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Articles tagged: Mars mission

  • astronaut monitoring, intelligent devices, spacesuit, technology translation, wearable technology October 2018 Developing wearable technologies for space and Earth

    ... the President of the United States prioritize the development of a lunar vicinity Gateway as a precursor to human Moon and Mars missions. The Gateway concept enables the development and implementation of key technologies necessary for the long-term...

    • astronaut monitoring
    • intelligent devices
    • spacesuit
    • technology translation
    • wearable technology
    Authors: Chris Culbert     Chris Gerty     David Alexander     Kate Rubins    
  • AI in space, Alpha Data, Field-programmable gate array circuits, FPGA circuits February 2022 FPGA computing reaches new heights

    ... Xilinx XQRKU060 offers a 5-10 times performance enhancement even when compared with the devices used on the latest Mars missions. This opens up a very wide range of new applications including advanced signal processing in space, compressing and...

    • AI in space
    • Alpha Data
    • Field-programmable gate array circuits
    • FPGA circuits
    Authors: Andrew McCormick     David Miller    
  • 3D printing, Additive manufacturing, Tommaso Ghidini March 2016 The Use of 3D Printing for Space Applications

    ... not possible with traditional processes. Moreover, the described technologies which offer solutions for the Moon or Mars missions may also be adopted on Earth, where 3D printing structures using solar power and in-situ resources could support...

    • 3D printing
    • Additive manufacturing
    • Tommaso Ghidini
    Authors: Tommaso Ghidini    
  • Dragon, Falcon 9, Kestrel Eye, Spaceborne Computer 14 August 2017 Falcon 9 to launch super-computer and army satellite

    ... Earth at long distances will have a lag of up to twenty-four minutes, which can be potentially dangerous for astronauts on Mars missions. “Such a long communication lag would make any on-the-ground exploration challenging and potentially dangerous...

    • Dragon
    • Falcon 9
    • Kestrel Eye
    • Spaceborne Computer
  • collaboration and competition, international collaboration, Space Exploration, Space industry trends July 2021 Collaboration and competition in lunar exploration

    ... the rationale for heading back to the Moon, and it is considered as a central piece in the development of future crewed Mars missions. Numerous initiatives - such as the NASA-led Artemis programme and the Russian-Chinese International Lunar Research...

    • collaboration and competition
    • international collaboration
    • Space Exploration
    • Space industry trends
    Authors: Charlotte Croison     Natalia Larrea Brito    
  • 11 February 2016 $19 Billion NASA Budget Proposed by White House

    ... the NASA budget. “This imbalanced proposal continues to tie our astronauts’ feet to the ground and makes a Mars mission all but impossible.” Radzanowski said that the budget supports a 2018 launch of the first SLS/Orion...

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