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A '''Biodome''' is an insulated dome-shaped structure with a closed ecosystem. It doesn't require exchange of matter with the outside world. Biodomes provide a life-supporting habitat in inhospitable places. Such for [[humans|human]] colonies on [[planets]] | [[File:Biodome-Elite-Dangerous.png|thumb|300px|Biodome on an airless planet]] | ||
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A '''Biodome''' is an insulated dome-shaped structure with a closed ecosystem. It doesn't require exchange of matter with the outside world. Biodomes provide a life-supporting habitat in inhospitable places.<ref>I. I. Gitelson; G. M. Lisovsky & R. D. MacElroy (2003). ''Manmade Closed Ecological Systems''. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taylor_%26_Francis Taylor & Francis]. ISBN [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:BookSources/0-415-29998-5 0-415-29998-5].</ref> Such as for [[humans|human]] colonies on [[planets]], [[moons]] without breathable atmospheres as well as [[Megaships]] in space. A biodome can contain farms, forests and parks. | |||
[[File:Dionysus-Class-Agricultural-Vessel.png|thumb|200px|Dionysus Class Agricultural Vessel]] | |||
[[Agricultural Vessel|Agricultural Vessels]] have agricultural domes to cultivate and transport agricultural products. [[Tourist Ship|Tourist Ships]] and [[Generation ships|Generation Ships]] have biodomes to grow organic materials and so that passengers can experience an artificial outdoor world. | |||
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