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Life Support Systems

The Planetary Life Support Systems are the principal open-science research themes supporting the InterPlanetary Project. Our exploration of these themes will help us reason through the present to discuss planetary futures, and thereby allow for the creation of comparative or counterfactual views of life (on earth, and beyond).

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Life Support Systems

Astrobiology and Life Detection
Autonomous Ecosystems
Intelligent Systems
Motion and Energy Technology
Planetary Policy, Law and Regulation
Social and Economic Engineering
Time Design

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