Please take a look at the wiki for documentation of electrical and software.
This is the official GitHub repository of the SpiCy-BEXUS team, dedicated to code sharing and documentation for our project.
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SpiCy (Stratospheric investigation of combinatory cyanobacterial biofilms) is a student-led mission to investigate the behavior of combinatory cyanobacterial biofilms under increased ionizing and non-ionizing radiation levels in the stratosphere to propose new alternatives of oxygen suppliance during space travel missions.
Cyanobacteria are among the oldest and most efficient photosynthetic organisms on planet Earth. They contribute 25% of the oxygen on Earth today and were crucial in forming our atmosphere in the early stages of Earth's development through oxygenation. As they are mostly aquatic or at least, need a certain degree of humidity, heterotrophic bacteria as a biofilm coordinator to mitigate their dependency are incorporated. These biofilms are a promising candidate in a plethora of space-related research (i.e. medicinal, life). Through forming adhesive biofilms, the bacteria are more resilient to radiation, thermal shocks, mechanical tearing and dry environments.
Project SpiCy intends to capitalize on the cyanobacterial ability to produce oxygen with minimum requirements and research their viability in long-term oxygen generation for human space flight and colonization missions.
This github documents the technical side of things.
Take a look at our Website
in der cmd ihres Vertrauens: clone this repo:
git clone https://github.com/EggiEl/SpiCy-BEXUS.git
- Neue Dateien aus Repo runterladen und mergen:
git pull
neue Dateien ins Repo einfügen:
- Stagen
git add .
- Commiten (Bitte gute NAchrichten schreiben)
git commit -m "Deine tolle Message"
- Hochladen
git push
stand auschecken:
- Alte Commits anzeigen lassen
git log
- Alten Stand anschauen:
git checkout "hashcode"
Installs:
https://nodejs.org/en/download
https://www.mongodb.com/try/download/community
In the root of the Project use:
pip install -r requirements.txt
npm install