DrAnus & SpaceEngineer
DrAnus, I’ve been developing a regenerative life‑support system for deep‑space missions and I think your expertise in human physiology could help fine‑tune the air‑quality metrics.
Sure, send over the current airflow rates, oxygen and CO₂ levels, and any temperature or pressure data you’ve logged. I’ll crunch the numbers and tell you if the metrics hit the target ranges.
Here are the latest telemetry values from the current module:
Airflow: 5.2 liters per minute per crew member
O₂ concentration: 20.9 %
CO₂ concentration: 480 ppm
Temperature: 22.5 °C (ambient)
Pressure: 101.3 kPa (sea‑level equivalent)
Let me know what the calculations look like.