The Report of the 90-Day Study on Human Exploration of the Moon and Mars, better known as "The 90 Day Review" was published in November 1989. It wa
==Mars Outpost==
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*[[Mars|Mars]]
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#REDIRECT: [[Luna-Mars Trade]]
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...r Mars missions, NASA would then scratch moon off of its list and go on to Mars.
...be in error, respond in the discussion section. Otherwise members of the Mars Society and members of the Moon Society should consider joining in calling
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...g asteroids, the lunar surface, the satellites of Mars, and the surface of Mars."
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...life-sciences, an exploration base on the moon, and robotic precursors to Mars
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[[Mars Society Conference]] (annual meeting hosted by the [[Mars Society]])<BR/>
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*[[Seasoned Pioneers]] (as emigrants to Mars, etc.) Technology expertise
...r fuels (the thorium 232 > uranium 233 cycle), essential to the opening of Mars to settlement
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|+ ''' A Selection of Luna's and Mars' Characteristics '''
! Quality !! Luna !! Mars
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===Mars people===
...t effort and the risk of a few lives. That said, it is a very long way to Mars.
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...es to make this possible, with the ultimate goal of enabling human life on Mars."[1]
...s intended to launch large payloads into space which could reach the Moon, Mars and other celestial bodies. The rocket has undergone a number of name chang
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[http://isecco.org/ The International Space Exploration and Colonization's Mars Base Zero]
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Principal investigator of the MAE Solar Cell experiment on the Mars Sojourner rover.
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...mplementation of U.S. Space Exploration Policy, also known as the "Moon to Mars" commission, headed by [[Pete Aldridge | Edward C. "Pete" Aldridge]], met d
...of discovery-based criteria for selecting destinations beyond the Moon and Mars, including access to in-situ space resources
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...he highly successful ''MEPAG'' group which gives scientific perspective on Mars exploration issues.
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[[Luna and Mars Characteristics|Mars]] could return dividends at the same time that Luna does if they join force
...porting goods from Ceres would be more economical than importing them from Mars. However Ceres has shown no likelihood of having sources of nitrogen or ar
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...framework used for meetings and discussions by the [[Moon Society]], the [[Mars Society]], and the [[National Space Society]].
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...t, just blew me away. That would be one step, a rather big one, closer to Mars. Who else took this idea seriously? I had a teacher or two who took me seri
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...wever, equal industrial capabilities are not given. They must be earned. Mars as it is, without an industrial infrastructure, is as deadly as the moon wi
...nd lunaform Mars is easiest to start on Luna. If industry were started on Mars, it would require people there from the start who would need to be supporte
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* Specifically: what is the health impact of Moon and Mars gravity?
...partial gravity environments, especially the 0.17G on the Moon and 0.4G on Mars.
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