Things are falling together now. This is the homeworld of the people who colonized the moon, BUT are now extinct both on this chromatically odd world and the barren moon. Once she finds ideographs or hieroglyphs in the ruins, she can compare them with the ones in that building on the moon (issue #1). THEN we can see whether these now gone people were the moon colonists.
Shouldn’t have to filter out the O2 as much as not letting it freely Into the suit – she’s using it up constantly. Just cycle the exhaust & intake based on the suit internal CO2 levels should be enough.
The suit is still necessary for filtration (both ways) if you don’t know the biological safety of the location – kajillions of nasty bugs are possible, and it would take a full biosecurity team quite a while to check and clear all the possibilities. And then you walk a few Km and stumble into the source, Oopsie.
FYI –
PSI = 14.7
N2 = 780840
O2 = 209460
Ar = 009340
CO2 = 000330
33C = 91.4F
Air pressure is too high and you would taste the Argon in the air but it should be safe enough to breath it….
Woof.
Some technology in the area,judging by the chassis-like artifact.
Oxygen level higher than earth. She might get giddy.
Escaped ~ A likely story.
Soon in a cinema near you.
Things are falling together now. This is the homeworld of the people who colonized the moon, BUT are now extinct both on this chromatically odd world and the barren moon. Once she finds ideographs or hieroglyphs in the ruins, she can compare them with the ones in that building on the moon (issue #1). THEN we can see whether these now gone people were the moon colonists.
Shouldn’t have to filter out the O2 as much as not letting it freely Into the suit – she’s using it up constantly. Just cycle the exhaust & intake based on the suit internal CO2 levels should be enough.
The suit is still necessary for filtration (both ways) if you don’t know the biological safety of the location – kajillions of nasty bugs are possible, and it would take a full biosecurity team quite a while to check and clear all the possibilities. And then you walk a few Km and stumble into the source, Oopsie.
“I’m fine. I made it fine. Everything’s fine.
Right?”