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• Crew 194 Sol Summaries
  ...crewmembers. We then performed our final EVA. Afterward, we learned about space associated neuroocular syndrome (SANS) and nutrition in spaceflight. Weather:Sunny early then clouding over this afternoon.
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• Crew 205 Astronomy Reports
  ===[[Crew 205 - International Emerging Space Leaders]]=== Problems Encountered:Bad weather conditions.
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• Crew 191 Sol Summaries
  Weather: Weather:
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• Periareion
  ...Orbits and astrodynamics in J.R. Wertz, D.F. Everett & J.J. Puschell eds. Space mission engineering: The new SMAD ISBN 978-1-881883-15-9 p. 202</ref> ...winters long. This results in the Southern Hemisphere having more extreme weather, hotter summers, and much colder winters. The north polar cap gets a frost
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• Early warning system (solar radiation)
  ...h an '''early warning system''' to monitor [[:category:Space Weather|space weather]]. Probes such as ''SoHO'' and ''ACE'' receive solar ions approximately an
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• Crew 5 - Crew Bio
  ...a and from the University of Stuttgart. Jan is about to receive his PhD in Space Systems Design and will relocate permanently to the US just following his M ...her satellites, building a state-of-the-art instrument that monitors solar weather, and trying to win new business for the company. She is currently supportin
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• Rover
  ...ssion moves to next launch opportunity in 2020"] (Press release). European Space Agency. 2 May 2016. Retrieved 2 May 2016.</ref> ==Space Exploration Vehicle (SEV)==
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• Crew 155 - First Engineers
  ...-up company that specializes in near space payload design and delivery via weather balloon. ...an Exploration Research Analog study. Interests include human spaceflight, space architecture, project management, and STEAM initiatives.
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• Greenhouse effect
  ...) is emitted into the atmosphere. Long-wave radiation will not escape into space if the [[atmosphere]] is dense enough, and contains [[greenhouse gases]] (s ...cannot be sustained by the atmosphere causing a catastrophic collapse in [[weather systems]] and climate shift. Now Earth greenhouse effect is 33ºK.
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• Crew 203 EVA Reports
  The weather was okay and we did not have any trouble with suits. The EVA was successful; the weather helped us today, it was sunny and there were no winds so we could walk and
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• Crew 189 Sol Summaries
  Weather: Partly cloudy, very warm. Weather: Sunny.
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• Crew 190 Sol Summaries
  Weather: Weather:
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• Crew 205 Science Reports
  ===[[Crew 205 - International Emerging Space Leaders]]=== Crew 205 – International Emerging Space Leaders
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• Crew 184
  ...ing the Dreamchaser program I worked for NASA supporting the International Space Station and Commercial Crew Program as an ECLSS / TCS Flight Controller and Outside of my work in the space industry I have been active in space and general STEM outreach efforts to the general public. This has included
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• Crew 203 Sol Summaries
  Weather: Sunny and warm, low to no wind, disperse clouds. Weather: Mostly cloudy (Cumulus), partially sunny at the afternoon. Temperature sim
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• Energy
  ...re required for their production. The availability strongly depends on the weather conditions and the daytime. Seasonal variations are significative and must ...ncreasing the maintenance effort. The availability strongly depends on the weather conditions. This energy is often available during the time that greenhouses
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• Crew 202 Sol Summaries
  Weather: Sunny and warmer Weather: Partly Cloudy
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• Crew 205 Sol Summaries
  ===[[Crew 205 - International Emerging Space Leaders]]=== Weather: Clear skies all day long, intermittent high intensity winds.
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• Crew 192 Journalism Reports
  Even when the weather is prohibitive for EVAs, they come up with ideas, experiments, educational ...mazing and inspiring view, and always refresh and renew the aspirations of space dreamers.
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• Crew 192 Mission Summary
  ...ferent countries as well as myriad backgrounds with the common interest of space exploration. We have been preparing for this particular mission for the pas ...ater tanks from contamination, cleaning and clearing gear adrift from foul weather / high winds, repaired stair railing, repaired latch & hasp on door, and ti
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• Crew 192 Sol Summaries
  Weather: Beautiful Weather: Cloudy and rainy in the morning, warmer and sunny in the afternoon.
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• Crew 197 Mission Summary
  ...MarsVR Phase 2, and testing / feedback of the recently refurbished analog space suits. Our mission focused on gathering important data for both of these p ...was an important part of our time at the MDRS. We all share a passion for space and for helping the Mars analog research program, and that helped us to bon
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• Cosmic radiation
  '''Cosmic radiation''' (also known as cosmic rays) is created in deep space by strong electric and magnetic processes, stripping atoms down to the core ...The space environment'' in J.R. Wertz, D.F. Everett & J.J. Puschell eds. ''Space mission engineering: The new SMAD''. 2011. pp. 127-137. ISBN 978-1-881883-1
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• How living on Mars will be different than living on Earth
  ...by Jim Secosky. Jim is a retired science teacher who has used the Hubble Space Telescope, the Mars Global Surveyor, and HiRISE. ==Weather and Atmosphere==
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• Crew 183 - GreenHab
  ...taking care of the GreenHab. Things have been coming along steadily in the space, and I’m happy to report that all of the plants seem healthier and bigger ...our final EVA mission: the sky was cloudy and the winds very strong. This weather was totally different than the rest of our time here on Mars: on other EVA
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• Crew 174 - Journalism Reports
  ...it, they are the most influencing objects helping one develop a quest for space exploration. The Team Planeteers (MDRS Crew 174) consists of a special blen ...s that her zeal to become an astronaut led her to purse further studies in space domain. Mamatha also shares her undergraduate experience of building the fi
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• Crew 191 Mission Summary
  ...the radiation when an astronaut doing a space travel or bring a mission to space? In space, the radiation damaged the tiny branches on neurons that help transmit elec
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• Crew 179 - Journalism Report
  ...sted primarily of equipment check out in in situ training with our Rovers, space suits, navigation, and surveying gear. The rookies have adapted admirably u ...we discovered that sanitation ops without a functional water heater in 50F weather is far less pleasant than one might expect. It might even rival living with
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• Crew 188 Sol Summaries
  Weather: ...being recorded on WebEx and shared immediately afterwards by the Austrian Space Forum (Österreichisches Weltraum Forum, OeWF). Q&A can be submitted to red
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• Plants
  [[Greenhouse]] space and resources in a [[settlement]] are limited, and must be used carefully. *Potatoes (prefer cooler weather, less sun will result in smaller tubers)
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• Atmosphere
  ...rom lower energy radiation particles, stopping 1.58% of the radiation from space, even though it has only 0.6% of the Earth's air pressure. ...a/M/Marsatmos.html Water and trace gases based on table from David Darling Space Encyclopedia]</ref>
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• Mass driver
  ...landing of a payload can be done. The trajectory of the payload from outer space or from an orbit to the muzzle of the mass driver must be adjusted with nea ...tanlate">[http://www-star.stanford.edu/projects/mgs/late.html Late Martian Weather!] ''stanford.edu'' temperature/pressure profiles 1998 to 2005</ref><!-- ver
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• CREW 191 – ASIA TEAM
  ...are always thinking about form. Nobody cares about how people can work in space conditions. Human-centered design never comes from the inspiration of just Interest : Space, Trekking, Travel
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• Crew 205 EVA Reports
  ===[[Crew 205 - International Emerging Space Leaders]]=== ...COMMS Officer H. Blackburn called in to notify the crewthat the incidental weather they had been monitoring had reached the Hab and precipitation would likely
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• Crew 205 Journalism Reports
  === [[Crew 205 - International Emerging Space Leaders]] === Today we woke up on Mars! The weather looks great, the Red Planet is really showing us its best side. We are just
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• Crew 200 Journalism Reports
  ...Lindsay, and I enjoy a casual morning, discussing the evolving commercial space industry and our new roles. We got lost in conversation with the MDRS Direc We are young, fresh in our understanding of Mars, the space industry, and leadership. But we are adaptable, ready for the challenges of
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• Greenhouse
  ...use of local materials to avoid waste, maximize energy input and optimize space. Spawned from the [[Hillside settlement]] design, the greenhouse would most ...and the radiation levels are low. A combination of greenhouse and living space for the settlers might be possible, but high productivity greenhouses will
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• Crew 167 Sol Summaries
  Weather: Sunny and warm all day long! Weather: Sunscreen needed today on Mars!
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• Crew 186 Sol Summaries
  Weather: 11C, Wind calm, Fair, Humidity 40% The clear weather allowed for our last navigation EVA to take place as scheduled. We now have
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• Crew 195 Journalism Reports
  ...vious few updates have likely not made much sense. I am not suffering from space madness. Big Brother is a brutal censor. Enough said. We were given a unique perspective on Mars weather today. Sometimes having limited control over your situation is liberating.
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• Crew 187 EVA Reports
  ...sting of long-range EVA protocols, and long-range operation test of Cóndor Space Suit Simulator, Collection of possible halophile samples. Purpose of EVA: Primary: Mid-range testing of the Cóndor Space Suit Simulator, Mid-range EVA protocol testing, Sample collection for possi
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• Crew 193 Mission Summary
  ...stronaut Candidates from the US and Canada. Along with a great passion for space exploration, every member in the crew has a varied skillset in addition to ...s never a dull moment on Mars when the Gold crew was around, even when bad weather forced the crew to stay indoors, the crew had a busy day working on MDRS pr
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• Crew 173 - Journalism Reports
  ...us through additional training. She informed us that due to the inclement weather, we will have our ATV and Rover training Tuesday, if all goes well. And the ...hout electrocuting themselves) and acclimatising to the cold and wet muddy weather. It was a big moment for them, for they claim that their relationship was f
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• Mars 2020
  ...ery wet—it had oceans and lakes. Did life start on Mars and get flung into space and we are all descendants of Martian microbes? It's not crazy, and it's wo ...3–4 April - Mars Environmental Dynamics Analyzer (MEDA) recorded the first weather report on Mars[80]
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• Crew 189 Mission Summary
  To promote awareness and passion for space exploration via education and outreach ...ceUp France in 2017 and took part in different space related associations (space pole and cubesat club). She was also vice-president of the « Junior Enterp
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• Mariner 4
  ...s.<ref>https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/missions/mariner-4/</ref> <ref>https://www.space.com/18787-mariner-4.html</ref> ...ed to the end of each solar panel.<ref>http://www.planetary.org/multimedia/space-images/spacecraft/mariner-4.html</ref> <ref>Report from Mars Mariner IV 19
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• Crew 175 - Journalism Reports
  ...re not practicable. We had two goals: test the radios and the sextant. The weather was cloudy, and rain was close. We had planned a short EVA, and I left with ...o help us get more accurate values. Both experiments were disturbed by the weather. Radio communications were very bad, and particularly unstable, and the sex
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• InSight Mission
  It is the first space robotic explorer to study the inside of Mars: its crust, mantle, and core. ...ref> As of October 2019. Insight has found 21 Marsquakes.<ref>https://www.space.com/mars-insight-lander-burrowing-probe-hope.html?utm_source=Selligent&utm_
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• Mars Perseverance Rover
  ...s will be housed inside the SHERLOC. This is the first time material from space suits will be sent to Mars. These samples will be examined to determine ho ...ance to allow for future human explorers to be able to predict climate and weather patterns more accurately. The Mars Environmental Dynamics Analyzer (MEDA)
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• Crew 186 Journalism Reports
  ...the morning, the EVA team did not depart until slightly past noon when the weather began to stabilize. Cesare Guariniello and Melanie Grande supported Mark on ...at the crew would have been less than enthusiastic about any EVAs. But the weather has been a perfect excuse for a slow day around the hab.
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• Crew 184 - Journalist Report
  ...to see the land, that surrounds us. We hope we can manage to wear the new space suits without larger problems, as we have heard, that you have to be fit. T ...n the dusty ground, we had to learn how to survive. Meaning how to use our space suits properly and to stay always in touch with our crewmates.
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• Crew 205 GreenHab Reports
  ===[[Crew 205 - International Emerging Space Leaders]]=== ...losed for most of the day due to the low ambient temperatures and overcast weather. However, at 1200 hours, the door was opened to allow for ambient airflow a
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• Nuclear power
  ...for remote bases, small cities, and mining sites on Earth. On Mars and in space, these reactors could power a Settlement or a Spaceship for between 5 to 40 ...ors and considerable support staff for maintenance. Reactors designed for Space and Mars will need to have mostly hands off operations.
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• Crew 200 Mission Summary
  distributed in space with an order depending on their meaning. Emotions and feelings will be ...adhering to planetary protection ideals, protecting the immune systems of space explorers, and understanding life in the universe from broader contexts.
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• Crew 202 Mission Summary
  ...itself, the Crew Astronomer captured and processed images of various deep-space objects, including M1, M31, M33, M42, M51, M78, IC405, the Rosette Nebula, ...g of the mission, to evaluate the photometry of Pluto and Makemake. Due to weather conditions and some remaining problem with the centering of the telescope,
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• Crew 167 Journalism Reports
  ...ast moving object was also observed and determined to be the International Space Station. He continues to find the early morning viewing hours to be better ...caves or tunnels, which can provide long-term shelter from conditions like weather, and radiation on Mars.
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• The Curious Case for Methane on Mars: Methane and Active Organics Discovered on Mars
  The [[European Space Agency (ESA)]] announced in 2004, they had discovered plumes of seasonal me ...crobes bloom during warming periods and lie dormant during times of cooler weather.
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• Crew 205 Operations Reports
  === [[Crew 205 - International Emerging Space Leaders]] === Summary of suits and radios: Two radios have been stuck in privacy and NOAA weather radio mode, respectively since we arrived. Following the radio’s manual d
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• Crew 186 Science Reports
  ...is imperative, especially for long-term missions. Experts in the field or space exploration have been working for years on concepts of In-Situ Resource Uti ...board, are much harder to use when the analog astronaut is incumbered by a space suit and bulky gloves. With much pride, our crew geologist managed to never
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• Crew 189 Journalism Reports
  This device is able to record the electric field in favorable weather conditions and is precise enough to catch electric field variations phenome This device is able to record the electric field in favorable weather conditions and is precise enough to catch electric field variations phenome
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• Crew 205 - International Emerging Space Leaders
  The International Emerging Space Leaders Crew is crew 205 to the Mars Desert Research Station in February of ...r spare time in different activities to engage future generations into the space field.
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• Crew 172 - Journalism Reports
  weather. I’m not on tomorrow’s crew, but we might need to reprioritize some cli The weather was pretty typical today – bland skies and lots of cold. A small amount o
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• Crew 203 Journalism Reports
  ...that we do not arrive at Mars by chance and that we are sharing this small space of the universe with people with the same dream, reaching the stars. Today at the end of the day we realized that if this if the space exploration does not work for us, we have the potential to become youtubers
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• Crew 186 EVA Reports
  Around 1:40 (one hour and 35 minutes into the EVA), the weather turned to rain. The crew immediately reported the occurrence to the HabCom. ...distant terrain features or the sun. We will attempt to do this tomorrow, weather permitting.
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• The Observational History of Mars as a Pathway for a Human Mission
  ...be naked-eye observations, Earth-based primitive and advanced telescopes, space telescopes, flyby missions, robotic landers, and rovers, as observation is ...ribed to the geocentric, Earth-centered, view of solar system bodies. (Air&Space) On 4 May 354 BC, the Greek philosopher Aristotle observed an occultation o
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• Food
  ...crops could be grown year round, with supplemental artificial lighting, no weather, extra CO2 concentration and optimum irrigation and fertilization. Some Yi .... L. Mackowiak L. P. Owens C. R. Hinkle The Bionetics Corporation, Kennedy Space Center, Florida</ref> This test cites the Bugbee study. Main difference i
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• Rivers on Mars
  ...by Jim Secosky. Jim is a retired science teacher who has used the Hubble Space Telescope, the Mars Global Surveyor, and HiRISE. ...highlands glaciation in the Late Noachian–Early Hesperian. Planetary and Space Science
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• Crew 188 EVA Reports
  ...little after the predicted time due to two last minute bathroom needs. The weather was sunny with some haze and no wind. The crew soon felt overheated, helmet The EVA started at 10:21. The weather outside the Hab was nice and windy in this morning. There was no major issu
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• Crew 187 Journalism Reports
  The International Space University team arrived and our work as hosts began. It’s time to show th [Space
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• Crew 186 Operations Reports
  ...he generator so it can cool down first, probably in midday, if this cloudy weather persists. ...as able to turn it on immediately to bring it slightly back to its parking space.
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• Liquid Water on Mars
  ...he physical properties of ice; monitoring the polar ice caps; and tracking weather patterns and the seasons. MGS had a suite of scientific instruments which NASANatl. NASA’s National Space Science Data Center. https://nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/planetary/viking.html. (Ac
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• Crew 1a - Crew Reports
  ...y of Colorado, and Heather Chluda, and aerospace engineer who works on the Space Shuttle program at Boeing-Rocketdyne. Finally the crew is rounded out by Fr ...ab, Frank fixed various things, Heather and Jennifer programmed our mobile weather station, and I labored, with only partial success, to get the Starband sate
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• Margaritifer Sinus quadrangle
  ...n by Jim Secosky. Jim is a retired science teacher who has used the Hubble Space Telescope, the Mars Global Surveyor, and HiRISE.<gallery widths="400" heigh ...r ideas about water on Mars; huge river valleys were found in many areas. Space craft cameras showed that floods of water broke through dams, carved deep v
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• Crew 188 Journalism Reports
  ...inspired, in our pursuit of our dreams to be among those who contribute to space exploration. We took time out from our professional lives to come to MDRS t ...rforming Astronautics: following the Body’s Natural Edge into the Abyss of Space’ project is assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia C
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• Extant Life on Mars
  ...us has also been known to be resistant to cold, dehydration, the vacuum of space, and acidic environments. It is known as a polyextrmophile. A polyextremop ...to over 150oC and chilled to -200oC and survive. They have been taken to space, exposed to the vacuum and solar radiation for ten days, brought back to Ea
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• Geological processes that have shaped Mars: Why Mars looks like it does
  ...by Jim Secosky. Jim is a retired science teacher who has used the Hubble Space Telescope, the Mars Global Surveyor, and HiRISE. ...dust. We have found that Mars is hit by 200 impacts/year.<ref>https://www.space.com/21198-mars-asteroid-strikes-common.html</ref>
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• Crew 3 - Crew Reports
  ...als, kitchen goods, and office supplies were sorted put away to clear work space, increase productivity, and contribute to overall cleanliness and crew mora ...and relevance of samples before archiving them in the limited HAB storage space. We propose a digital geo sample archival system with the following feature
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• Crew 5 - Crew Reports
  ...an exercise on Earth could play a critical role in preventing a crisis in space. ...ure that looks like a cross between a white grain silo and a stubby Apollo space capsule. The stark, reddish terrain appears eerily similar to the Martian l
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• Oxia Palus quadrangle
  ...by Jim Secosky. Jim is a retired science teacher who has used the Hubble Space Telescope, the Mars Global Surveyor, and HiRISE<gallery widths="400" height ...han 15 chemical analyses of rocks and soil, besides collecting data on the weather. Information learned through the mission suggest that, in its past, Mars wa
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• Cebrenia quadrangle
  ...> <ref>http://hirise.lpl.arizona.edu/ESP_032078_1420</ref> <ref>http://www.space.com/26534-mars-gullies-dry-ice.html</ref> In some years frost, perhaps as ..., 43.28 N 176.9 E (183.1 W), and 45 N 164.5 E (195.5 W).<ref>https://www.space.com/7333-water-ice-exposed-mars-craters.html </ref> <ref>Kossacki, K., N. T
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• Curiosity
  ...n by Jim Secosky. Jim is a retired science teacher who has used the Hubble Space Telescope, the Mars Global Surveyor, and HiRISE. ...bserved that formed with the heat of the descent engines.<ref> https://www.space.com/6394-phoenix-mars-lander-liquid-water-scientists.html</ref> <ref> https
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• Crew 6 - Crew Reports
  ...that was intended for the emitter field. This is not a problem as the warm weather and the wind have made the leach field work well. Kelly has been a little bit under the weather and she has spent most of the day taking it easy. She seemed better in the
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• Crew 2 - Crew Reports
  ...howling winds - literally shaking the hab structure. A quick check of the weather monitor revealed wind speeds hovering around 20 and gusting up to 40 mph. S ...he ambient temperatures; to date, the cooling has been rather sparse given weather and crew aerobic activity (walking).
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• Crew 1b - Crew Reports
  ...t some chemicals requested by the crew and gathered up the last of the six space suits and some other equipment at Pioneer Astronautics this afternoon after ...rank Schubert was over at the generator showing two guys something without space suits on. This is necessary in many circumstances, mainly for safety reason
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• Crew 4 - Crew Reports
  ...on for space exploration but also a vision that is human and scientific of space exploration and settlement. ...on, information technology specialist and geologist, Jennifer Knowles, our space engineer and Matt Lowry, physics teacher and field assistant. Lowry will be
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