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  • Dust storms
    '''Dust storms''' on [[Mars]] cover large areas and can last more than a month. ...ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Martian_(Weir_novel)</ref>. However dust storms on Mars are significant events that must be taken into account for p
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  • Dust Storms
    #REDIRECT [[Dust storms]]
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  • Dust devils
    '''Dust devils''' are a common appearance on the [[mars|Martian]] surface. They sho [[Image:dust_devils.gif|thumb|right|300px|Dust devils photographed by Mars Rover Spirit]]
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  • File:Dust devils.gif
    Dust devils on the Martian surface, photographed by Mars Rover Spirit.
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  • Talk:Dust devils
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  • Dust collector
    ...st collector.jpg|thumb|500x500px|A highly speculative image of an array of dust collectors feeding atmospheric compressors on Mars. Sized for 50 m3/s of ma A dust collector is a device used to separate dust from air in an [[atmospheric processing]] system.
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  • File:Dust collector.jpg
    A highly speculative image of a group of dust collectors feeding compressors on Mars
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  • File:Dust Storm.png
    Tau levels for various dust storms on Mars
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  • File:Elec dust storm.jpg
    An artists impression of a martian dust storm exhibiting electrical discharge.
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  • File:Martian Dust Devil Trails.jpg
    ...sand beneath intact. On Mars, dust devils can be up to 8 kilometres high. Dust devils have been credited with unexpected cleanings of Mars rover solar pan
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  • File:Dust devil tracks in Eridania.jpg
    Dust devil tracks in Eridania. This image was taken with the Mars Orbital Camera
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  • File:Russel Crater Dust Devil Changes.jpg
    Russel Crater Dust Devil Changes, as seen by hirise. Location is 54.3 degrees south latitude a
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  • File:The Serpent Dust Devil on Mars PIA15116.jpg
    A towering dust devil casts a serpentine shadow over the Martian surface in this image acqu
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  • File:MarsDustDevi-AmazonisPlanitia-MGS-MOC-20010401-E03-00938.gif
    ...assing dust devil is darker than the surface underneath the thin veneer of dust. ...of the image, but the length shown here (about 1.5 km) indicates that the dust devil was a bit more than 1 km (0.62 mi) in height.
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  • File:PIA03170 fig1duststroms.jpg
    Mars without a dust storm on June 2001 (on left) and with a dust storm on July 2001 (on right), as seen by Mars Global Surveyor.
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  • File:Martian Dust Devil Trails.jpg
    ...sand beneath intact. On Mars, dust devils can be up to 8 kilometres high. Dust devils have been credited with unexpected cleanings of Mars rover solar pan
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  • File:Dust.devil.mars.arp.750pix.jpg
    ...rk streak is formed by a moving swirling column of Martian atmosphere. The dust devil itself (the black spot) is climbing the crater wall. The streaks on t
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  • Dust Storms
    #REDIRECT [[Dust storms]]
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  • Dust storms
    '''Dust storms''' on [[Mars]] cover large areas and can last more than a month. ...ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Martian_(Weir_novel)</ref>. However dust storms on Mars are significant events that must be taken into account for p
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  • File:Dust Storm.png
    Tau levels for various dust storms on Mars
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  • File:Crew5 DustStorm.jpg
    A dust storm at MDRS, lasting about eight hours.
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  • File:Crew5 ValdimirDustStorm.jpg
    Valdimir takes a bearing by the MDRS in the dust storm.
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  • Mars 3
    ...s. The partially transmitted picture showed no details, probably caused by dust storm effects. There has been some debate as to whether or not the soft la
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  • File:Dust devils.gif
    Dust devils on the Martian surface, photographed by Mars Rover Spirit.
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  • File:Pruduction area.jpg
    Production area in a factory node. Dust collector, beam crane, crusher units and 3d fabs.
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  • File:Elec dust storm.jpg
    An artists impression of a martian dust storm exhibiting electrical discharge.
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  • Dust collector
    ...st collector.jpg|thumb|500x500px|A highly speculative image of an array of dust collectors feeding atmospheric compressors on Mars. Sized for 50 m3/s of ma A dust collector is a device used to separate dust from air in an [[atmospheric processing]] system.
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  • File:Viking2lander1.jpg
    ...Fine particles of red dust have settled on spacecraft's surfaces. The same dust is responsible for Mars' salmon-colored sky as the particles hang, suspende
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  • File:Insightselfydust.jpg
    Insight covered with dust as of April 2022.
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  • Recent Liquid Flow on Mars
    ...at wind can become heavily laden with dust and flow downwards to leave the dust collected in a broad flat pool, but the images in this case make that expla
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  • File:Dust collector.jpg
    A highly speculative image of a group of dust collectors feeding compressors on Mars
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  • File:ESP 061787 2140devilcropped.jpg
    Dust devil with shadow, as seen by HiRISE.
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  • Origin of Mars and its Elemental Composition
    ...of the sun should have formed in on the order of 300,000 years. A disk of dust grains rotating about the protosun coagulated into kilometer sized planetes Since [[Mars]] and Earth formed from the dust in a single nebula from dust grains that formed at not greatly different distances form the proto sun an
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  • File:ESP 036297 2370devils.jpg
    Dust devil tracks, as seen by hirise under HiWish program
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  • File:ESP 048078 1160devils.jpg
    Dust devil tracks in Hellas quadrangle, as seen by HiRISE under HiWish program
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  • File:44507 1880devilslayers.jpg
    Layers and dust devil tracks in Dannielson Crater, as seen by HiRISE under HiWish program
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  • File:ESP 036631 2335devilsbottom.jpg
    Dust devil tracks, as seen by hirise under HiWish program Location is Casius qu
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  • File:70288 1960craterstreaks.jpg
    .... Image credit: NASA/JPL/University of Arizona/Secosky.). There is much dust in the Arabia quadrangle so streaks are common there. ...abia quadrangle at 15.744 N and 21.271 E (ESP_070288_1960). There is much dust in the Arabia quadrangle so streaks are common there.
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  • Dust devils
    '''Dust devils''' are a common appearance on the [[mars|Martian]] surface. They sho [[Image:dust_devils.gif|thumb|right|300px|Dust devils photographed by Mars Rover Spirit]]
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  • File:ESP 036297 2370devilsme.jpg
    Wide view of field of dust devil tracks, as seen by HiRISE under HiWish program
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  • File:ESP 011425 1775newcrater.jpg
    New crater The dark represents the dark surface that lies under the dust. It is the dark volcanic rock basalt.
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  • File:WikidanielsonPSP 002522 1880devil.jpg
    Dust devil tracks and layers in Danielson Crater in the Arabia quadrangle, as se
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  • File:56544 2200lvfbrains.jpg
    ...n by HiRISE under HiWish program Picture taken during the end of a global dust storm.
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  • File:56544 2200lvf.jpg
    ...by HiRISE under HiWish program Image was taken during the end of a global dust storm.
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  • File:ESP 060176 2640avalanche.jpg
    ..., as seen by HiRISE. When blocks of material tumbled down the cliff face, dust clouds were produced.
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  • File:ESP 060176 2640dustavalanche.jpg
    ..., as seen by HiRISE. When blocks of material tumbled down the cliff face, dust clouds were produced.
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  • Environmental conditions
    High wind speeds can occur in large-scale [[Dust storms|storms]] or small [[dust devils]]. There is evidence that wind speeds can exceed 50 meters/second ( *[[Dust storms]]: 17-30 m/s
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  • File:ESP 058005 1845-lander-full-res.jpg
    The lander (middle) disturbed dust over a fair distance and has darkened the surface, as seen previously at th
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  • File:Dust devil tracks in Eridania.jpg
    Dust devil tracks in Eridania. This image was taken with the Mars Orbital Camera
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  • File:The Serpent Dust Devil on Mars PIA15116.jpg
    A towering dust devil casts a serpentine shadow over the Martian surface in this image acqu
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  • File:Spidersmarspedia.jpg
    ...ansparent ice until it blows out through a weak spot. The gas carries dark dust; thus producing dark legs of the spider.
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  • Lightning
    ...0px|An artist's impression of electrical discharge in a Mars [[dust storms|dust storm]].]] ...re be very low). Needless to say, if lightning does occur during intense [[dust storms]], Mars settlers will be at massive risk.
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  • File:Mars Viking 12a001first.png
    ...e such that by the time the scanning moved to the center of the image, the dust had allegedly settled. The large rock near the center is about 10 cm across
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  • File:Blueberries eagle.jpg
    ...mately at approximately 11:35:50 Mars local solar time, Microscopic Imager dust cover commanded to be OPEN.
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  • Roads
    ...ving vehicles using purely optical systems might have some difficulty in a dust storm, but radar based sensors might be added. References for sensors, emb
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  • Settlement systems
    ...sibility is heating the perchlorates, as this will release oxygen, but the dust must first be collected. ...to be brought inside from time to time for maintenance, so the problem of dust on the suits does not entirely go away.
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  • Talk:Bringing up Phobos
    ...comes excessively scratched and pitted due to the unavoidable wind carried dust or due to bits of Phobos falling on it, that pane is recycled at a glass fa ::The comparison with natural dust in the wind is convincing, at least as long as the dropped particles are sm
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  • File:Russel Crater Dust Devil Changes.jpg
    Russel Crater Dust Devil Changes, as seen by hirise. Location is 54.3 degrees south latitude a
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  • Lyot Crater
    ...from approximately 20 to 200 microns (μm); hence, the dust that can cover dust devil tracks may only be the thickness of a human hair.<ref>https://en.wiki ...Dunes, as seen by HiRISE. Click on image to see light-toned deposits and dust devil tracks.
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  • Perchlorate
    ...thyroid hormone in fetuses, newborns, and children are not. Perchlorate dust affects lung tissue. *Reducing dust intake into the settlement is a good objective. Washing vehicles, spacesui
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  • Magnesite
    ...agnesium and Carbon that is present on Mars. It was identified in Martian dust in [[Gusev Crater]] by the [[Spirit]] rover.
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  • Solar panel
    ...ng the Martian winter when the intensity of the sunlight is reduced, and [[dust storms]] have from time to time caused severe reductions in the available p *Attenuation through accumulated dust= 0,9
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  • File:ESP 042625 1655tars.jpg
    ...rger grains like pebbles are rolled on top of smaller ripples; then, finer dust settles into the cracks, “inflating” the pebbles, making the TAR larger
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  • Solar concentrator
    *'''Dust storms'''. During dust storms direct solar illumination may fall to nothing, while indirect illumi ...ol might be useful to reduce the adhesion of dust. Likely, some amount of dust will be considered too difficult to remove and a lower efficiency will be a
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  • File:ESP 054066 1920newstreak.jpg
    ...streak it started is 1 kilometer long! Slope streaks are created when dry dust avalanches leave behind dark swaths on dusty Martian hills. The faded scar
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  • Martian weather
    Local dust storms Global dust storms
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  • Photovoltaics
    ...some sort of automated cleaner (which itself must be maintained). During dust storms energy losses of 25 to 50% are typical, tho 95% power losses have ha ...Solar power stations orbiting the planet would avoid dust accumulation and dust storms, but a significant amount of energy (~20%) would be lost beaming the
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  • File:AdirondackP2542 Sol14 L456-A16R1 br.jpg
    ...off the lander. The rock was selected as Spirit's first target because its dust-free, flat surface is ideally suited for grinding. Clean surfaces also are
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  • Gusev Crater
    ...maybe bromine compounds. All the rocks are covered with a fine coating of dust. One type can be brushed off, while another needed to be ground off by the ...nd Arabia that have been detected by orbiting satellites. A thin layer of dust, maybe less than one millimeter thick covers all surfaces.<ref name="Bell,
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  • MGS Oblique Views
    What MGS is less well known for is it's "oblique" views. Taken to monitor [[dust storms]] and [[clouds]], and the "[[limb]]" of Mars, these views are incred ...e]], which although very different to the one on Earth, nevertheless has [[dust storms]], haze, and a "terminator" between the Mars atmosphere and space. T
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  • Imaging Spectroscopy
    ...he atmosphere.  Among other findings, it was used to better understand how dust warms the Martian atmosphere by absorbing sunlight.<ref>Johns Hopkins Appli ...[[Mars Global Surveyor]] used thermal emission spectroscopy to learn about dust in the Martian atmosphere and the surface temperature on Mars.<ref>Arizona
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  • File:Mars Viking 11a097wide.png
    Dust dunes on Mars, taken by the Viking 1 Lander in the early morning. The pole
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  • Zhurong
    ...last month. Zhurong had anti dust coatings on its solar cells, but moving dust on Mars builds up static charges which cause them to stick to surfaces stro
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  • Research
    *Dust collection *Dust collection
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  • Flow battery
    ...power for weeks or months (which is long enough to outlast a huge Martian Dust storm). ...ar panel]]<nowiki/>s, then they can lose 95% of their power during massive dust storms – which can last several weeks. A battery which can provide power
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  • Atmospheric processing
    ...lects Martian atmosphere and passes it through filters to separate out the dust. Then a compressor increases the pressure of the atmosphere to reach a poi ...Ariane, Michael Swanwick, Paul Sorensen, and Darius Modarress. "Two-Stage Dust Removal System for Mars In-Situ Resource Utilization Systems: System Sizing
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  • MOC Public Targeting Program
    ...vil tracks in Eridania.JPG|Pattern of large and small tracks made by giant dust devils as seen by Mars Global Surveyor.
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  • Talk:Cost of energy on Mars
    ...been found by the Odyssey orbiter, but it does not detect ore bodies, but dust and surface soils to a maximum of 1 meter deep. (If Odyssey was orbiting Ea ...hem up for weeks or months long dust storms, and c) automated equipment to dust the panels.
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  • Sunlight
    ...rit photograph. This is due to sun scattering of other wavelength by the dust in the Martian atmosphere. Due to the dust, sunlight on Mars is usually fairly diffuse. It comes from many directions
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  • Mars Global Surveyor
    ...features, polar caps that expand and recede, the polar energy balance, and dust and clouds as they migrate over a seasonal cycle. ...vil tracks in Eridania.jpg|Pattern of large and small tracks made by giant dust devils as seen under the MOC Public Targeting Program. Image is located in
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  • Wind turbine
    ...ethods of power generation are inappropriate, such as during [[Dust storms|dust storms]] which can obscure the sun for weeks at a time, thereby rendering [ ...rth, so wind power is, at first glance, negligible, and the extremely fine dust is a concern (see below). If Mars' atmosphere were to be thickened by [[Te
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  • User:Suitupandshowup
    -[[Dust devils]] -[[Dust storms]]
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  • Regolith
    '''Regolith''' is the layer of rocky or icy debris, [[sand]], and [[dust]] made by [[meteorites|meteoritic]] impact and erosion that forms the upper ...om L. (2000). Mineralogic and compositional properties of Martian soil and dust: Results from Mars Pathfinder. ''Journal of Geophysical Research'', 105(E1)
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  • Astronautics
    Dust and micrometeorites
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  • Bacteria Colonists
    ...Some bacteria can break these down, if water is available. Thus the toxic dust problem on Mars will gradually go away as Mars becomes warmer and wetter. Other bacteria can feed on compounds in soil and dust.
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  • Genetic engineering
    *Better endurance for dark periods (e.g. [[dust storms]] or temporary [[energy]] outages)
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  • Medusae Fossae
    ...July 20, 2018 The Medusae Fossae Formation as the single largest source of dust on Mars". Nature Communications. ISSN 2041-1723.</ref> ...termined that the Medusae Fossae Formation as the single largest source of dust on Mars.<ref>
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  • Surface composition
    ...planet. This dust is blown globally by storms, creating massive seasonal [[dust storms]] that can last for months.
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  • Minerals
    ...of them by the [[Mössbauer spectrometer]] [[MIMOS II]]. The atmospheric [[dust]] contains minerals, which allows [[atmospheric mining]]. The crust is enr ...on ore]], a source of [[Iron]] on Earth and is a major part of the Martian dust which is found planet wide.
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  • Olympus Mons
    Much of the terrain is obscured by fine dust covering the underlying bedrock but Olympus Mons probably has the same comp ...clouds frequently drift over the Olympus Mons summit, and airborne Martian dust is still present.<ref>Hartmann, W.K. ''A Traveler’s Guide to Mars: The My
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  • Noctis Labyrinthus
    ...formed in many ways such as volcanic flows, volcanic eruptions, wind blown dust, and under bodies of water. Layers that break up into large boulders or bl ...nerals as deposits and/or cementing agents. Hence, layers composed of just dust after being cemented could form a hard lyer that does not easily erode awa
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  • How living on Mars will be different than living on Earth
    ...<ref> https://www.nasa.gov/feature/goddard/the-fact-and-fiction-of-martian-dust-storms</ref> However, because the air is so thin, the wind has little ef ==Dust and dust Storms==
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  • Talk:Airship
    ...ould be a mammoth task. The airship would not be flown if there were large dust storms at the time. [[User:T.Neo|T.Neo]] 12:34, 7 August 2008 (UTC) ...diation destroys metal as well? Then why haven't the Mars rovers turned to dust? And what about further out probes, such as voyager, which have been in spa
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  • Meteoric iron
    ...diameter to the extent that they explode in the air and leave no trace but dust on the ground but slows 100 foot diameter iron [[meteoroid]]s so they have
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  • Create a settlement
    ...e provided by batteries, while longer term back up in the event of a large dust storm could come from an electrical generator with a methane powered motor. ...er|nuclear reactor]] provides power during the night of if a [[Dust storms|dust storm]] blocks the light for the photovoltaics. The [[Nuclear power|Kilopo
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  • Mars Pathfinder
    -Long a mystery, airborne dust was found to be magnetic, and maybe composed of the mineral maghemite, a hi ...and pressure sensors. These tiny wind swirls may serve as a way of mixing dust in the air..
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  • List of current missions
    |Hibernation - dust storm
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  • Spirit
    ...nerals (maybe bromine compounds). All the rocks contain a fine coating of dust and one or more harder kinds of substance. One type can be brushed off, wh ...d Tharsis that have been detected by orbiting satellites. A thin layer of dust, maybe less than one millimeter thick, covers all surfaces. Besides being
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  • Metallurgy
    ...eratures can form carbonyls. Metal atoms leave the surface of the rock or dust, and form a toxic liquid formed of a metal ion surrounded by several carbon
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  • Silicon
    Silica dust is a known cancer causing agent. Dust collectors and atmospheric treatment systems will be required in production
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  • Sublimation landscapes on Mars
    ...is believed that much of the ground on Mars contains a great deal of ice. Dust is also present in varying amounts with the ice. ...and other debris. If cracks occur, ice sublimates along the surface. Any dust remaining will eventually be blown away by the wind. The resulting surface
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  • Meteorites
    ...ce energetically. Impact causes planetary [[crater|cratering]], ejecta and dust (forming a layer of [[regolith]] on planets with low geological activity su Dust (or smaller) Meteorite impact frequency on Mars<ref name=":0" />
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  • Talk:Radioactive Rarity on Mars
    ...n't sort atoms by their macroscopic density. Everything is in free fall. Dust particles existed in the inner and outer solar systems, and Jupiter has ple ...nets near the sun have a higher density. But this is not because orbiting dust particles sorted themselves by density. (How could they know in free-fall?
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  • Dark slope streaks
    ...r the equator; they are believed to be avalanches involving bright Martian dust moving down slope and exposing the dark underlying rock. However, some res Dark slope streaks are found on dust-covered slopes, particular near the equator.<ref name="Chuang10">Chuang, F.
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  • File:MARSIS.jpg
    ...material consists of nearly pure water ice with only a small component of dust.
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  • Noachis quadrangle
    ...craft attempted to land in a giant dust storm and in an area that has many dust devils.<ref>Hartmann, W. 2003. A Traveler's Guide to Mars. Workman Publi ...on.</ref> This mantle material probably fell from the air as ice formed on dust when the climate was different due to changes in the tilt of the Mars pole.
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  • Laser communication systems
    Lasers on the ground may be scattered by [[Dust storms]], where as radio waves are not effected. If the laser was in orbit
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  • Foundation
    ...sure on the buildings even in the strongest winds. However, high velocity dust might scratch windows and damages surface finishes or solar cells.
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  • Atmosphere
    ...y:chemistry|chemicals]], and it forms a visible sky, mostly from dispersed dust. Also note that it protects from lower energy radiation particles, stoppin At times of large dust storms, the atmosphere is warmer due to the dust intercepting and reradiating heat.
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  • Water Infrastructure
    *Extracted water may contain contaminants such as dust, salts and other materials. *Water is used for cleaning and dust control. Water may be used to clean equipment and remove perchlorates.
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  • Argyre quadrangle
    ...been much thicker and contained more moisture. The amount of atmospheric dust also has increased and decreased. It is believed that these frequent change ==Dust devil tracks==
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  • Cellulose
    ...ian atmosphere that has been [[Atmospheric_processing|filtered]] to remove dust and then compressed to produce the low pressure atmosphere. A [[Photobiorea
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  • Periodic climate changes on Mars
    ...phere. Moisture in the atmosphere will fall as snow or as ice frozen onto dust grains. Calculations suggest this material will concentrate in the mid-lat ...ulation models of the Martian atmosphere predict accumulations of ice-rich dust in the same areas where ice-rich features are found.
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  • Cost of energy on Mars
    ...thane/oxygen form for long term, with gensets used to produce power during dust storms. ...anism would be fitted with elements allowing for a self cleaning phase for dust removal. The panels are mounted on a single rotating and extending boom, t
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  • User:Suitupshowup
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  • Crew 188 Astronomy Reports
    ...take the role of Hab-Com until our Commander, Ryan, was finished with his dust experiments which are conducted at the time of the departure and return of
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  • Phoenicis Lacus quadrangle
    ...sher=University of Arizona Press|isbn=978-0-8165-1257-7</ref> Other global dust storms have also been observed, since that time. ...t it was thought that the shaking of the ground from the impact caused the dust avalanches, but if that was the case the dark streaks would have been arran
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  • Observing Mars with a Telescope
    ...ee main regions can be seen: the polar caps, lighter areas of rust-colored dust, and darker areas of exposed volcanic rock.<ref name=":3" /> ...rkings can appear to morph in size and shape due to changes in atmospheric dust, a phenomenon which was interpreted by early astronomers as resulting from
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  • The beauty of Mars from 150 miles
    ...t devils. When a dust devil passes, it removes the thin coating of bright dust. One then sees the dark undersurface.]] ...t devils. When a dust devil passes, it removes the thin coating of bright dust. One then sees the dark undersurface.
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  • Energy
    ...must be taken into account. Performance decreases with higher latitudes. Dust storms can last for months during which solar panels are reduced in power. ...movements of the [[atmosphere]] and can produce large amounts of energy. [[Dust storms]] may have abrasive effect on the rotor blades, increasing the maint
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  • Crater
    ...[[Mars]] surface cause highly energetic impacts, ejecting rock, [[regolith|dust]] and gases into the atmosphere and surrounding landscape. Most of Mars' cr
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  • Research on greenhouses & assumptions
    ...ch the outer dome also protects against UV radiation. At night and during dust storms a further insulating cover could be deployed to stop radiant heat lo ...m clouds on Earth is greater than the average interference from clouds and dust on Mars.
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  • Opportunity
    ...ere not able to function because sunlight was cut off by planet-encircling dust storm, which was first detected May 30.<ref>https://mars.nasa.gov/news/8364 ...be produced by these cells. However, at times, due to the accumulation of dust, change in season, or due to atmospheric conditions the energy production i
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  • Hydroponics
    * No influence from exterior weather, no influence from dust storms.
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  • Greenhouse
    ==Minimum Light levels for house plants or during dust storms== ...solar cells with an efficiency of 15% (locally produced cells and ignoring dust covering them), and noting that solar power is weaker on Mars (further from
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  • Marspedia:Sandbox
    |[[Coronal Mass Ejections|CMEs]]&nbsp;-&nbsp;[[Dust storms]]&nbsp;-&nbsp;[[Meteorites]]&nbsp;-&nbsp;[[Solar flares]]&nbsp;-&nbs |[[Coronal Mass Ejections|CMEs]]&nbsp;-&nbsp;[[Dust storms]]&nbsp;-&nbsp;[[Meteorites]]&nbsp;-&nbsp;[[Solar flares]]&nbsp;-&nbs
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  • Airship
    *The large surface of the airship would results in strong forces during [[dust storms]].
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  • Terra Sirenum
    ...s deposited, then moves into the crater. Once inside the crater shade and dust preserve the snow, the snow changes to ice. The many concentric lines are ...aser, R. Kahn, C. Carson, and D. Pidek. 1979. Properties and effects of dust suspended in the martian atmosphere. J. Geophys. Res. 84, 2929-2945. </re
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  • Propellant storage
    .... The liquefaction process involves removal of certain components, such as dust, acid gases, helium, water, and heavy hydrocarbons, which could cause diffi
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  • Talk:Greenhouse
    How long can plants survive without sunlight (e.g. during a dust storm)? How much energy is required for heating, especially during long lasting dust storms? This question can not be answered without an experimental setup.
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  • Amazonis quadrangle
    ...pended in the atmosphere and transported long distances.<ref>Tanaka, K. L. Dust and ice deposition in the Martian geologic record. Icarus 144, 254–266 (2 Dark slope streaks are narrow, avalanche-like features common on dust-covered slopes in the equatorial regions.<ref>Chuang, F.C.; Beyer, R.A.; Br
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  • Mariner 9
    ...e the Moon with a surface covered with nothing but craters. After a major dust storm cleared, Mariner 9 took pictures of 100 percent of the surface and re
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  • Greenhouse gases
    ...ch gas relatively unhindered and heats up the surface below. (On Mars, the dust in the atmosphere also causes signifiant heating.) When the planet re-emit
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  • User:T.Neo/Manipulation of Phobos
    ...tage of terraforming. Alternatively, Phobos could kick up large amounts of dust, preventing sunlight from hitting the surface.
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  • Experimental setup
    ...shape of the rotor wings for thin air is needed. The stability for heavy [[dust storms]] must be considered. Additionaly we need an [[Needed explorations#W
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  • Thaumasia quadrangle
    ...t6 = Pidek | first6 = D. | year = 1979 | title = Properties and effects of dust suspended in the martian atmosphere | url = | journal = J. Geophys. Res. | ==Dust devil tracks==
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  • Production
    ...beam crane, 3D fab units. Plants are used to encourage cleanliness and a dust free environment. Skylights let some martian light enter the area. but mos
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  • What settlers would miss
    ...salmon coloured because of dust in the air. During periods with very low dust, the Martian Skys can be a deep blue.
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  • Arcadia quadrangle
    ...tellites which went in orbit about the planet. Ridge networks, glaciers, dust devil tracks, slope streaks, gullies, latitude dependent mantle, old river ...h 2011|year=1992|publisher=University of Arizona Press|</ref> Other global dust storms have also been observed, since that time.
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  • Lighting
    ...ght. [[Rover|Rovers]] must have headlamps for driving at night or during [[dust storms]]. Many plants require more sunlight than is available on the Martian surface. [[Dust storms]] can also obscure the sun for months at a time. Artificial lighting
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  • High Resolution Imaging Science Experiment (HiRISE)
    ...many features appear much darker. Much of Mars is covered by a brown/red dust that gives little contrast. Pictures would be very bland. ...s to better identify rocks and minerals. Redder colors usually mean more dust is present, on the other hand bluer colors may show coarser-grained rocks a
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  • Arsia Mons
    .../ref> there is some debate about the nature of the clouds whether they are dust particles or water vapor <ref name=":13">THEMIS: Ice-rich clouds over Arsia
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  • Solar System
    ...e gas giants, moons, dwarf planets, asteroids, comets, and vast amounts of dust and debris. Also, Mars.
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  • EVA Suit
    ...reduce contamination of the habitat by preventing any ingress of exterior dust.
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  • Fail-safe
    If losing solar power is a possibility, for example during a dust storm, the redundancy at a system level would require a separate power sour
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  • Jezero Crater
    ...rganics are not only inside of abraded rocks SHERLOC analyzed, but in the dust on non-abraded rock. ...s (Sols), the Perseverance Rover in Jezero Crater found that at least four dust devils pass Perseverance on a typical Martian day and that more than one pe
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  • Eridania quadrangle
    ...idespread on Mars, but extremely rare on the Earth. Eridania has gullies, dust devil tracks, glaciers, craters, and gorgeous dunes. == Dust devil tracks ==
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  • Sisyphi Montes
    ...ounderice.jpg |left|thumb|px|Labeled CTX image from Sisyphi Montes showing dust devil tracks and a possible "tuya" A tuya is created by a volcanic erupti
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  • Diacria quadrangle
    ...nto a gas instead of melting first. Dry ice does this on the Earth. Some dust devils were observed. ...overed by a thick smooth mantle that is thought to be a mixture of ice and dust. This ice-rich mantle, a few yards thick, smoothes the land. Because ther
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  • Bringing down Phobos
    The crash would have a global impact on Mars' atmosphere and climate. Dust that is evaporated into the atmosphere would temporarily reduce the [[sunli
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  • Earth-supported colony
    *Food storage would also be required, at least enough to survive a long dust storm, or a missed synod.
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  • Phobos
    The Soviet spacecraft [[Phobos 2]] reported a faint but steady release of dust particles from Phobos, but the spacecraft failed before it could determine
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  • Mars
    ...in the planetary atmospheric pressure and can contribute to planet scale [[Dust storms]]. ...Olympus Mons. But it is thick enough to support very strong winds and vast dust storms that on occasion engulf the entire planet for months. Mars’ thin a
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  • Viking 2
    ...d repeatedly to determine the nature of the magnetic component in Martian dust. Studies with magnets aboard the Viking landers indicated that the soil i ...in pure magnetite or just one type of maghemite. Rather, they thought Mars dust probably was an aggregate possibly cemented withferric oxide (Fe<sub>2</sub
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  • Memnonia quadrangle
    ...the dust storm.<ref>Kieffer. 1992. ISBN|0-517-00192-6</ref> Other global dust storms have also been observed, since that time. Dark streaks can be seen ...oris Ivanov, Alfred S. McEwen, Ingrid J. Daubar. Impact air blast triggers dust avalanches on Mars. Icarus, 2012; 217 (1): 194 10.1016/j.icarus.2011.10.026
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  • Mare Australe quadrangle
    ...the ground and go hundreds of feet into the air. At another season, giant dust devils move over the landscape. Much of the environs is full of things rel ...ed forms, which were determined to be caused by carbon dioxide gas blowing dust around at certain times of the year.
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  • Talk:Blacksmith
    ...diameter to the extent that they explode in the air and leave no trace but dust on the ground but slows 100 foot diameter iron meteoroids so they have less
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  • List of books set on Mars
    |Red Dust
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  • Hellas Planitia
    ...nhill, and is now protected from sublimation by a layer of rock debris and dust. Sublimation is when a solid changes directly to a gas without passing thro
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  • Arabia quadrangle
    ...esas, and ridges. Some believe that during certain climate changes an ice-dust layer was deposited; later, parts were eroded to form buttes and mesas.<ref ...pdf</ref> So, in summary, research supports the idea that materials (ice, dust) were deposited in craters and in the area around the craters. Later, grou
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  • Mars Perseverance Rover
    ...home to several instruments. The arm has an instrument called the Gaseous Dust Removal Tool (GDRT) and the drill. The tools found on the turret are SHERL ...ctrometers. The instruments can identify harmful particles in the Martian dust. This is important for future manned missions. SuperCam has a more powerf
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  • Mars One
    ...nal biosphere. For the expansion of the colony's buildings we will collect dust and fine rock debris. ...ansion is processed outside the living quarters. Another source of Martian dust is when people come back from an outdoor mission and undress from a space s
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  • Syrtis Major quadrangle
    ...uent regional or global dust storms that coat the surface with fine bright dust. ...rogram Here the crater rim diverted wind and kept it from removing bright dust.
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  • Crew 188 Mission Summary
    3. Dust Abrasion and Operations Investigation of Thermal Micrometeoroid Garment (TM 4. Martian Dust Filter Tests
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  • InSight Mission
    ...ef>https://mars.nasa.gov/insight/spacecraft/about-the-lander/</ref> Since dust covering solar panels is a persistent problem for Mars missions, the solar ...ey get covered with dust. However, sometimes we get lucky because passing dust devils clean the panels.<ref>https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/nasas-insight-ma
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  • Transportation
    Exterior vehicles will require [[maintenance]]. Martian dust is fine and may damage quickly rotating parts so maintenance is bound to be
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  • Casius quadrangle
    ...through to an ice layer. The rebound forms the ring-mold shape, and then dust and debris settle on the top to insulate the ice.]] ...through to an ice layer. The rebound forms the ring-mold shape, and then dust and debris settle on the top to insulate the ice.
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  • Crew 178 - Journalism Reports
    ...on, as one of the major natural danger during our missions outside are the dust storms. Winds of high speed and no visibility are real life-threatening haz Sol 3 ended with the disappearance of two crew members. The dust storm that raged that night made any expedition to lead an emergency rescue
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  • Nuclear power
    ...er by 95%. Finally, to keep solar panels clean, EVA's will be required to dust them, and every EVA increases the chance of a human dying.) ...Radiators are inefficient at low temperatures and can easily be covered by dust, and at high temperature the efficiency of electrical production is effecte
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  • Life support
    ...[sunlight]] or [[lighting|artificial light]]. During the night or during a dust storm there may not be enough sunlight, either for direct lighting for the ...The stored energy quantity must be large enough to cover a few months of dust storms, again, unless nuclear reactors are used. [[wind turbine]]s may hel
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  • Talk:Semi-autonomous colony
    ...e kept inside a sintered regolith structure or a cave to keep it away from dust and radiation. The Habitat would be repaired and replenished in LEO, by an
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  • In-situ resource utilization
    rect 60 170 250 260 [[Dust collector]] ...n a thicker atmosphere than currently. Also note that the extremely small dust particles (fines), will be hard on mechanical moving parts.
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  • Sabatier/Water Electrolysis Process
    ..., and the storage tanks might be replaced by metal hydride reservoirs. If dust storms are particularly bad during a synod, the production rate might be to
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  • Gravity
    *[[Dust storms]] on Mars reach high altitude. Scientists found the cause in the low
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  • Mars 2020
    ...[Manned mission|human expedition]] understand any hazards posed by Martian dust, and will test technology to produce oxygen (O<sub>2</sub>) from Martian at ...of temperature, wind speed and direction, pressure, relative humidity and dust size and shape. It would be provided by Spain's ''Centro de Astrobiología'
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  • Margaritifer Sinus quadrangle
    ===Minerals in dust=== ...of drier periods on mars from the chemistry and mineralogy of atmospheric dust. Nature: 436, 62-65.</ref>
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  • Sinus Sabaeus quadrangle
    ...hind minerals as deposits and/or cementing agents. Consequently, layers of dust could not later easily erode away since they were cemented together. On Ear ...Global Surveyor]] demonstrated rather that it was probably volcanic ash or dust. Today, it is believed that White Rock represents an old rock layer that o
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  • Crew 189 Mission Summary
    ...the dust cleaner on EVAs on three occasions and each time, it cleared out dust pretty well and allowed the mobile phone plugged on the solar panel to char
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  • Failure of the settlement
    ...or remove CO2, that will accumulate and eventually reach poisonous levels. Dust storms have been know to block out 95% of the light, and last for weeks. I
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  • Crew 171 - SEDS
    ...iented Robotics and Control Lab and served as the Lead Engineer on the ASU Dust Devils Microgravity Team. Her graduate research involves the development an
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  • Phaethontis quadrangle
    ...deposited, then moves into the crater. Once inside the crater, shade and dust preserve the snow. The snow eventually changes to ice. The many concentri ...Flaser, R. Kahn, C. Carson, and D. Pidek. 1979. Properties and effects of dust suspended in the martian atmosphere. J. Geophys. Res. 84, 2929-2945.</ref
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  • Mars - A Brief History of Exploration (MarsDrive.com)
    ...sful in beaming back any information and Mars was in the midst of a global dust storm at the time so the orbiter sent back no useful pictures. November of
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  • Mariner 4
    ...been struck by micrometeorites. In a span of just 15 minutes, the cosmic dust detector registered 17 hits. The event changed the attitude of Mariner. O - Cosmic dust detector.<ref>https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/missions/mariner-4/</ref>
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  • Radioisotope Thermoelectric Generators: Advantages and Disadvantages
    ...orm]] at one point left the Spirit rover with only 25% of its solar arrays dust-free.<ref name=":6">''Final Environmental Impact Statement for the Mars 202 ...ary sunlight year-round and where panels could remain relatively free from dust. The variant powered by the MMRTG, on the other hand, could operate equally
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  • Martian features that are signs of water ice
    ...thus thought that most glaciers must be covered with a layer of rubble or dust preventing free transfer of water vapor from the subliming ice into the air ...into the crater. Once ice gets inside the crater, shade and a covering of dust preserve it. In time the snow changes to ice. Concentric lines are create
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  • Tharsis
    ..., et al. 2018. Hydrogen escape from Mars enhanced by deep convection in dust storms. Nature Astronomy. Published online January 22, 2018. doi: 10.1038/ ...covered with dust. Much of the Martian surface is covered with dust. Fine dust settles out of the atmosphere covering everything.
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  • CREW 191 – ASIA TEAM
    ...sukishiro, Venzha Christ, and Wataru Okamoto – “THE GOOD DEVILS” from the DUST ! ...image of MARS was changed, fact that, the entire planet was engulfed in a dust storm. And also another phenomenon that something appeared to be poking abo
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  • Crew 191 Mission Summary
    ...an many of the other planets, and this oval shaped orbit results in fierce dust storms that cover the entire planet and can last for many months. Perhaps t
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  • Oxygen
    ...d, for example, as an atmosphere for processes that involve explosive iron dust.
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  • Air
    ...uced pressure. Vacuum system will be less efficient as well and transport dust less efficiently. The ability of the air to absorb moisture will also be
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  • Talk:Experimental setup
    :::Occasionally dust storms on Mars last for months. Farming on Mars like farming on Earth may
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  • Back contamination
    ...has been estimated that approximately 100 kg of Martian rocks, gravel, and dust, fall on Earth every year. (This estimate is based on ~0.00385% of meteorit
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  • Energy storage
    ...ect to changing weather conditions, especially during the Martian night or dust storms, which makes '''energy storage''' necessary. Energy storage [[Settle
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  • Hellas quadrangle
    ...tually, moisture in the atmosphere will fall as snow or as ice frozen onto dust grains. Calculations suggest this material will concentrate in the mid-lat ...eral circulation models. These theories predict accumulations of ice-rich dust (which becomes permafrost, also called 'mantle') in the same areas where i
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  • Crew 188 Sol Summaries
    ...the Hab, the NASA Glenn dust load experiment continued and air filtration dust samples were obtained from the EVA crew returning into the airlock. The aft Meanwhile back in the Hab, I was in full science mode taking dust measurements in the airlock and uploading biometric data to Earth. The wind
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  • Martian Meteorites
    ...a collection of material that came from the same swirling cloud of gas and dust. So if organic compounds are on one planet or satellite, then it is logica
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  • Mare Boreum quadrangle
    ...rom seasonal melting and deposition of ice together with dust from Martian dust storms. These polar layered deposits lie under the permanent polar caps. I
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  • What Mars Actually Looks Like!
    ...more like 6 mph (9.6 km/hr).<ref> https://www.space.com/30663-the-martian-dust-storms-a-breeze.html</ref> ...of layers 26270 1820.jpg|Close, color view of layers. Light brown is from dust falling from sky. Dark parts are basalt sand that has settled on horizonal
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  • Crew 188
    ...nter was titled “Characterization and Measurement Standardization of Lunar Dust Abrasion for Spacecraft Design and Operations”. Ryan participated as a cr
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  • Volcano
    ...ruptions are called pyroclastic. A pyroclastic flow is a cloud of red hot dust mixed with poisonous gases which flow down hill at a couple hundred km / ho
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  • Geological processes that have shaped Mars: Why Mars looks like it does
    ...hit here throw up dark material that was under a layer of bright, surface dust. We have found that Mars is hit by 200 impacts/year.<ref>https://www.space ...through to an ice layer. The rebound forms the ring-mold shape, and then dust and debris settle on the top to insulate the ice.]]
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  • Glaciers on Mars
    ...005Icar..174..321A</ref> On Mars these glaciers are covered with rock and dust debris a few meters to a few tens of meters thick.<ref> Baker, D. and L. Ca ...rs may be big, but they are shallow. Scientists believe they are full of dust and ice. As material moves down crater walls toward the center, concentric
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  • HiWish program
    ...oisture in the atmosphere. During those times, water will freeze onto the dust particles. Eventually, the particles will be too heavy and fall to the sur ...t falls from the sky at different times. Mantle is mostly from ice-coated dust falling from the sky under certain climate conditions. Wind, acting over m
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  • Railroad
    ...higher than the surrounding Martian atmosphere, preventing the invasion of dust. Musk himself imagines a version without a tube on Mars(ref needed).
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  • Carbon Dioxide Scrubbers
    ...ile the former consists of a substance adhering only to the surface (like dust clinging to an air filter).<ref>Adsorption. (2019). In ''Wikipedia''. Retri ...ems with the pellets being blown off the beds and into air valves. Zeolite dust has also accumulated to the point where airflow became restricted beyond fu
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  • Mars Science Fiction
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  • Aeolis quadrangle
    ...cal rock from the plains of Gusev crater. Most rocks contain a coating of dust and one or more harder coatings. Veins of water-deposited veins are visibl ...gh thermal inertia, while sand has a low thermal inertia. A thin layer of dust, maybe less than one millimeter thick, covers all surfaces. Besides being
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  • Layers on Mars
    ...of layers 26270 1820.jpg|Close, color view of layers. Light brown is from dust falling from sky. Dark parts are basalt sand that has settled on horizonal ...he poles enters the atmosphere, and freezes to form snow or ice-coatcoated dust. This ice-rich material collects at mid latitudes. It appears as a smooth
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  • Ismenius Lacus quadrangle
    ...from approximately 20 to 200 microns (μm); hence, the dust that can cover dust devil tracks may only be the thickness of a human hair.<ref>https://en.wiki ...Dunes, as seen by HiRISE. Click on image to see light-toned deposits and dust devil tracks.
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  • Oceans on Mars
    ...would melt with the liquid water freezing to the cryosphere. However, if dust covered the ice the ice may have been lasted for a very long time.<ref> Cli ...s actually seen when the landing rockets of the Phoenix lander blow away a dust cover to reveal ice.<ref>Smith, P., et al. 2009. H<sub><sup>2</sub></sup>
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  • MAVEN
    ...N. Heavens et al. Hydrogen escape from Mars enhanced by deep convection in dust storms. ''Nature Astronomy''. Published online January 22, 2018. doi: 10.10
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  • Crew 186 Journalism Reports
    ...hab. The crew awoke to frigid temperatures and a shroud of blowing Martian dust – our first sandstorm. Unwilling to test our luck in the tumultuous condi By the late afternoon the dust had begun to clear and a robotic supply rover which landed earlier this wee
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  • Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter
    ...uire profiles of the lower 50 miles of the atmosphere, including clouds, [[dust]], pressure and temperature.<ref>[http://mars.jpl.nasa.gov/mcs-redirect.htm
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  • The Curious Case for Methane on Mars: Methane and Active Organics Discovered on Mars
    ...hydrothermal vents, photochemistry and other geological processes.  Cosmic dust includes organic rich material that may be coming into the atmosphere of Ma
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  • Crew 188 EVA Reports
    ...d we filled up the gas tanks on the ATV’s while we were waiting for Ryan’s dust project to be ready in the airlock. At 13:07 we entered the airlock, at 13: Purpose of EVA: To get dirty and gather data for the dust study. (Primary Objective) To scout the rim for future EVA missions and obs
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  • Equipment for autonomous growth
    ...hetic materials will be needed for the repair and production of vacuum and dust-proof clothing (Mars suits or [[space suit]]s). This protective clothing wi
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  • Crew 6 - Crew Bio
    ...est concerns the optical constants and radiative heating properties of the dust suspended in the Mars atmosphere.Her primary engineering interest lies in u
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  • Crew 181 - Journalism Report
    ...and of course David Bowie’s Life on Mars, we arrived at MDRS in a swirl of dust … which continued long after our spaceship (van) landed due to the 50k/hr
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  • Cebrenia quadrangle
    Mantle may be composed of ice and dust that fell from the sky during past climatic conditions. Mantle could be a ...een by HiRISE under the HiWish program. Mantle may be composed of ice and dust that fell from the sky during past climatic conditions.]]
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  • Amenthes quadrangle
    ...as proven when the landing rockets on the Phoenix lander blew away surface dust to reveal an ice surface.<ref>http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/phoenix/new
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  • Coprates quadrangle
    ...esulted from rivers, lakes, volcanic ash, or windblown deposits of sand or dust.<ref>http://hirise.lpl.arizona.edu/PSP_005385_1640 |title=HiRISE &#124; Lig ...at moisture has been transported around the planet as snow and ice-covered dust. Moisture from the poles migrates to mid latitudes and ends up in latitude
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  • Martian gullies
    ...overed by a thick smooth mantle that is thought to be a mixture of ice and dust. ...back to ground at lower latitudes as deposits of frost or snow mixed with dust. This movement of water could last for several thousand years and create a
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  • The Observational History of Mars as a Pathway for a Human Mission
    ...h as extant life as a potential pathogen, radiation, water or lack of, and dust storms. Observation is the key to solving these issues for the next step o ...changes, concluding they were clouds, but the observation was most likely dust storms. In the late 18th century, William Herschel continued the studies o
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  • Crew 188 Journalism Reports
    ..., we are conducting research with PIs at NASA Glenn Research Centre on the dust intrusion loads (particle size distribution and quantity) as we enter the a ...ection and functionality for its user in extreme conditions; mitigation of dust contamination from EVA’s; optimum crop production with minimal resources
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  • Radiation
    ...banned. Jobs that require regular EVA's (such as cleaning solar cells of dust) should be avoided.
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  • Elysium quadrangle
    *[[Dust devils]]
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  • Talk:Hi-tech versus lo-tech
    ...ne having to maintain wind turbines on Mars? They will get clogged up with dust, abrasion will be a problem, etc. And, genetically engineered plants for us
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  • Crew 202 Journalism Reports
    ...door. Final food inventory, taking note of how quickly all the semi-edible dust disappeared in the first week of the habitat. Strawberries finished on Sol ...everal days and we are determined to debate it until we perish and turn to dust with our gravestones eternally making our arguments.
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  • Oxia Palus quadrangle
    ...ilslayers.jpg|thumb|400px|center|File:ESP 057655 1880mojave.jpg|Layers and dust devil tracks in Dannielson Crater, as seen by HiRISE under HiWish program]] ...more like 6 mph (9.6 km/hr).<ref> https://www.space.com/30663-the-martian-dust-storms-a-breeze.html</ref>
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  • Lunae Palus quadrangle
    ...in 2004) indicated that magnetite could explain the magnetic nature of the dust and soil on Mars. Magnetite was found in the soil and that the most magnet
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  • Iapygia quadrangle
    ...ind minerals as deposits and/or cementing agents. Consequently, a layer of dust that was put down in a dusty time, could not later be easily eroded away si
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  • Crew 189 Journalism Reports
    ...ts will be harvested : outdoor ones, to get information about the airborne dust, and indoor ones, to see how the air quality of a confined space changes ac ...h proved to be quite hard due to continuous strong blowing winds and small dust storms that came with it, leading some members of the crew (especially Gabr
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  • Crew 192 Sol Summaries
    ...g the hab. This turned out to be a worthwhile task as we removed layers of dust from many areas and long-unused objects and organized some of the boxes and
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  • Talk:Equipment for autonomous growth
    ...designed to withstand Martian wind storms, which are another aspect of the dust storms, or be sheltered during a storm. The steam condensing coils would b The months long dust storms would be a problem that would require some sort of power storage to
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  • Crew 172 - Journalism Reports
    ...d. Rolling hills suround the hab (the site was carefully selected to avoid dust storms and provide the best landing opportunities) but off in the distance ...arrival. When we get back, we go through the motions, careful not to track dust too far from the airlock. We strip our suits and help the second crew get t
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  • Extant Life on Mars
    ...hydrothermal vents, photochemistry and other geological processes. Cosmic dust includes organic rich material that may be coming into the atmosphere of Ma ...nts of organic matter, for example from carbon-rich meteorites, comets and dust particles. Some of them may have dissolved in the brine and been trapped in
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  • Geography of Mars
    ...layers result from climate changes. At times the atmosphere contains more dust, consequently darker layers are formed. Sometimes thicker deposits of ice
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  • Crew 190 Journalism Reports
    While we approached the door, a fleet of ATVs arrived in a cloud of dust behind us, carrying members of the previous crew. Our greetings were made s
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  • Curiosity
    ...ough the organic carbon was probably from Mars, it can all be explained by dust and meteorites that have landed on the planet.<ref>McLennan, M.; et al. (20 ...Hawaii Volcanoes. The sample was composed of dust distributed from Martian dust storms and local fine sand. So far, the materials Curiosity has analyzed ar
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  • Crew 186 EVA Reports
    ...ve: This EVA put an astronaut in condition of low visibility, simulating a dust storm. This condition was obtained with a cardboard placed over the top por
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  • Mare Acidalium quadrangle
    ...n the ground disappears into the thin Martian atmosphere and the remaining dust blows away.
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  • Crew 1b - Crew Reports
    ...rom using geology hammers have caused several gouges and the pervasive red dust must be somewhat abrasive to the plastic. I haven’t got an answer to the ...a meter), the size of smoke particles. The space suits are showing lots of dust on them as well, so I’ve instituted a program of vacuuming them off after
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  • Crew 186 Science Reports
    ...s amplified in conditions of low visibility such as night or an unexpected dust storm. The resulting disorientation could greatly imperil any astronaut cau
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  • Crew 3 - Crew Reports
    Noticed that it is a little cold in the first floor, and that there's more dust than usual on the notebook keyboard. The reason turned up to be that the wi ...tant for spectral measurements from orbit. The change of reflectivity with dust cover also affects the atmospheric circulation and thus the climate. Anothe
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  • Crew 1a - Crew Reports
    ...ion. The wind was also a factor during sample collection as the wind-blown dust tended to accumulate in our instruments and also slightly impeded collectio ...oving parts if at all possible. We also have initiated measures to prevent dust from being tracked into the hab. From now on, no EVA suits returning from t
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  • Crew 5 - Crew Reports
    '''Objective(s)''' Pedestrian EVA to install windblown dust collection devices at waypoint 102, which was previously established to be ...as struck by how prepared Nancy Wood was when she asked us to retrieve her dust samples from Way Point 102. She had thought of almost every contingency. Th
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  • Crew 187 Journalism Reports
    In the greenhab the work doesn´t stop and the dirty suit full of dust of our officer knows it, who by the way also has found in the Porg a new fr
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  • Crew 167 Sol Summaries
    ...s! I’ll rover right over.” Or, “I seem to be running low on powdered egg dust; can you hook me up?” Today, on EVA, we took Director Rupert a care-pack
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  • Crew 6 - Crew Reports
    Dress up in galoshes and do a dust dance. ...in Science Area - Yes Protective Eye Gear in Science Area - Yes Disposable Dust Masks in Science Area - No Hard Hat at top of Loft Ladder - No
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  • Crew 2 - Crew Reports
    ionosphere than the desert. This has changed recently, having chased dust ..., and during the ride home my eyes became very irritated and watery due to dust. I was about to call a halt to the ATV motion for the crew when the conditi
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  • Crew 4 - Crew Reports
    Last but not least, my camera failed due to dust getting into the telescoping mechanism. I had kept it out and unprotected i ...only checked the connections, cleaned the solar cells and removed dirt and dust from the small box at the base. In addition, we assigned waypoints to the r
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