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• Research
  A mars settlement er exploration outpost may be built around its research [[Settle ...ony development, as well as basic scientific research to better understand Mars and its characteristics.
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• List of Robotic Missions
  Many mission names begin with the word "Mars": where this is the case, they are listed by the ''second'' word of their n [[Mars Observer]]<BR/>
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• Atlas V
  ...:MRO_Liftoff.jpg|thumb|200px|right|The '''Atlas V''' Rocket launches the [[Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter]] into space.]] ...Mars Science Laboratory, the MAVEN Mars Orbiter, the InSight Mars and the Mars 2020-Perseverance mission.
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• Mars Polar Lander
  ...veyor98.gif|thumb|right|200px|The official mission patch for the ill-fated Mars Polar Surveyor mission.]] ...cate with the spacecraft failed, on January 17, 2000, the [[Jet Propulsion Laboratory]], who managed the mission, declared it a loss.
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• Sojourner
  ...'Sojourner'' rover exploring the Martian surface after deployment by the [[Mars Pathfinder]] lander.]] ...[[The Planetary Society]] of Pasadena, CA, and [[NASA]]'s [[Jet Propulsion Laboratory]] for students writing essays suggesting a name for the pioneering robot.
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• Imaging Spectroscopy
  Imaging spectroscopy has been used by telescopes and spacecraft to study Mars. ...ations and New Discoveries (2006-present). <nowiki>http://crism.jhuapl.edu/science/themes/index.php</nowiki></ref>
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• List of Launch Systems and Vendors
  This is a list of active or future launch systems that can be used for Mars missions. !Mars missions
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• Phoenix Mars Mission
  [[Image:Pheonixlogo.jpg|thumb|200px|right|The official logo for the ''Phoenix Mars Mission''.]] ...c mission, the first lander in NASA's "Scout class". The lander landed in Mars' north polar region on May 25th 2008, and the scientific package aimed to a
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• Landing large payloads on the Martian surface
  This subject is a subset of the [[Landing on Mars]] topic. Because Mars has a thin atmosphere it is possible to use it for aerobraking. However, t
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• Crew 176 - PolMars
  [[Category: Mars Desert Research Station]] ...ue expanding the research on similar processes occurring on the surface of Mars and at the desert of Utah.
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• Crew 188
  [[Category:Mars Desert Research Station]] ...nd research in the new ERAU Spacesuit Utilization of Innovative Technology Laboratory (S.U.I.T. Lab).
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• Crew 180 - Team LATAM 1
  [[Category: Mars Desert Research Station]] ...Materials Science with emphasis in nanotechnology. I work at the National Laboratory of Nanotechnology in the National Center of High Technology CENAT. I am in
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• Crew 169 - Team Peru IV
  [[Category:Mars Desert Research Station]] ...es in the university, managing to be part of one of the exhibitors at the "Science Tunnel - Tour Peru 2014".
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• Crew 186 - Boilers2Mars
  [[Category:Mars Desert Research Station]] ...Systems Laboratory on the design of supersonic retropropulsion systems for Mars entry descent and landing. He previously completed a BA with a double major
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• Lakes on Mars
  {{Mars atlas}} Lakes on Mars
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• Crew 192
  [[Category:Mars Desert Research Station]] ...edical Branch and Wyle in Exploration Medical Capability Element for Moon, Mars and Near-Earth asteroid mission. He completed Southern Hemisphere Space Stu
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• Crew 1a - Crew Bio
  ...a founding member of the Mars Society and treasurer of the Rocky Mountain Mars Society. ...cience degree in Biology from the University of Texas in 1974, a Master of Science degree in Genetics from Texas A & M University in 1976, and his Ph.D. in Bi
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• Astrobiology
  ...nd crosses over into other fields of science. Astrobiology is a fairly new science. NASA began the National Astrobiology Institute (NAI) in the year 1998. ( ...imes 2013) If scientists prove liquid water is currently on the surface of Mars, it would be an ideal solvent for complex molecules to assemble into life.
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• Crew 173 - Team Prima
  [[Category: Mars Desert Research Station]] ...e University of London Observatory; and being an analogue astronaut at the Mars Desert Research Station, USA. She is currently the Chair of the Slovak Orga
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• Crew 182
  [[Category: Mars Desert Research Station]] Atila is an undergraduate biology Peruvian student in the Science and Philosophy Department at Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia. His main
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• Crew 182-Team Peru V
  [[Category: Mars Desert Research Station]] Atila is an undergraduate biology Peruvian student in the Science and Philosophy Department at Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia. His main
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• List of movies
  |After a failed mission to Mars, A.I./ARTI is now used for the 2036 mission with a few human supervisors. A ...he International Space Station that uncovers the first evidence of life on Mars.
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• Mars Odyssey
  [[Image:Mars-odyssey.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Artists impression of the Mars Odyssey orbiter]] ...01, 0230 Universal Time (October 23, 7:30 pm PDT/ 10:30 EDT).''" - [http://mars.jpl.nasa.gov/odyssey/overview/ Mission website].
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• Mars Movies
  ...on documentary films related to Mars. A select list of the best known Mars Science Fiction movies is provided in the table below. The table is sortable chrono |After a failed mission to Mars, A.I./ARTI is now used for the 2036 mission with a few human supervisors.
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• Crew 203
  ...ionate about human exploration of outer space, and in particular of planet Mars, his current field of work is on human systems and performance, robotic sys ...on”, where she designed a device to simulate the atmospheric conditions of Mars. From this point her work has been focused on finding extremophile microorg
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• Mineralogical exploration
  ...rent analysis equipment. Exploration is a precursor step to [[mining]] on Mars.[[File:Quad.jpg|thumb|Geologist rover reconfigured with a moving/rotating c ...s vehicle will need to be able to extract samples and bring them back to a laboratory for analysis, or perform these analysis itself. Probably battery powered,
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• Lunae Palus quadrangle
  {{Mars atlas}} |[[Mars Quadrangles|Quadrangles]]
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• Mars 2020
  [[File:PIA21635-Mars2020Rover-ArtistConcept-20170523.jpg|thumb|300px|left|Mars 2020 Rover - Artist's Rendering]] '''Mars 2020''' is a [[Mars rover]] mission by [[NASA]]'s [[Mars Exploration Program]] which was launched on 2020, July 30th, and landed suc
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• Mars Homestead Project
  ...External View.png|thumb|External view of Mars Hillside Settlement (Source: Mars Foundation)]] .... Focusing on human settlement before science, this first iteration of the Mars Homestead Project would serve as a permanent home for up to twelve individu
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• Crew 6 - Crew Bio
  [[Category:Mars Desert Research Station]] ...e MDRS. They explore all of the facets of human exploration in a simulated Mars environment. The MDRS will be active for a 3 month period.
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• Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter
  ...onnaissance Orbiter.jpg|thumb|right|300px|An artist's impression of the '''Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter''' above the Red Planet.]] [[File:MRO Liftoff.jpg|thumb|left|300px|Lift off of Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter on Atlas V on August 12, 2005]]
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• Crew 172 - Mars Society Crew
  [[Category: Mars Desert Research Station]] ...ng Space Leader Scholarship by MDRS. Ilaria is also involved in the Poland Mars Analogue Simulation by Space Generation as Mission Support member in three
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• Sublimation landscapes on Mars
  ...nging water ice to water vapor. It is believed that much of the ground on Mars contains a great deal of ice. Dust is also present in varying amounts with ...Mangold, N (2003). "Geomorphic analysis of lobate debris aprons on Mars at Mars Orbiter Camera scale: Evidence for ice sublimation initiated by fractures."
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• The Curious Case for Methane on Mars: Methane and Active Organics Discovered on Mars
  ...curious-case-for-methane-on-mars-methane-and-active-organics-discovered-on-mars-issue-32/ 2014 article] originally published in Red Planet Pen.''' ...in the atmosphere of Mars and there are organics preserved in (…) rocks on Mars.”
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• Crew 141 - Mars Society III
  .... Diaz was able to SCUBA dive with astronaut crews in the Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory (NBL) at NASA JSC in preparation for ISS Assembly Operations. Mr. Diaz hold ...ow them their universe and all the wonders within. I want to show them how science and technology can improve life for everyone right here on Earth. The path
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• Holden Crater
  {{Mars atlas}} ...ter.jpg|thumb|Topographic map of Holden Crater|alt=|400x400px]][[File:USGS-Mars-MC-19-MargartiferSinusRegion-mola.png|thumb|Holden is to the lower left of
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• Crew 190
  [[Category:Mars Desert Research Station]] ...professional experiences gave him tools to deal with differents fields of science and provided him strong scientific knowledge. Furthemore, he worked abroad
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• Crew 184
  [[Category: Mars Desert Research Station]] ...ch as modeling the mantle plumes of Venus at NASA/Caltech’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, characterizing transistors at the NASA Ames Research Center, and developin
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• How living on Mars will be different than living on Earth
  ...is a retired science teacher who has used the Hubble Space Telescope, the Mars Global Surveyor, and HiRISE. ...th, especially ones that may impact colonies. At some time in the future, Mars will be terraformed . It will have a much thicker atmosphere and more mode
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• Radiation
  ...adiation]]. It provides moderate protection against [[solar radiation]]. Mars also lacks the [[magnetosphere]] that protects Earth. The average natural radiation level on Mars is 24-30 rads or 240-300 mSv per year<ref name=":0" /><ref name=":5" />. T
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• Crew 171 - SEDS
  [[Category: Mars Desert Research Station]] ...ribute to astronaut safety and efficiency during future manned missions to Mars. She enjoys spending time outdoors in her free time and is certified in Wil
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• Viking 1
  '''Viking 1''' was the first of two spacecraft sent to [[Mars]] as part of [[NASA]]'s [[:category:Viking Program|Viking Program]]. [[File:Mars Valles Marineris.jpg|600pxr|Composite image from Viking 1 orbiter showing t
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• Crew 191 Journalism Reports
  Mars is not an environment which allows the human body to feel its atmosphere di ...ing and I am sure that there is a someone who would like to report life on Mars in the next several years or decades, could be several centuries later.
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• Viking 2
  Viking 2 was one of the two spacecraft of the Viking program that studied Mars both from orbit and from the surface. <ref>https://nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/plan ...d two main parts. The orbiters photographed nearly the entire surface of Mars, while the lander performed many experiments on the ground. The orbiters a
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• Margaritifer Sinus quadrangle
  {{Mars atlas}} |[[Mars Quadrangles|Quadrangles]]
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• Liquid Water on Mars
  ...ed the subsurface ice. This evidence can still be seen today. (Nature6) Mars has a significant CO2 atmosphere, which would have been important to sustai ...t of spacecraft that have been and are now presently working on and around Mars.
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• CREW 191 – ASIA TEAM
  [[Category:Mars Desert Research Station]] Robot From MARS
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• Casius quadrangle
  {{Mars atlas}} |[[Mars Quadrangles|Quadrangles]]
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• Extremophiles
  ...Many different types of extremophiles may have existed or may exist now on Mars which is a cold, dry, and high UV light environment. ...to -153o C in the polar regions. (NASA 2013) Even on the warmest day on Mars, the temperature plummets at night due to the very thin atmosphere. Howeve
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• Martian gullies
  ...its, they are found on steep slopes on Mars. They were first discovered on Mars Global Surveyor images especially on the walls of craters. Usually, each gu ...urnal = Science | volume = 288 | issue = | pages = 2330–2335 | doi=10.1126/science.288.5475.2330 | pmid=10875910| </ref>
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• Argyre quadrangle
  {{Mars atlas}} |[[Mars Quadrangles|Quadrangles]]
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• Water
  ...water in the liquid phase is abundant on [[Earth]], its icy deposits on [[Mars]] make it into a critical resource to be treasured. ==Evidence for water on Mars==
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• High Resolution Imaging Science Experiment (HiRISE)
  ...is a retired science teacher who has used the Hubble Space Telescope, the Mars Global Surveyor, and HiRISE. [[Image:Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter HiRISE.jpg|thumb|right|300px|HiRISE being prepared b
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• Crew 188 Mission Summary
  Team ISU on Mars ...solving culture and aptitude for collaborating on a common goal. The first Mars settlement will undoubtedly be an international venture. The culture was an
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• Crew 187 Mission Summary
  Mars Desert Research Station ...the crew was a key to success the mission; their experiences, knowledge in science and engineering, their high commitment to make the simulation as real as po
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• Landing on Mars
  ...th-Mars transfer orbit]] or it can descend after first being captured into Mars orbit. The parachute descent phase begins in the supersonic flight regime a ...on the surface. There have been 4 failed landing attempts: Mars 2, Mars 6, Mars Polar Lander, and the Schiaparelli EDM lander.
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• Crew 205 Sol Summaries
  ==Sol 0: Ready for Mars!== Summary Title: Ready for Mars!
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• Eridania quadrangle
  {{Mars atlas}} |[[Mars Quadrangles|Quadrangles]]
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• Radioisotope Thermoelectric Generators: Advantages and Disadvantages
  ...occurs when traveling to the outer solar system or the dusty atmosphere of Mars. ...news.com/u-s-plutonium-stockpile-good-for-two-more-nuclear-batteries-after-mars-2020/</nowiki></ref><ref name=":1">Nerlich, S. (2010, October 9). Astronomy
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• Oxia Palus quadrangle
  {{Mars atlas}} |[[Mars Quadrangles|Quadrangles]]
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• Crew 205 - International Emerging Space Leaders
  [[Category:Mars Desert Research Station]] The International Emerging Space Leaders Crew is crew 205 to the Mars Desert Research Station in February of 2019.
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• Interplanetary Internet
  ...-2002.pdf The Interplanetary Internet: A Communications Infrastructure for Mars Exploration] - 53rd International Astronautical Congress The Interplanetary Internet study at NASA's [[Jet Propulsion Laboratory]] (JPL) was started by a team of scientists at JPL led by [[Vinton Cerf]] a
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• Crew 188 Sol Summaries
  '''Summary Title: Mars-2-Mars and Breaking Sim''' ...Crew 188 and Kepler Station AMADEE-18. It was a lively chat about life on Mars as our crew ends our mission and their crew begins theirs. The conversation
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• Crew 186 Science Reports
  [[Category:Science Reports]] Science Report – January 13th
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• Crew 190 Journalism Reports
  ...are now only two days away from the moment our shuttle will take off from Mars and head back to Earth. Our experiments are slowly coming to an end, and we ...me shipment as Ariane’s culture media, which had an accident on its way to Mars and had to reverse directions and head back to Earth. This prevented Max fr
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• Curiosity
  ...is a retired science teacher who has used the Hubble Space Telescope, the Mars Global Surveyor, and HiRISE. ...urces/4494/the-heights-of-mount-sharp/</ref> “Bradbury,” after the famous science fiction writer Ray Bradbury was picked for the name of the touchdown spot.<
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• Diacria quadrangle
  {{Mars atlas}} |[[Mars Quadrangles|Quadrangles]]
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• Mare Australe quadrangle
  {{Mars atlas}} |[[Mars Quadrangles|Quadrangles]]
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• Mare Acidalium quadrangle
  {{Mars atlas}} |[[Mars Quadrangles|Quadrangles]]
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• Hellas quadrangle
  {{Mars atlas}} |[[Mars Quadrangles|Quadrangles]]
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• The Observational History of Mars as a Pathway for a Human Mission
  .../><big>The Advancements In and Importance of the Observational History of Mars as a Pathway for a Human Mission</big> ...ation is the key to determining a clear path to whether a human mission to Mars is feasible.
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• Martian features that are signs of water ice
  How to find water on Mars ...is a retired science teacher who has used the Hubble Space Telescope, the Mars Global Surveyor, and HiRISE.
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• Extant Life on Mars
  ...e to life, but every example of life on Earth depends on water to survive. Mars has organic material, including methane, which is commonly associated with .... My expected outcome is to display the high probability of extant life on Mars utilizing data collected by NASA, ESA and others over the last several deca
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• Aeolis quadrangle
  |[[Mars Quadrangles|Quadrangles]] |[[Mars Atlas|Atlas]]
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• HiWish program
  ...t al. 2016. THE FIRST DECADE OF HIRISE AT MARS. 47th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (2016) 1372.pdf</ref> ...een observed on Mars. They may be a little different since the gravity of Mars is only about one third as that of the Earth.
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• Crew 189 Journalism Reports
  ...li crashed. MicroARES was thus destroyed and could not take any measure on Mars. ...ric one on several points. Interesting phenomenon hypothesized to occur on Mars could indeed be caught in the Utah Desert.
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• Crew 188 Journalism Reports
  ..., a range of education and public outreach activities, and the anticipated science, arts, humanities and engineering data collection for localized and on-goin ...eriences. We discovered what systems and approaches worked effortlessly on Mars and what took immense energy, insight, courage, patience and tact to overco
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• What Mars Actually Looks Like!
  ...is a retired science teacher who has used the Hubble Space Telescope, the Mars Global Surveyor, and HiRISE. Almost all of the sites that we have landed on Mars with spacecraft have been to the most drab and boring places on the planet.
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• Crew 1a - Crew Reports
  '''Dispatch from Mars Base Utah''' '''After months of delays, the Mars Desert Research Station finally went operational today.''' A lot of things
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• Ismenius Lacus quadrangle
  {{Mars atlas}} |[[Mars Quadrangles|Quadrangles]]
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• Crew 187 Journalism Reports
  ...ount the cleaning routine of today. 8 am, brooms and mops ready. Greenhab, Science Dome, Observatory and Hab ready. The suits and helmets in place, clean kitc ...decided it was time for our first meal on Earth and their last meal before Mars in some peculiar Utah-style restaurant in the middle of a Martian road. Mil
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• Crew 3 - Crew Reports
  ...agement:''' Significant effort was dedicated to housekeeping today. Tools, laboratory materials, kitchen goods, and office supplies were sorted put away to clear ...m was away, the others continued cleaning air locks and EVA prep room. The laboratory was further arranged and organized (material safety description sheets were
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• Crew 1b - Crew Reports
  ===Dispatch from Mars Base Utah, Feb 14, 2002, Robert Zubrin === ...ersity, joined us last might. My replacement, Tony Muscatello, the head of Mars Society Mission Support, showed up around 11 am. Frank and I spent about 2
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• Crew 6 - Crew Reports
  ===Science Overview - Penny Boston=== Coupled Mineralogy & Geomicrobiology in Hot & Cold Deserts on Earth and Mars
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• Crew 2 - Crew Reports
  held, where science priorities, scheduling, and the next day's activities day on Mars.
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• Crew 4 - Crew Reports
  It is my privilege to command the 4 crew on Mars Desert Research Station. Our crew is composed of 6 individuals who share mo ...eturn to our spaceport or SLC. They have quickly briefed me on operations, science and communications, safety and daily extra-vehicular activities. I was then
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• Crew 5 - Crew Reports
  Life on Mars Can Be Brutal ...an isolated area of Utah for a research project sponsored by NASA and the Mars Society, an organization advocating exploration of the fourth planet as soo
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