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• Atomic battery
  Heated materials, such as the radioactive core, emit infrared [[light]] which can be captured by specialized [[photovoltaics|photovoltaic ===Beta Particle Radiation===
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• Greenhouse gases
  ...ansparent in the visual spectrum than in the thermal ([[infrared radiation|infrared]]) spectrum. In the atmosphere of a planet, these gases will hold heat tha ...When the planet re-emits the energy as blackbody radiation, it is in the infrared range due to the planet's comparatively low temperature.
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• Greenhouse effect
  Short-wave electromagnetic [[radiation]] from the [[Sun]] passes through the transparent atmosphere ...bon dioxide]], [[water]] vapour, [[methane]] etc.) which reflect long-wave radiation back to the surface, heating the atmosphere further. This shortwave input,
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• Laser communication systems
  ...at this distance.  NASA plans to test long-distance communication using an infrared laser in conjunction with an upcoming [https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/t ...":1" />, interference from Earth's atmosphere, space temperature extremes, radiation, and forces on delicate equipment during launch<ref name=":0" />.
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• Super Greenhouse Gases
  ...) are transparent to heat energy. More complex molecules tend to slow the radiation of heat to space. Carbon dioxide (CO2) is a [[Greenhouse gas]] which is ca ...retain heat, but each is best at trapping specific wavelengths of infrared radiation. To warm Mars, we would wish to pick gases which block 'windows' in the sp
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• Mars Odyssey
  ....16305.94 | date=2004 | pages=85 |</ref> It images Mars in the visible and infrared parts of the spectrum to determine the thermal characteristics. * Mars Radiation Environment Experiment (MARIE) This instrument measured radiation both from the sun and from beyond the solar system on the way to Mars and a
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• Luna-Mars Trade
  Phobos may be rich in volatiles<ref>Near-Infrared Spectrophotometry of Phobos and Deimos http://adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/np ...for [[plants]] and [[animals]] with an adaptation to low gravity or with [[radiation]] tolerance can be exchanged.
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• Mars Global Surveyor
  * Thermal Emission Spectrometer (TES) - analysis of infrared radiation by scanning the heat emitted from the surface of Mars to gain insight into
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• Crew 202 Mission Summary
  ...n-situ portion of the project was completed by collecting visible and near-infrared spectra of more than 90 geological samples in the area, mainly including cl ...e of fossilized remains in the area. A map of MDRS with associated ambient radiation levels will be produced after the end of the mission.
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• Atmosphere
  ...t it protects from 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. ...net (reflecting light away from the world), and warm it (blocking infrared radiation from leaving). On the whole, CO2 clouds seem to have a net warming effect.
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• The beauty of Mars from 150 miles
  ...are not exactly what we would see with just our eyes. Some incorporate an infrared band which humans can't see. ...ould have lived in the mud. On the surface living things were die from the radiation. The colored ones are from a colored strip in the center of each HiRISE ima
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• Phoenicis Lacus quadrangle
  .... They would offer great protection from radiation, especially Ultraviolet radiation. Lava Channels on the flank of the volcano Pavonis Mons are pictured below ...r the release of volcanic gases on Mars using ground-based high-resolution infrared and submillimeter spectroscopy: Sensitive upper limits for OCS and SO2. Ic
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• Crew 178 - Journalism Reports
  ...e had contact with them and decided to send one of Tarzan’s probes with an infrared camera. Due to the storm, it crashed into the Northern Rim, a mountain rang ...damage. After many tests, Dips is finally ready to detect muons, a cosmic radiation. From what I heard, Tarzan proved that we will need a good processing of ou
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• Crew 200 Mission Summary
  2) Take measurements via an infrared camera of the Habitat and find out its parameters to refine the model ...er understand the building energy behaviour. On the other hand, I used the infrared the camera inside the Habitat to have an internal thermal map, while analys
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• The Observational History of Mars as a Pathway for a Human Mission
  ...ercome any major risk factors such as extant life as a potential pathogen, radiation, water or lack of, and dust storms. Observation is the key to solving thes Gerard Kuiper utilized near-infrared (IR) spectroscopy to observe stars and planets. Kuiper used the first moder
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• Crew 202 Journalism Reports
  ...in space travel to the point where NASA sets a threshold for the amount of radiation an astronaut can absorb in their career before having to retire. ...identifying areas on the Martian surface where there is a higher amount of radiation. The work performed by our Executive Officer investigates the feasibility o
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• Extant Life on Mars
  ...onment, any life on Mars would have to be able to tolerate high amounts of radiation, low nutrient availability, little liquid water, cold temperatures and toxi ...which include perchlorates, radioresistant organisms resist high doses of radiation, lithoautotroph eat rocks, oligotrophs live in high sugar environments, and
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• HiWish program
  ...depth underground that is deep enough to be protected from radiation. The radiation level at the surface would kill most organisms over time. Methane has been ...abitats on Mars. Icarus: 95, 300-308.</ref> One recent study found that radiation from certain elements in the crust of Mars could have reacted with water in
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• What Mars Actually Looks Like!
  ...on. Icarus. In Press</ref> Being underground the mud was protected from radiation on the surface. Methane has been detected on Mars; methane may be produced ...the human eye would see. HiRISE only sees in only 3 colors and sometimes infrared is used rather than red.<ref> https://repository.si.edu/bitstream/handle/1
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