AstroBiota: Conservation as an Operating Model
A conservation-first economic model built around preserving biological process rather than extracting biological objects โ enabling continuous, non-destructive fermentation and real abundance.
Field notes and research writings from the AstroBiota Observatory: biological programming, symbiosis, and state memory in living systems.
A growing archive of independent research papers, governance frameworks, and biological reference artifacts exploring witness, trace, and consequence in living and machine systems.
A conservation-first economic model built around preserving biological process rather than extracting biological objects โ enabling continuous, non-destructive fermentation and real abundance.
A pilot invitation for mycelium and filamentous fungi teams: can history-dependent state conditioning reduce variance without changing DNA?
Proto-Lichen โ a reproducible symbiotic morphology where tomentose fungal mycelium carries algal partners as a dry biofilm.