Before revision: The anthroposphere is also closely related to the concept of the "technosphere" developed by geologist Peter Haff and URL The technosphere refers to all of the technological objects and systems manufactured and created by humans, as contrasted for instance to the URL Aspects of the anthroposphere include: mines from which minerals are obtained; mechanized agriculture and transportation which support the global food system; oil and gas fields; computer-based systems including the Internet; educational systems; landfills; factories; atmospheric pollution; artificial satellites in space, both active satellites and space junk; forestry and deforestation; urban development; transportation systems including roads, highways, and subways; nuclear installations; warfare.
After revision: , historian of science Jürgen Renn,The anthroposphere is also closely related to the concept of the "technosphere" developed by geologist Peter Haff and URL The technosphere refers to all of the technological objects and systems manufactured and created by humans, as contrasted for instance to the URL Aspects of the anthroposphere include: mines from which minerals are obtained; mechanized agriculture and transportation which support the global food system; oil and gas fields; computer-based systems including the Internet; educational systems; landfills; factories; atmospheric pollution; artificial satellites in space, both active satellites and space junk; forestry and deforestation; urban development; transportation systems including roads, highways, and subways; nuclear installations; warfare.