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Articles tagged: Mission to Mars

  • Artemis, BeAnAstronaut, International Space Station, NASA, NASA Commercial Crew Program 02 April 2020 Thousands Apply to Join NASA’s Artemis Generation, #BeAnAstronaut

    ... interest to take part in America’s plans to explore the Moon and take humanity’s next giant leap – human missions to Mars. Applications were received from every US state, the District of Columbia, and four US territories. However, the process...

    • Artemis
    • BeAnAstronaut
    • International Space Station
    • NASA
    • NASA Commercial Crew Program
  • CubeSat, disruption, miniaturised propulsion systems, on-board propulsion systems, Plasma Potential, Smallsats, ThrustMe April 2019 On-board propulsion set to drive the smallsat revolution

    ... also have sufficient capability to perform interplanetary exploration, such as with NASA’s recent launch of the Mars Cube One (MarCO) flyby mission to Mars. And with the burgeoning interest in asteroid mining, a disruption in the mining sector may...

    • CubeSat
    • disruption
    • miniaturised propulsion systems
    • on-board propulsion systems
    • Plasma Potential
    • Smallsats
    • ThrustMe
    Authors: Ane Aanesland     Dmytro Rafalskyi     Trevor Lafleur    
  • Philosophy of space mission, space ethics, Space Exploration, space settlement November 2021 The philosophy of space missions today

    ... send humans to the Moon and especially to Mars, should prompt space mission philosophers to take a greater interest in the bioethics of space missions. Human presence in space, especially on a mission to Mars, will not only involve a number of risks...

    • Philosophy of space mission
    • space ethics
    • Space Exploration
    • space settlement
    Authors: Konrad Szocik    
  • International Space Station, ISS, NASA 12 October 2016 NASA to move ahead with plans for private ISS modules

    ... statement, NASA hopes that the modules will support long-term crewed space exploration plans, including missions to Mars. “For humanity to successfully and sustainably settle the ‘final frontier,’ we will need to take advantage of investment and...

    • International Space Station
    • ISS
    • NASA
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