Ariel Ekblaw
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1,219 appearances
5 recordings
4 series
first heard May 2025
last heard 26 Jun
Ariel Ekblaw’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And we want space to work for everybody as much as we can.
People often ask, oh, what if you have health issues?
Can you still go to space?
Actually, many more health issues than you might think.
You can absolutely still go to space.
We just wouldn't put you in a position where you're going to be there for six months or a year.
And Sana's work, I think, has really profoundly changed.
inspired and informed how we think about interior design, architecture, and comfort and care in those next generation habitats that we're building.
Yes, and comfortable and empowering, yeah, when you go.
Again, we're standing on the shoulders of giants here because we have to make it safe, first and foremost.
That unlocks the ability to then think about, what if you didn't just have to survive in space, but you could thrive in space?
And we've built a nearly 30-foot mock-up of our Tesserae space habitat.
We've exhibited it around at TED, Seattle Museum of Flight.
When you walk into it, we have things like...
A zero gravity kitchen.
What does it mean to do fermentation like sourdough or kimchi bubbling in space?
We have an algae stained glass window.
The algae is inside of these panels where it gets some light from the outside.
So you can actually grow the algae like cyanobacteria.
And then have the algae, in partnership with the bacteria, produce something useful for the habitat, like oxygen.
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