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Jarman, Russia, Sought & North Africa, India (Delhi, Mumbai), New York (Elbridge), Chin (Haikou, Forbidden City), North Korea, Etc.

Name of Managing Director (Universe WavesX)

Jarman: Matteo Ben

Russia: Nikolaj

Sought Africa: Melokuhle Ade

North Africa: Dakarai Jabari

India: Shibraj N.

New York: Lucas Liam

Chin: Haoyu Bo

North Korea: Beom Seok

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Plant Growth Systems

Advanced plant growth systems in space utilize hydroponics, aeroponics, and artificial lighting to support sustainable food production and oxygen generation for long-duration missions.

1. Hydroponic Systems

Soil-less farming method using nutrient-rich water solutions to support plant growth in space and controlled environments.

2. Aeroponic Systems

Advanced cultivation technique where plants grow in air with misted nutrients, requiring minimal water and space.

3. Artificial Lighting

LED-based lighting systems providing optimal wavelengths for photosynthesis in environments with limited natural sunlight.

4. Controlled Atmosphere

Regulated temperature, humidity, and CO₂ levels to optimize plant growth and ensure sustainability in space habitats.

5. Nutrient Delivery Systems

Automated systems that deliver essential minerals and nutrients to plants, ensuring consistent and efficient growth.

6. Water Recycling Systems

Efficient water management systems that purify and recycle water to sustain plant growth with minimal waste.

7. Genetic Engineering

Development of genetically modified plants that can thrive in extreme conditions, such as microgravity and low temperatures.

8. AI & Robotics

Integration of artificial intelligence and robotic systems to monitor plant health, automate farming tasks, and improve efficiency.

9. Vertical Farming

Multi-layered plant cultivation to maximize space utilization and enhance food production in limited areas.

10. Oxygen Generation

Plants play a crucial role in producing oxygen and absorbing CO₂, creating a sustainable ecosystem for long-term space missions.

11. Microbial Symbiosis

Using beneficial microbes to enhance plant growth, improve nutrient absorption, and protect against diseases.

12. Smart Sensors

Advanced sensors that monitor plant growth conditions, detect nutrient deficiencies, and adjust environmental settings in real-time.

13. Bioreactors

Systems that use algae and other microorganisms to produce oxygen, recycle waste, and generate biomass for food and energy.

14. Space Soil Simulation

Research on recreating soil-like materials for plant growth in extraterrestrial environments, such as Mars and the Moon.

15. Waste-to-Nutrient Conversion

Systems that recycle organic waste into nutrient-rich compost, ensuring sustainability in closed-loop space habitats.