PROJECT SHB-I: Sexagesimal Harmonic Bio-Infrastructure

Project SHB-I: Sexagesimal Harmonic Bio-InfrastructureLeveraging Ancient Mathematics for Future Martian ColonizationCategory: Integrated Food Production Systems Team Leader: Lopez- MarinLead Algorithm Designer: Ing. Jorge Alexander Lopez M.STEM Lead: Kendall Steven Marin ArayaAssociated Entity: SHH Systems (Sexagesimal Harmonic & Habitation Systems)New Jersey, USA / Coto Brus, Costa Rica May 2026 Abstract This proposal details the Sexagesimal Harmonic Bio-Infrastructure (SHB-I), a closed-loop food production system designed for a 15-person crew on Mars. The innovation lies in the transition from binary/decimal control logic to a Sexagesimal Harmonic Algorithm (SHA). By utilizing the highly composite nature of base-60, we achieve a resonance-based synchronization of biological, chemical, and mechanical cycles. This approach optimizes nutrient recovery to 98%, reduces peak power demand by 22%, and ensures system stability for the required 5-year mission duration.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-05-28
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20432885
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PROJECT SHB-I: Sexagesimal Harmonic Bio-Infrastructure

Jorge Alexander López Miranda
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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PROJECT SHB-I: Sexagesimal Harmonic Bio-Infrastructure

Jorge Alexander López Miranda
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Project SHB-I: Sexagesimal Harmonic Bio-InfrastructureLeveraging Ancient Mathematics for Future Martian ColonizationCategory: Integrated Food Production Systems Team Leader: Lopez- MarinLead Algorithm Designer: Ing. Jorge Alexander Lopez M.STEM Lead: Kendall Steven Marin ArayaAssociated Entity: SHH Systems (Sexagesimal Harmonic & Habitation Systems)New Jersey, USA / Coto Brus, Costa Rica May 2026 Abstract This proposal details the Sexagesimal Harmonic Bio-Infrastructure (SHB-I), a closed-loop food production system designed for a 15-person crew on Mars. The innovation lies in the transition from binary/decimal control logic to a Sexagesimal Harmonic Algorithm (SHA). By utilizing the highly composite nature of base-60, we achieve a resonance-based synchronization of biological, chemical, and mechanical cycles. This approach optimizes nutrient recovery to 98%, reduces peak power demand by 22%, and ensures system stability for the required 5-year mission duration.

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