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• Motives to sell the colonization of Mars
  There are a number of ways of classifying human motivation. Here we consider direct self interest, altruism, submission to authority, servic ...he prospects of emigrating must be realizable within a small fraction of a person's lifetime, which is not possible today.
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• Nuclear food cycle
  ...>2</sub>]] and [[Hydrogen|H₂O]] through their metabolism, which are extracted via [[atmospheric processing]] and [[Potable_water_treatment|wate ...is assumes that nutrients ([[nitrogen]], [[sulfur]], [[phosphorus]], etc.) are entirely recycled, in practice due to imperfect recycling or colony growth,
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• Artificial intelligence, automated industry and colonizing Mars
  ...at Wikipedia]</ref> did. An artificial intelligence may struggle at some things for which human judgment is beneficial. A chess playing computer has no fe ...e have an advantage over nature. We can see the final goal and design for that without going through all of the evolutionary steps along the way.
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• What settlers would miss
  '''What settlers would miss''' are a lot of things. Especially in the beginning of a [[colony]] on [[Mars]] the settlers have ...still alive. Making Mars a new home requires some considerations about the things the settlers would miss.
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• Crew 180 - Team LATAM 1
  ...hysics. I like the technologies related to satellites, rovers, and drones that make Mars’s exploration easier. ...areer, I decided languages. However, I never stopped having a curious mind that seeks for answers.
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• Crew 189 Operations Reports
  Name of person filing report: Gabriel PAYEN Name of person filing report: Gabriel PAYEN
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• Crew 193 Operations Reports
  Name of person filing report: David Attig Name of person filing report: David Attig
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• Crew 186 Mission Summary
  ..., effectiveness, professionalism, robustness, and the positive disposition that space travel demands of those who pursue it. I would be proud to call any o ...en a plan works. The kind who revel in practicing, planning and simulating every facet of the journey beforehand just as much as they love the journey itsel
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• Crew 186 Operations Reports
  Name of person filing report: M. Grande ...for about half an hour for practice! We filled up the tanks again, and now are running low on stored gasoline.
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• Amenthes quadrangle
  ...Father of Mars—at one point he knew more about Mars than any other living person. The name Amenthes is the Egyptian word for the place where the souls of t ...on. The origins and significance of all features will be explained as they are currently understood.
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• Earth-Mars Transfer Trajectory
  ...e heliocentric, though one or more gravitational swing-bys of other bodies are allowed Not all Mars transfer orbits are [[Hohmann transfer|Hohmann transfers]]. This is due to the difference in th
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• Interplanetary commerce
  ...estimation|financially affordable]]. While terrestrial government budgets are usually spent for terrestrial expenditures, private companies may be able t ...anetary commerce allows for the introduction of ideas, goods and resources that may be unavailable or prohibitively expensive from a native source.
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• Crew 192 Journalism Reports
  ...ons, and training sessions that we can perform in the confines of the hab, things like knot-tying lessons and other survival skills, tips on the use of socia ...nt and tell him to go mind his p’s and q’s…. minding his p’s and q’s meant that he should pay his bar tab for his pints and his quarts.
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• Mars One
  ...[human|settlers]]. Most of the life support technology would be similar to that one on the [[ISS]]. The [[colony]] would be powered by [[photovoltaics|sola ====What if all missions after the arrival of the first four settlers are canceled?====
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• Settlement Strategies
  ...th the final goal to establish a sustainable, self reliant Martian colony, that can exist and even thrive [[independence from Earth|independently from Eart ...ne without [[electronics]] and [[:category:chemistry|chemistry]]. At least some technology must be maintained, for the Martian [[environmental conditions]]
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• Crew 167 Sol Summaries
  Person filling out Report: Amanda Sansom Mission Status: running on the CAT, All the other systems are nominal
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• Crew 200 Journalism Reports
  Mesas surround us with their red striations. Iron oxide that pumped toe with splashes of color. Extravehicular activities are hard work,
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• Crew 203 Journalism Reports
  ...at the end of it, we expect to come back home to share what we learned, so that others may follow the path. ...at moment it was clear to me that the efforts and sacrifices we are taking are going to be worth it.
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• Crew 173 - Journalism Reports
  Greetings from Crew 173! We are a crew of five (for now, our 6th crewmate, Arnau Pons Lorente, a Spanish Ae ...p on the communal area floor (well, for those of us on the inflatable beds that didn’t deflate anyway!).
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• Crew 193 Sol Summaries
  ...with a team dinner. The day can best be summarized as saying, ‘Sol’s well that end’s well…’ Anomalies in work: Some unwanted visitors appeared on site, the local authorities were notified.
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• Crew 202 Journalism Reports
  Mankind was born on Earth … it was never meant to die here. ...side lives still seem lightyears away. Today, it became a little more real that we would be returning home tomorrow as we drove into town, on a paved road,
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• Crew 188 Journalism Reports
  “Every Sol, our soul expands”. ...d professional interests. As our cheesy Crew 188 fridge affirmation said, “Every Sol, our soul expands”.
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• Crew 187 Journalism Reports
  ...ay that good is for a short time. Two weeks, 15 sol have passed and now we are in the opposite place. The 188 crew has arrived on this planet. You will se ...road. Milkshakes, hamburgers, fries and chicken strips, the truth maybe is that we only want to recover the lost weight.
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• Crew 1a - Crew Reports
  ...te and local UHF com capabilities to function, and a highly qualified crew that is willing to do what it takes to push through. So today we began. ...land. The landscape is composed largely of red Jurassic sedimentary rocks, that look as much like Mars as one could desire, and whose varied geology provid
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• Extant Life on Mars
  ...of Mars. (McKay 2020) The presence of water does not equate to life, but every example of life on Earth depends on water to survive. Mars has organic mate These facts alone are not unequivocal proof of extant life on Mars, but together they make a comp
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• Crew 186 GreenHab Reports
  Changes to crops: Seeds are emerging rapidly. ...than I was given. It has been fun to water the baby cucumbers knowing that some crew will be enjoying them a month from now.
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• Crew 188 Sol Summaries
  Mission Status: The mission is complete and the floors are mopped. ...e day of cleaning the entire campus from top to bottom. We helped resupply some of the water tanks and removed garbage.
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• Liquid Water on Mars
  ...s very active in Martian history. In close proximity to ancient volcanoes are areas of catastrophic flooding, caused when volcanic heat rapidly melted th ...lly and spectroscopically, from the fleet of spacecraft that have been and are now presently working on and around Mars.
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• Crew 6 - Crew Reports
  Are desert surface rinds indicators of microbial activity? ...to the pedogenic (soil-building) and geomicrobiological processes that we are studying in arid land caves.
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• The Observational History of Mars as a Pathway for a Human Mission
  ...ted with the very first telescopic observations by Galileo. No sooner than that was a science fiction and proposed science “facts” presented in artisti ...century. The second half of the 20th century brought technological leaps that allowed astronomers to observe Mars with unprecedented detail. These advanc
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• Crew 1b - Crew Reports
  ...led from Mission Control, or from the Mars base? There are strong-sounding are arguments for either approach. We will be able to put them to the test. ...tion will go operational again, this time for an 8-month season. I believe that what we will learn will be immense.
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• Crew 5 - Crew Reports
  ...sim as we moved in the hab and became familiar with the systems. All times are MDT. We have a great crew: ...d prepare for the short trip to MDRS. Few of us have slept soundly, for we are stilled keyed up from the evening before and full of excitement for the day
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• Crew 2 - Crew Reports
  Gilles Dawidowicz arrived sometime between 10-11 am, after some of us were discussed. We decided on a 3-person EVA, with ATV use,  to scout for
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• Crew 3 - Crew Reports
  ...s were placed in areas of the field that have been previously disturbed so that samples will not be confused for samples in their native state.</blockquote ...80N, 520361E. The light reading at the shady site was 4391.6712 ca m-2. We are suspicious of this number, as we were unfamiliar with the operation of the
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• Crew 4 - Crew Reports
  ...share more than a similar passion for space exploration but also a vision that is human and scientific of space exploration and settlement. ...taking, I found the station to be quite far. Then, taking into perspective that a real trip to Mars would take several months, I felt relieved in a sense.
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