PyraPOD A17F: larger growing & living POD with 60 degree arch edges, SolaRoof + iAVS sandponics
While simplifying my backyard PyraPOD, Richard and I have found we could fit four larger iAVS sandponics towers with one
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PyraPOD A4x4: while straight edge P4x4 is designed for DIY, this one will be made by professionals
P stands for Pyramid, A for Arch. Curved edge and surface gives us more room inside than the one with
What is that? Pay attention to the object which is far from the rest of the 11 objects around the sun on the Sumerian Tablet
While looking at the Sumerian Tablet that Zecharia Sitchin was holding, I realize that most people focus on the 11
PyraPOD-P4x4: a growing & living tower combining Richard Nelson’s SolaRoof and Mark McMurtry’s iAVS
Beside PeachPOD, this is a simpler design that combines Richard Nelson’s SolaRoof controlled environment and Mark McMurtry’s simple iAVS sandponics.
Top view of PyraDEMO when bubble filling starts from the beginning to total fill
Two blowers and two spray nozzles are used in this version to fill a true cavity formed by two layers
Continue readingTop view of PyraDEMO when bubble filling starts from the beginning to total fill
BubbleTech in Norway (4): the 4th bubble greenhouse we checked onsite during November 8-11 Oslo trip
This greenhouse is a multi-module one, located at Taranrødveien 97, 3171 Sem in Norway. This one is the largest of
BubbleTech in Norway (3): the 3rd bubble greenhouse we checked onsite during November 8-11 Oslo trip
This greenhouse is a single module, located to the right-hand side of Vestsiden Junior High School on the second level.
BubbleTech in Norway (2): the 2nd bubble greenhouse we checked onsite during November 8-11 Oslo trip
This greenhouse is located right in the middle of Sydskogen primary school’s second level court yard. Anne Wirstad arranged everything
BubbleTech in Norway (1): the 1st bubble greenhouse we checked onsite during November 8-11 Oslo trip
Finally got the chance to compile all the pictures and videos we took for this first bubble greenhouse. Anne Wirstad