/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>12742036
Obviously fungus paste and potatoes.

>>12742036
I heard burgers are good

What’s stopping me from shooting the people above me? Also pass the space grapes please

>>12742050
Bro that's probably like 10 miles away

Hemp paste

>>12742052
The spinning would also make it nearly impossible.

>>12742036
>!
How about you make it back to plebbit or tumblr?

>>12742056
depending on how fast its spinning you could shoot yourself

>>12742050
conservation of angular momentum+distance

>>12742050
You risk depressurizing everything. A generation ship/station like this really should have segmented farmland. Doesnt make any sense, if there is one problem they lose their entire yield.

I try to think about the generation ships that will be required to centuries at sub-light speed to get to our nearest habitable planets.
Matrix soy paste/gruel can only go so far before space madness sets in.

>>12742067
depressurization is a meme. shooting a hole in a space craft is will just cause the air to slowly leak out

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plants_in_space

Probably these. But what dishes can we make with them?

>>12742070
minds will be uploaded to new bodies made by robots. Humans will never travel in space

>>12742058
How about you shut the fuck up and let me get back to porking yer mum!

>>12742072
You are an idiot that clearly doesnt see how thin the hull of that ship is. Did you not notice the fucking glass windows? If you punctured that hull say bye bye to everyone.

>>12742086
A household vacuum cleaner is more powerful than the vacuum of space

>>12742080
but the uploaded "humans" would then be robots too, no?

>>12742091
Vacuum cleaners dont create actual vacuums dummy. You cant compare them, they behave differently

>>12742050
the fact that they don't allow retarded niggers into one of those things

Moon Pies, man. Moon Pies.

>>12742050
You can only produce negligible amounts of gunpowder using your own piss, otherwise all ammunition is banned for general ownership.

Eh, good enough excuse to post this I reckon

>>12742050
It’s the future, anon. There are no guns on the station except for the museum, and those are all filled with cyberconcrete.

probably vitamin enriched soy products

>>12742050
>What’s stopping me from shooting the people above me?
don't let americans on board

>>12742050
This is why humans can't have nice things

>>12742036
Hydroponic vegetables and lab grown meat supplemented by stores of preserved food and condiments.

>>12742070
Generation ships by definition have to be self-sufficient. They make journeys centuries in length. They would have farming facilities of some kind.

>>12742086
that hull isn't thin
it's several meters thick at the minimum

By then humans probably no longer need to consume food and can just recharge or photosynthesis.

>>12742036

>>12742036
A colony like that? They literally have more "natural" ecosystem than people. It's a terrarium with occasion access to outside resources (and with Gundam universe, Earth). So pretty much anything they want to sustainably farm, fish; and possibly even hunt if they, and I'm sure they did, plan it all out.

>>12742093
Cyborg technically

>>12742188
i dont get it

Tubes of food paste and bars of soap

mutated Chicken and shitty rice grown from the red dust on mars.

>>12742036
mars

>>12742106
>Vacuum cleaners dont create actual vacuums dummy.
Any pressure below atmospheric pressure is a vacuum.
That said at full earth normal pressure you only have about 14psi (101kPa) of pressure pushing out. Now over a large body that's more than enough to destroy even hardened buildings. But when it's just a small hole it's not that much force, literally 14 pounds over an area of a square inch.

>>12742036
Anything you could ever want. See that station up ahead? There are over 280,000 of these dotting the entire station! All you have to do is walk up to it, and tell it what you want. It will construct the meal right before you, ready to enjoy! Go ahead, give it a try!

>>12742050
What's stopping you from doing it rn? I don't get it

>>12742206

>let

>>12742058
damn i watched that shitty netflix documentary and thought it was bullshit but apperantly people actually get rustled by a fucking line

>>12742050
ay uh bix nood ma niggah

>>12742050
>Humans solve all their problems
>American throws it into chaos, "what's to stop me from shooting people?".
Leave Americans back on earth, by that time they would have Africanized themselves anyway.

>>12743469
The names of the dishes sound like they could have been names of ships in the Culture novels.

>>12743703
Fun fact; these were named after a guy whose last name was Mars. Not after the planet.

>>12745360

This Culture sounds fucking based, I'll have to check those out.

>>12745443
It's good space opera. Lots of stuff about really fucking huge ships tossing antimatter at eachother, but at the same time usually grounded very nicely into a few main characters. And always with a slightly self-ironic thread of humour running through it.
State of the Art is a collection of short stories, not all of them in the Culture setting. Probably a good place to start.

At the very least you owe it to yourself to read Odd Attachment.
http://library.uniteddiversity.coop/More_Books_and_Reports/The_Culture_Novels-Iain_M_Bainks-Anarchist_Science_Fiction/iain%20m%20banks%20-%201989%20-%20the%20state%20of%20the%20art/Iain%20M.%20Banks%20-%20The%20State%20of%20the%20Art%20v1.html

>>12742036
food

>>12742036
Try out the Babylon 5 cookbook.

>>12745488

Yeah bro, I've got samples coming in over Whispernet right now; thanks for the recommendations dude.

>>12742036
It seems the ship emulates earth's ecosystem so the real answer is food is the same. Although wine maybe not quite as refined and varied as on earth because of the change in soil and weather.

>>12742067
Because it looks cool. It's an illustration, you autist

>>12742086
there have been holes in the iss before. they just patch them up and move on. air escapes very slowly.

>>12745813
Won't all meats take on a different flavor profile as well, then? Of course vegetables will taste completely different. Presumably water would be different enough as well to affect anything it is used in. Space bagels to rival nyc?

Good god this is the end of food as we know it.

iirc that halo of structures are supposed to be food production facilities

>>12745443
Sauce on image in reflection?

>>12742036
Looks like a.c.clarkes RAMA.

>>12746451
but would you use your unprotected finger to plug a hole?

>>12742036
always wondered ehy these concepts had giant windows. doesnt matter what you ate since youd be throwing up all the time from motion sickness as it spins at 40-rotations per second. youd have to have no windows to prevent that

>>12746915
does it need to spin that fast to generate the gravity?

and of cos they need windows because plants need to photosynthesise

>>12746915
the windows are there to allow the vast mirrors to project natural sunlight into the colony.
I would also guess that the mirrors also contain solar cels to provide energy.

>>12746980
& I imagine the mirrors can open and close like a flower to simulate a day/night cycle.

>>12746938
i grow succulents with om s 150g aquarium with a Stingray aquarium lamp. Sunlight is completely optional for plants these days. LEDs work as well as old fashioned grow lights and require hardly any energy.

>>12746980
and that's fine if they bounce light into the colony without actually showing the stars spinning like a kaleidoscope on speed.

spirulina
chlorella

Now take your nutrient shake and either go back to your pod or back to work.

>>12747023
yup because just like in daytime you can't see the stars because the sunlight outshines the stars.
& in the evening & night with future technology the windows can turn to video screens depicting anything aesthetically pleasing like people who like to watch meteor showers or ships coming & going.

>>12742036
Tea. Earl Grey. Hot.

>>12747043
this is the most terrifying aspect of life in space for me.
In Leo Frankowskis's "a boy & his tank" the protag is essentially a slave on the mining asteroid he was born on.
His clothes are made of paper, he throws away his dirty clothes at night & he gets a new set in the mail every morning with his breakfast, typical nutrient sludge. He is charged for everything; food, water, air, light, space & even off time.
His only escape was joining the military which becomes even more terrifying, I won't spoil it.

>>12747059
>be in space
>looking forward to sunset all day
>here it comes
>anime tiddies
>anime tiddies everywhere
>3 miles high
>jiggling like my gelatin Tang food product
>truly a marvel of technology

It's not like theres a sun on every 'corner', Unless your travelling at lightspeed or through wormholes.

>>12747085
I can't wait for the mega hack that will take over every digital billboard in the entire world, bonus for TV, phones, PC, console

In "The Gods Themselves" people live on the moon and they eat like nutritional algae, a guy from Earth goes to live with the "Lunies" and they all balk at the thought of the gristle and fat on a steak so, in space I imagine food will be purely utilitarian. When the first generation is born in space and raised on space algae nutri-goo they'll probably regard Earth food as barbarous. Just like your average person now would refuse to eat what was eaten everywhere in the 1800s.

>>12747023
but what about the vitamin D

humans need sunlight for vitamin D, if not you get depression and all sorts of nasty shit

can LED lamps generate vit D?

>>12747305
Any source of UV light can, yes.

>>12747356
That’s not a slig.

>>12746463
Most vegetables we eat already are modified so much they will taste the same no matter where they grow. It's goodbye to delicious seasonal vegetables and to good wines because of how much they rely on natural conditions. Most animals we eat never see the light of day so they won't be affected. Free range animals should be fine as well but they will be much much more expensive since land will be more expensive.

>>12747370
Pretty sure Dune came first

What anime is this from? I am pretty sure I have seen it in some cyberpunk series.

>>12742036
Here ya go

>>12742036
worm spice.

>>12748176
Those colonies were used in all the gundam series.

>>12742036
I hear the fish are pretty good.

>>12748613
ty looks delish

>>12746915
>>12746938
Nah, the thing looks twenty km across. You'd be spinning more like once every three minutes.