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• Needed Articles
  ==Mars Spacecraft/Robotic Missions== *Utility of unmanned missions
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• Melissa
  ...egenerative [[Life support|life support system]] for long term human space missions. Initiated in 1989, the design is inspired by a terrestrial ecosystem. Toda
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• International Space Station
  ...or the human response to the zero-G environment, aiding the science behind human biology during prolonged periods in space.
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• Natural resources
  ...tural Resources''' are vital for long term [[Manned One-way Mission|manned missions]] and even more for [[autonomous colony|autonomous colonies]]. [[Category: Mars Human Settlement]]
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• MarsPapers
  *''II <big>Mars Spacecraft/Robotic Missions</big>'' *<big>''III Mars Human Exploration''</big>
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• Teachers Start Here
  [[Humans_to_Mars|Human Missions to Mars]]
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• Mission concepts
  ...hnology should provide return capabilities to colonization, or Settlement, missions. ...|automated cargo mission]] as soon as 2022, with a [[SpaceX missions|first human mission]] in 2024.
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• SpaceX missions
  [[Category:Lander Missions]] [[category:Human Mission Architecture]]
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• Problems and solutions
  Problem: Several supply missions are necessary to bring all the stuff to the settlement's location. Exact la *Early missions to Mars should set up an instrument landing system comparable in accuracy t
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• Orbital debris
  ...tal debris can cause significant damage to spacecraft and endangers manned missions. According to the ''[[NASA]] Orbital Debris Program Office'',<ref>[http://o ...ely under threat from orbital debris in Earth orbit, but the ODP will warn missions to avoid debris that has a 1 in 10,000 chance of collision. This can occur
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• Humans to Mars
  ...Society, SpaceX, Inspiration Mars, and Mars One. *Please note, many other missions have been and are being planned, due to the complexity of the plans and the ...s with the return vehicle. (Zubrin 79-80) The goal of the Mars Society is human exploration and settlement of Mars. Zubrin believes with current technolog
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• List of non-fiction books about Mars
  ...ce, Mars Spacecraft/Robotic Missions, Mars Human Exploration (plans), Mars Human Settement (plans), Mars Outreach, and Mars Arts and Literature. ...geology, orbital surveyors, surface rovers, or recommendations for future missions of humans to Mars.
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• Volunteers Needed
  ...bout the planet and state of technology, and future concepts and plans for human exploration & settlement.
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• Mars design reference mission
  [[Category:Human Mission Architecture]] The Mars design reference mission is a series of [[missions]] plans that have been regularly updated by NASA. The current version is n
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• Mars - A Brief History of Exploration (MarsDrive.com)
  ...Red has always been a colour that represented war, blood and alarm and to human eyes it grabbed our attention from the start. ...what was happening on Mars during our prehistoric times but perhaps future human explorers may uncover such fascinating details as they scour Mars for signs
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• Crew 155 - First Engineers
  ...n Earth," explores the simulation and fabrication of planet landscapes and missions, while simultaneously investigating the use of photography in scientific en ...bject in NASA's Human Exploration Research Analog study. Interests include human spaceflight, space architecture, project management, and STEAM initiatives.
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• SpaceX
  ...o produces Dragon capsules, for astronaut transportation or for ISS supply missions. ...the technologies to make this possible, with the ultimate goal of enabling human life on Mars."[https://www.inc.com/larry-kim/30-inspiring-billion-dollar-st
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• Mars mission duration
  [[Category:Mars Human Exploration]] [[Mission concepts|Manned missions]] to Mars split in two different types. They are named after astronomical n
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• Crew 4 - Crew Bio
  ==Judith Lapierre - Commander - Human Factors== ...volunteered in July 2001 in mission support, Denver-Colorado for the FMARS missions of the Mars Society. Staying and working on MDRS with such qualified crewme
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• Microbes
  ...s. (See [[Bacteria Colonists]].) They will live inside [[greenhouse]]s, [[human]]s, and animals. Microbes are essential for many atmospheric processes, inc ...bout a threat towards the settlers or even towards Earth in case of return missions. And there are strong arguments against a threat. Microbes are always adapt
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• Hundred Year Starship
  ...20020658-501465.html www.cbsnews.com: Suddenly, Lots of Talk About One-Way Missions to Space]</ref> [[Category:Human Mission Architecture]]
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• Manned resupply mission
  *One launch of the Earth Departure Stage (EDS), derived from lunar missions. The EDS is docked with the habitat module, on the other side of the CEV. *Subsequent missions only need a new EDS and CEV, with expenditure the same as a lunar mission.
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• Mars Initiative
  ...and-nonprofit-s-pitch-100-equals-one-15750321.php inspire and accelerate a human landing on Mars through individual donations from around the world].<ref>ht ...the “New Space Race”, to be awarded to the organization that first lands a human safely on Mars. The Mars Prize Fund is open to any and all contributors, an
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• Artificial intelligence, automated industry and colonizing Mars
  ...ation_for_Space_Missions/Chapter_1#Preface ''Advanced Automation for Space Missions'']</ref> machine intelligence has been used prove theorems, assemble machin ...sufficient data processing power in their tiny heads to forage all about a human kitchen, find the cookie jar, suck the grease and sugar out of the chocolat
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• Mars Society Channel - YouTube
  |'''''• II. Mars Spacecraft/Robotic Missions''''' |'''⁃ Exploration Missions'''
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• People from Earth to Mars in 30 days
  ...rt gap. The prepositioning of the fuel depots would begin long before the human crew is launched, on the order of ten years before. ...endure. The refuelings near Mars and the atmospheric braking in excess of human tolerance could both be done away with if one is willing to settle for a 38
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• Heavy Ions
  ...rcinogenesis. In ''Human Health and Performance Risks of Space Exploration Missions''. NASA-SP-2009-3405. <nowiki>https://humanresearchroadmap.nasa.gov/Evidenc ...n, J Miller, A Konradi, & FA Cucinotta, (Eds.), ''Shielding Strategies for Human Space Exploration'' (pp. 109-149). NASA Conference Publication 3360. <nowik
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• Crew 188
  ...esign and Operations”. Ryan participated as a crewmember of simulated Mars missions four times in Utah and was selected for a 100-day simulation in the High Ca ...man and President of Yuri’s Night, the World Space Party, which celebrates human spaceflight every April 12th. In 2015, Dr. Kobrick was inducted by the Inte
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• Mars Society
  ...larger resources, further enabling private robotic missions and ultimately human exploration and settlement of Mars. ...red to found this Mars Society, understanding that even the best ideas for human action are never inevitable, but must be planned, advocated, and achieved b
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• Manned mission
  ...unmanned robotic missions.  Despite this, there is strong interest in the human exploration and settlement of Mars by a variety of government agencies, pri ...ated in Congress due to the estimated $500 million price tag.  Manned Mars missions once again were abandoned by NASA, and the International Space Station was
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• Mars
  ...nct possibility. This also makes Mars the most likely candidate for future human [[Settlement]]. ...observations have revealed that the conditions observed during the Viking missions may not have been typical. Mars’ atmosphere now seems to be both colder a
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• Crew 191 Mission Summary
  ...wing that Radio Frequency Radiation (RFR) can induce adaptive responses in human cells and animals during which they become more resistant against challengi Other example also said that astronauts returning from extended space missions carry chromosomal aberrations in their blood cells. Most of the chromosoma
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• Reverse Water-Gas Shift Reaction
  ...bon monoxide]] as a side product. In the context of [[manned mission|human missions]] to [[Mars]], it has been proposed as a complement to the [[Sabatier/Water ...y adding more catalyst-filled pipes) to support a robotic sample return or human mission.
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• Ready For Mars Project
  ...ing difficulties that were a major stumbling block for more "conventional" missions employing landers massing many tens of tons. [[category:Human Mission Architecture]]
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• 10th International Mars Society Convention
  ...]], [[Opportunity]], [[Mars Express]], and [[Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter]] missions now exploring the [[Red planet]], as well as reports from the historic four developing a man-rated capsule to enable low-cost human
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• Crew 174 - Team Planeteers
  ...tiQ Space UK on transceivers for ExoMars, Lunar Polar Sample Return (LPSR) missions in collaboration with European Space Agency (ESA). ...vising and coordinating the team, carrying out research on transference of human commensal bacteria along with developing zoning methodology for planetary p
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• Waste biomass recycling
  From [[grass]] mats to fine [[linen]], [[human|humans]] have been using [[plant fibers]] to make [[textiles]] for thousand Biomass has been used in construction since the beginning of human history. [[Wood]] is often used by itself to construct large structures. De
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• Mars Perseverance Rover
  [[Category:Mars Spacecraft/Robotic Missions]] ...aracterize the geology of Mars, fourth and most importantly to prepare for human exploration of Mars.
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• Gravity
  ...s]] might be different. Also, the long term consequences for the health of human beings is unclear. Constant [[physical exercise]] has proven to be benefici ...lers to perform their jobs upon their arrival at Mars. However, many Mars Missions (for example: [[Mars Direct]]) will spin the space craft on a long teether
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• Crew 186 - Boilers2Mars
  ...developing system-of-systems evaluation architecture for human-class Mars missions. He has been the founder and president of many other aerospace and non-aero Research Center. She is passionate about enabling future Mars missions and
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• Mars 2020
  ...the sample canister in Mars orbit and return it to Earth. Neither of those missions is under development by NASA, ...ents and technology demonstrations to help designers of a [[Manned mission|human expedition]] understand any hazards posed by Martian dust, and will test te
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• Rover
  ...and remote controlled on [[moon|Earth's Moon]] in 1970. During the Apollo missions in the 1970s rovers have been used manned to extend the exploration range o ...sion Space Exploration Vehicle) was a variant that could be used for space missions.
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• Crew 200
  ...ering from the University of Pisa (Italy), and she worked at the Centre of Human and Aerospace Physiological Sciences of King’s College London (UK). She h ...low of the Aerospace Medical Association, President-Elect of the Aerospace Human Factors Association and Member-at-Large of the Life Sciences and Biomedical
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• One-Way Human Settlement Projects
  *[[List of current missions]] [[Category:Mars Human Settlement]]
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• Crew 185
  ...graphy protocols, and 2-year experience as research assistant at Centre of Human and Aerospace Physiological (King’s College London) where she worked on c ...ing to weightlessness. In 2016, she was elected Secretary of the Aerospace Human Factors Association, constituent part of AsMA.
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• Cosmic rays
  Cosmic rays have detrimental effects on human health<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Health_threat_from_cosmic_rays</re ...e off lower cosmic ray doses for higher solar radiation doses by launching missions during solar maximum.
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• Air
  ...a low concentration atmospheric component in the habitat, produced by the human metabolism, plants and industrial processes. Excess carbon dioxide concentr ...n we generally experience on Earth. This was done on the Apollo and Skylab missions, which both had total pressures of 5 psi (34 kPa). Robert Zubrin advocates
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• List of Analog Station Efforts
  *[https://www.nasa.gov/analogs/hera HERA], Human Experimentation Research Analog, NASA Johnson Space Center, Houston, Texas ...earch Station (LRS)] is a specialized facility for simulating manned space missions on the Moon and Mars. Lunares was created in 2017 by Space Garden. Also ref
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• Crew 197 - VR CrowdExplorers
  ...ngeles Chapter, SULA, a member of Aerospace Medical Association, Aerospace Human Factors Association, and Space Medicine Association.
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• Radiation
  ...":1">Rapp D. (2006). Radiation Effects and Shielding Requirements in Human Missions to the Moon and Mars. Mars 2:46-71. <nowiki>https://doi.org/10.1555/mars.20 ...ts are established in NASA-STD-3001<ref>NASA. (2015). <i>NASA Space Flight Human-System Standard Volume 1, Revision A: Crew Health.</i> Retrieved from https
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