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Articles tagged: Mars mission

  • human space travel, Mars colonisation, Mars exploration, Martian economy April 2026 Exploring Mars – the key issues

    ... to generate all the components of rocket fuel and life support on Mars. Indeed, Mars mission analyst Dr Donald Rapp believes the simplest solution for the first Mars mission is to use Starship to carry the hydrogen as water from Earth. Starship...

    • human space travel
    • Mars colonisation
    • Mars exploration
    • Martian economy
    Authors: Donald Robertson    
  • 29 March 2018 Human Spaceflight: From Mars to the Stars

    ...that “humans will become a multi-planet species by making it to Mars, but no farther”. Although he realises that some readers will find...is also a colour photo insert, an appendix on “A Human Mars Mission”, a set of chapter notes and an index. What the...

  • Iya Whiteley, Mullard Space Science Laboratory, Nick Spall, The Mars-500 experiment December 2014 Ready for Mars? From Mars-500 to zero-gravity medical issues

    ... crew constituency studies. Six men from a wide international grouping were isolated for 520 days in a simulated Mars mission in 2010–11. All appeared healthy and content at the end of the period with no conflict situations reported, although...

    • Iya Whiteley
    • Mullard Space Science Laboratory
    • Nick Spall
    • The Mars-500 experiment
    Authors: Iya Whiteley     Nick Spall    
  • Donald Pettit, ISS, mars, NASA, William Gerstenmaier October 2015 Earth independence: new definitions of home on Mars missions and beyond

    ... them from harsh conditions. Power must be generated for the mission duration. They will learn to use the resources available on Mars from precursor missions like the Mars 2020 rover, which will carry an experiment to investigate the technology...

    • Donald Pettit
    • ISS
    • mars
    • NASA
    • William Gerstenmaier
    Authors: William Gerstenmaier    
  • Allyson Reneau, Article, mars, Moon November 2016 Moon or Mars - NASA’s next logical step?

    ... the environment, and medical facilities. In contrast, the ISS is Earth-reliant and dependent on re-supply flights. For a Mars mission of two years or more, astronauts will have to be both self-sufficient and Earth-independent. In situ resource...

    • Allyson Reneau
    • Article
    • mars
    • Moon
    Authors: Allyson Reneau    
  • 12 August 2015 The 10th Anniversary of NASA’s Mars Orbiter and the path to a manned Mars mission

    ...“ambassador,” galvanising both the public and the space community in the effort to launch an eventual manned mission to Mars. It’s going to be a long and risky journey. But spacecraft like the MRO have shown us that a) It is possible and b) It is ...

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