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PDF downloads on how to make those cool (but expensive) enclosed glass ecosystem - "Here you have the choice of two different ecosystems, a "dry land" ecosystem like the one in our Virtual Ecosphere and a marine aquatic one." [via] Link. If anyone has made one of these, post up in the comments and let me know how it worked out.
HOW TO - Make your own DIY Science Eco-sphere
PDF downloads on how to make those cool (but expensive) enclosed glass ecosystem - "Here you have the choice of two different ecosystems, a "dry land" ecosystem like the one in our Virtual Ecosphere and a marine aquatic one." [via] Link. If anyone has made one of these, post up in the comments and let me know how it worked out.
Posted by Phillip Torrone |
Dec 27, 2005 09:15 AM
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You might check out the work of this group, doing a similar thing, although they are not concerned about a sealed system (they are much harder to make and balance). They use salvaged materials (e.g. 2L soda bottles) to have students create their own ecosystems and design experiments about them, or you could use their instructions to whip a batch of kimchee.
http://www.bottlebiology.org/
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