Ed Bass
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Kathy Dyhr
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Kathelin Gray
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John Allen
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Tony Burgess
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Sally Silverstone
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Marie Harding
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Mark Nelson
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William Dempster
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Taber MacCallum
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Ed Bass | Kathy Dyhr | Kathelin Gray | |||
John Allen | Tony Burgess | Sally Silverstone | |||
Larry Winokur | Linda Leigh | Marie Harding | |||
Mark Nelson | William Dempster | Taber MacCallum |
Ed Bass | Kathy Dyhr | ||
Kathelin Gray | John Allen | ||
Tony Burgess | Sally Silverstone | ||
Larry Winokur | Linda Leigh | ||
Marie Harding | Mark Nelson | ||
William Dempster | Taber MacCallum |
Funded by a Texas oil tycoon hoping to acquire licensable technologies for space colonisation, the mission of Biosphere 2 was to maintain an isolated, sustainable environment for two years. It was a mission that became a dystopian simulation of ecological crisis, after which a corporate consultant took over the venture and disappeared the data.
If Spaceship Earth is a cautionary tale about the forces that threaten our planet, it is also an inspirational tribute to what a small creative group can achieve.