Finds Wi-Fi, Katie Scott, Wired Blog


