...on our accomplishments and our planned desire to send a manned mission to Mars as well as other space missions following up the moon shot.
...could explain to the President about our “can do” accomplishments and our Mars plans.
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===Mars===
With such a thin atmosphere and no [[oxygen]], [[Mars]] has essentially the same dynamics as the moon only with more [[gravity]]
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* Mars
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* Specifically: what is the health impact of Moon and Mars gravity?
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[[Mars MOO]]<BR/>
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...jects (minor planets, [[Comet|Comets]]) that orbit the sun. The moons of [[Mars]] may have been asteroids that were captured. Those in highly irregular orb
:Mars Crossing Asteroids
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...y and methods which would be similar to what would be used for a colony on Mars. McKay said that to him the moon per se is about as attractive as a spheri
...public money enable the quick rides for astronauts or some rich people to Mars or should public money enable a millennium of prosperity by moving human tr
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There is a strong Humans-on-Mars community. Their blinders and filters are similar to those of our Back-to-
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...y level of centripetal force desired, people living on the Earth's moon or Mars would be stuck with the local ambient gravity. However, it is just as poss
...be economically extracted, lunar industry is possible. Trade with [[Luna-Mars Trade|places where volatiles are cheaper]] is still in consideration.
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...atmosphere of Venus, drenching the Earth, as permafrost and polar caps on Mars, and it is the major component of several moons of the outer Solar System,
...much more chaotic than it is today, a body about the size of Mars (but not Mars) struck the primordial Earth obliquely. The body became incorporated into t
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...in space large colonizing vessels to make cyclically repeating voyages to Mars.
...etal development and long-term human health.<ref>[http://www.racetomars.ca/mars/article_effects.jsp Known effects of long-term space flights on the human b
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* $55M each for the Mars gravity (0.4G) crew expedition and the moon gravity (0.15G) crew expedition
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* Launch of the second crew, to try out another gravity level (Mars / 0.4G?).
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...in research topics such as "Lavatube Entrance Amelioration on the Moon and Mars" and "Moon Lighting: Illumination for Lunar Base Construction and Operation
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* [[marsp:Mars MOO|Mars MOO]] article on Marspedia.org<BR/>
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...to where the energy and raw materials are available, outer space, Luna and Mars.
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...o colonize the solar system is not covering the surface of Venus, Mercury, Mars, the moon and the moons of Jupiter and Saturn with people but rather mining
...set of planets and moons<ref>Planets and moons included are Earth's moon, Mars, Venus, Ceres, Vesta, Titan, Europa, Ganymede, Enceladus, and Callisto</ref
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On Luna it is possible for wheeled vehicles to go faster than on Earth or Mars, because there is no air resistance. One reaches a limit caused by wheels
...s. Space ships bigger than the Titanic could be cycling between Earth and Mars. People merely need to choose the right development projects to work on an
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*Mars = -3.721 m/s²
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The Moon is on the direct invasion route to no-where. Well, maybe Mars.
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...Climate Change is hot, hot, hot. Finding life in the universe (especially Mars) is next, but well behind. Return to the Moon is barely on the radar. The
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...tion for rockets bound for the Red Planet. The only link between Earth and Mars, but also the weakest link, if you don't do something. MoonBaseOne is an e
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...ciety crew (MDRS crew #45) conducted a two week moonbase simulation at the Mars Desert Research Station to explore the possibilities of developing its own
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...principles of or cooperation in the civil exploration and use of the Moon, Mars, comets, and asteroids for peaceful purposes grounded in the Outer Space Tr
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...then. It was thought that [[Pluto]] might be as large as [[Earth]], that [[Mars]] likely harbored vegetation and even the remnants of a dying civilization
...the novel was finished) had we not turned our backs on the Moon. He was a “Mars man” back then, but realizing that we would have to create a presence on
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...ned Mars missions, but the expense should all be counted toward the manned Mars missions. A program of [[Bootstrapping Industry]] on Luna does not require
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...both objectives and needs to be set aside. The correct answer to 'Moon or Mars' is '''YES'''.
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| [[Mission to Mars]]
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* [[Luna-Mars Trade]]
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...the moon was formed as a result of a large impact between the Earth and a Mars-sized object. The resultant ejecta formed an orbiting ring of debris aroun
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...out predicting the future. The relative positions of the Earth, Luna, and Mars can be accurately predicted a thousand years into the future. A tossed die
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Long term lunar settlement, not to mention going on to Mars, will depend on successful extraction of volatile substances from the Moon.
...oduce fuel and oxidizer for return flights to the Earth or for trips on to Mars.
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...population transfers, no: not in Earth orbit, not on the Moon, and not on Mars. The physics and economics simply do not work. Maybe some time after 2100
...ays powerfully into NASA’s current plan for a return to the Moon and on to Mars.
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...ffered a cataclysmic collision with another solar body roughly the size of Mars. The disk of debris from this collision accreted over time to form a moon
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[[James Burk|James L Burk]] (Prominent member of Moon and Mars societies)<BR/>
[[Robert Zubrin]] (Mars Society founder)<BR/>
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...n its ability to significantly reduce the trip times for human missions to Mars and beyond. This reduction in times is expected to enable long-term explora
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* '''[http://marspedia.org Marspedia] - a Mars wiki'''
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...und in the Sun–[[Saturn (planet)|Saturn]], Sun–[[Mars (planet)|Mars]], Sun-[[Neptune (planet)|Neptune]], Jupiter–Jovian [[satellite]], an
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...nstrating the device at Luna will not guarantee success in deploying it at Mars or Earth.
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...of them. For the Moon, and the Moon only so far, we went with them. For Mars, we watched attentively and interacted with every move of our robotic machi
...tes with our machines and half of our symbiote goes to Mars, do "We" go to Mars?
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The power of buy-in was shown recently with the Mars Rover mission. The JPL team appeared in the heights of ecstasy on national
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Mission to Mars by Michael Collins
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...cussing concepts of many small, almost "throwaway" robots for the Moon and Mars. http://www.lunarpedia.org/index.php?title=Throwaway_Rovers http://eisci.c
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...id, “Show me something else!” The massive Nova was in our blueprints for a Mars trip.
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...ning to Earth, shipping lunar products to Earth, and later for trips on to Mars and Earth-crossing asteroids. See [[Volatiles]] and [[Harrison Schmitt]].
...t oxidizers and in air for return trips to Earth and later for trips on to Mars and Earth-crossing asteroids.
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...These will be similar to the [[Spirit]] and [[Opportunity]] [[rover]]s on Mars.
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....4 miles/hr). This means the lunar rover must have larger wheels than any Mars rover, have available detailed maps of the path ahead, and be able to move
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09-23-05 NASA ANNOUNCE PLAN - RETURN TO MOON AND BEYOND TO MARS
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# Mars and Venus as surrogate Earths
...ays powerfully into NASA’s current plan for a return to the Moon and on to Mars.
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09-23-05 NASA ANNOUNCE PLAN - RETURN TO MOON AND BEYOND TO MARS
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