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Articles tagged: Mission to Mars

  • colonizing space, mars, Mars exploration 20 September 2021 Best time for a human Mars mission? During a solar maximum, new study says

    ... shows that while space radiation imposes strict limitations and presents technological difficulties for the human mission to Mars, such a mission is still viable”, the authors write in their research paper. “Since the next solar max is coming...

    • colonizing space
    • mars
    • Mars exploration
  • Artemis, Mars 2020 mission, Mars Oxygen In-Situ Resource Utilisation Experiment (MOXIE), Perseverance 23 April 2021 Mars rover instrument, MOXIE, extracts first oxygen from Red Planet

    ... into useable things: propellant, breathable air, or, combined with hydrogen, water.” A key objective of Perseverance’s mission on Mars is astrobiology, including the search for signs of ancient microbial life. The rover will characterize the planet...

    • Artemis
    • Mars 2020 mission
    • Mars Oxygen In-Situ Resource Utilisation Experiment (MOXIE)
    • Perseverance
  • mars, Mars exploration, NASA 09 August 2021 NASA is seeking applicants for yearlong simulated Mars mission

    ... into the cosmos, the astronaut experience will change. In preparation for the real-life challenges of future missions to Mars, NASA will study how highly motivated individuals respond under the rigor of a long-duration, ground-based...

    • mars
    • Mars exploration
    • NASA
  • 3D printing, Aidan Cowley, LavaHive, Leo Teeney, mars October 2015 How to 3D-print a habitat on Mars

    ... flexibility, allowing ad-hoc production of parts as the need arises and is paramount for a logistically self-sustaining mission to Mars. Why we love lava Printing using lava may seem incredible, but is in fact an elegant and simple approach. ...

    • 3D printing
    • Aidan Cowley
    • LavaHive
    • Leo Teeney
    • mars
    Authors: Aidan Cowley     Leo Teeney    
  • Nicole Scott, Space for Art March 2016 Space for art

    ... of our solar system NASA’s Mars exploration programme seeks to understand whether Mars was, is, or can be a habitable world. Missions like Mars Pathfinder, Mars Exploration Rovers, Mars Science Laboratory and Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, among many...

    • Nicole Scott
    • Space for Art
    Authors: Nicole Stott    
  • atmosphere, radiation, shielding, space crew November 2017 Radiation protection for space colonists and travellers

    ...already on board to protect the crew of long-distance missions to Mars. Supplies, equipment and launch and re-entry seats, ...Orion capsule. The vest is due to be tested on the Orion mission scheduled to orbit the Moon in late 2018. It will be attached ...

    • atmosphere
    • radiation
    • shielding
    • space crew
    Authors: L. Joseph Parker    
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