Ford workers told their CEO ‘none of the young people want to work here.’ So Jim Farley took a page out of the founder’s ...

Why is Mars barren and uninhabitable, while life has always thrived here on our relatively similar planet Earth?

He did hydroponics at home as an adult for years before stumbling into aquaponics, which he said turned into an obsession. "Eventually, we created our urban farm with a focus on aquaponics.

With impressive yields and efficient use of space, hydroponics may be the future of horticulture. Here's an overview of ...

Even transporting equipment for hydroponic farming would be too demanding, according to Abhijith, who therefore plans to build a 3D printer that can use materials from, for example, the Moon and Mars ...

While Mars is the headline, Starship’s capabilities extend far beyond. A modified version of the rocket is slated for NASA’s Artemis program, targeting a return to the Moon by the late 2020s.

Teaching through farming One example of that understanding is the Far Rockaway High School’s hydroponic farm, where Anderson did a walk-through on Friday, Jan. 24.

Before he knew it, hydroponic farming, soil-less cultivation with less water, became a go-to solution for urban spaces, helping Chennai homes grow their own produce on balconies.

The only real path forward, says Loureiro, is farming the land: “The perchlorate problem is something that we will inevitably have to deal with.” There is no soil on Mars.

The hydroponic Flex Farm system from Fork Farms can produce 25 pounds of leafy vegetables a week. Fresno Unified plans to install one of these systems at each of its high schools.

The hydroponic Flex Farm system from Fork Farms can produce 25 pounds of leafy vegetables a week. Fresno Unified plans to install one of these systems at each of its high schools.

Of course, agricultural conditions on Mars, where it’s extremely cold and dry with precious little oxygen, are much more extreme than those on Earth, where climate change is prompting chronic ...