...reactions to confinement over periods of 14, 105 and 510 days, designed to replicate the conditions of a mission to Mars. Although findings from the Mars simulations are less conclusive with regards to changes in mood and the TQP (Basner et al., 2014...
...on Earth, and perhaps even higher during deep space missions to Mars. Returning from Mars we might even be faced with a factor of 1000... the exposure of the population on Earth. For future missions to Mars and the Moon, the risk to health will be much...
... that is now becoming a reality could soon become ‘standard operating practice’ for space activities. Recent missions on Mars and the Moon are already ‘robotised’ and ‘digitalised’ with rovers exhibiting significant elements of autonomy. For...
...www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-switch/wp/2016/06/10/elon-musk-provides-new-details-on-his-mind-blowing-mission-to-mars/ 4 See, for examples of this the discussion by Maschke, P., Oubaid, V. and Pecena, Y. (2011). How Do Astronaut Candidate Profiles...
... around the Moon where NASA will test and verify technologies and processes needed before executing missions to Mars. Using a more powerful Exploration Upper Stage, Block 1B will have the capability to loft 105 metric tons...
...political power. Other space agencies had developed detailed plans for a permanent base to better prepare future missions to Mars. “When someone states that something is possible he is almost certainly right, when someone says something is impossible...