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	In October 2010 the NASA Ames Research Center Director Pete Worden has announced the [[Hundred Year Starship]] initiative. It is about the establishment of a permanent Earth-supported colony and the step-by-step development to a self-sustaining colony. Departure is thought to be in 2030.		In October 2010 the NASA Ames Research Center Director Pete Worden has announced the [[Hundred Year Starship]] initiative. It is about the establishment of a permanent Earth-supported colony and the step-by-step development to a self-sustaining colony. Departure is thought to be in 2030.

	In 2012 the commercial project [[Mars One]] was announced. It was planned to launch persons in 2022. Mars One went broke in 2019.		In 2012 the commercial project [[Mars One]] was announced. It was planned Earth supported colony, set to launch persons in 2022. Mars One went broke in 2019.

	==See Also==		==See Also==

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	In October 2010 the NASA Ames Research Center Director Pete Worden has announced the [[Hundred Year Starship]] initiative. It is about the establishment of a permanent Earth-supported colony and the step-by-step development to a self-sustaining colony. Departure is thought to be in 2030.		In October 2010 the NASA Ames Research Center Director Pete Worden has announced the [[Hundred Year Starship]] initiative. It is about the establishment of a permanent Earth-supported colony and the step-by-step development to a self-sustaining colony. Departure is thought to be in 2030.

	In 2012 the commercial project [[Mars One]] was announced. It is planned to launch persons in 2022. Mars ~~one~~ went broke in 2019.		In 2012 the commercial project [[Mars One]] was announced. It was planned to launch persons in 2022. Mars One went broke in 2019.

	==See Also==		==See Also==

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	==Why do a manned one-way mission?==		==Why do a manned one-way mission?==
	* Building a permanent Martian settlement is the actual aim to reach. Planning and performing a return mission does not bring us much further to reach this aim and is, therefore, a waste of time.
	* The [[costs]] of the preparation of a return vehicle is high. A one-way mission is much cheaper and yields the same technological and scientific results. If the saved effort is spent to build a comfortable long term settlement, the technological and scientific results are much higher.		*Building a permanent Martian settlement is the actual aim to reach. Planning and performing a return mission does not bring us much further to reach this aim and is, therefore, a waste of time.
	* The health risk of extended space travel is high. It increases the probability for cancer. A one-way trip poses only half the risk of a return mission. Due to the cost of shipping [[radiation]] shielding for a massive space ship, a ship with shielding equivalent to Earth's atmosphere could not be built from Earthly material. It might be built in space from material already in space, such as material on Phobos, Luna, or an asteroid.		*The [[costs]] of the preparation of a return vehicle is high. A one-way mission is much cheaper and yields the same technological and scientific results. If the saved effort is spent to build a comfortable long term settlement, the technological and scientific results are much higher.
	* Bone atrophy and reduced muscle strength are inevitable in space with current medical knowledge unless centrifuged quarters are provided. After a return mission of estimated [[Mars-500\|520 days]] the astronauts would surely suffer much from the strong terrestrial [[gravity]]. A one-way trip takes less than 250 days. The longest space trip up to now was 439 days by Waleri Poljakow.		*The health risk of extended space travel is high. It increases the probability for cancer. A one-way trip poses only half the risk of a return mission. Due to the cost of shipping [[radiation]] shielding for a massive space ship, a ship with shielding equivalent to Earth's atmosphere could not be built from Earthly material. It might be built in space from material already in space, such as material on Phobos, Luna, or an asteroid.
			*Bone atrophy and reduced muscle strength are inevitable in space with current medical knowledge unless centrifuged quarters are provided. After a return mission of estimated [[Mars-500\|520 days]] the astronauts would surely suffer much from the strong terrestrial [[gravity]]. A one-way trip takes less than 250 days. The longest space trip up to now was 439 days by Waleri Poljakow.

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	===Foundation of an [[Earth-supported colony]]===		===Foundation of an [[Earth-supported colony]]===
	The crew is brought to Mars with a certain amount of supplies (food, oxygen, etc.) that lasts, let's say, a year. Early before they run out of supplies they receive replenishment from ~~earth~~. A constant logistic maintains the colony indefinitely.		The crew is brought to Mars with a certain amount of supplies (food, oxygen, etc.) that lasts, let's say, a year. Early before they run out of supplies they receive replenishment from Earth. A constant logistic maintains the colony indefinitely.

	===Foundation of an [[autonomous colony]]===		===Foundation of an [[autonomous colony]]===
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	In October 2010 the NASA Ames Research Center Director Pete Worden has announced the [[Hundred Year Starship]] initiative. It is about the establishment of a permanent Earth-supported colony and the step-by-step development to a self-sustaining colony. Departure is thought to be in 2030.		In October 2010 the NASA Ames Research Center Director Pete Worden has announced the [[Hundred Year Starship]] initiative. It is about the establishment of a permanent Earth-supported colony and the step-by-step development to a self-sustaining colony. Departure is thought to be in 2030.

	In 2012 the commercial project [[Mars One]] was announced. It is planned to launch persons in 2022.		In 2012 the commercial project [[Mars One]] was announced. It is planned to launch persons in 2022. Mars one went broke in 2019.

	==See Also==		==See Also==

	*[[List of current missions]]		*[[List of current missions]]

	==References==		==References==
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	~~Wow! I wonder if it will be about~~ a ~~msinisg puffle or~~ a ~~gold puflle! It will be fun like all~~ the ~~other missons right? Well i hope~~ this ~~misson 10 will really burst steam from you're ears if you don't win! But i really hope that it~~ is ~~eather~~ a ~~gold puflle~~,~~brown puflle~~,~~orange puffle~~ or a ~~Rainbow puflle!!! Bye Bye! From:Greenie52001~~. ~~To:whoever made this~~.		==Why do a manned one-way mission?==
			* Building a permanent Martian settlement is the actual aim to reach. Planning and performing a return mission does not bring us much further to reach this aim and is, therefore, a waste of time.
			* The [[costs]] of the preparation of a return vehicle is high. A one-way mission is much cheaper and yields the same technological and scientific results. If the saved effort is spent to build a comfortable long term settlement, the technological and scientific results are much higher.
			* The health risk of extended space travel is high. It increases the probability for cancer. A one-way trip poses only half the risk of a return mission. Due to the cost of shipping [[radiation]] shielding for a massive space ship, a ship with shielding equivalent to Earth's atmosphere could not be built from Earthly material. It might be built in space from material already in space, such as material on Phobos, Luna, or an asteroid.
			* Bone atrophy and reduced muscle strength are inevitable in space with current medical knowledge unless centrifuged quarters are provided. After a return mission of estimated [[Mars-500\|520 days]] the astronauts would surely suffer much from the strong terrestrial [[gravity]]. A one-way trip takes less than 250 days. The longest space trip up to now was 439 days by Waleri Poljakow.

	==Possible scenarios==		==Possible scenarios==

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Why do a manned one-way mission?

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	~~==Why do~~ a ~~manned one-way mission?==~~		Wow! I wonder if it will be about a msinisg puffle or a gold puflle! It will be fun like all the other missons right? Well i hope this misson 10 will really burst steam from you're ears if you don't win! But i really hope that it is eather a gold puflle,brown puflle,orange puffle or a Rainbow puflle!!! Bye Bye! From:Greenie52001. To:whoever made this.
	* Building a ~~permanent Martian settlement is~~ the ~~actual aim to reach. Planning and performing a return mission does not bring us much further to reach~~ this ~~aim and is, therefore, a waste of time.~~
	* The [[costs]] of the preparation of a return vehicle is high. A one-way mission is much cheaper and yields the same technological and scientific results. If the saved effort is ~~spent to build~~ a ~~comfortable long term settlement~~, ~~the technological and scientific results are much higher.~~
	* The health risk of extended space travel is high. It increases the probability for cancer. A one-way trip poses only half the risk of a return mission. Due to the cost of shipping [[radiation]] shielding for a massive space ship, a ship with shielding equivalent to Earth's atmosphere could not be built from Earthly material. It might be built in space from material already in space, such as material on Phobos, Luna, or ~~an asteroid.~~
	* Bone atrophy and reduced muscle strength are inevitable in space with current medical knowledge unless centrifuged quarters are provided. After a ~~return mission of estimated [[Mars-500\|520 days]] the astronauts would surely suffer much from the strong terrestrial [[gravity]]~~. ~~A one-way trip takes less than 250 days. The longest space trip up to now was 439 days by Waleri Poljakow~~.

	==Possible scenarios==		==Possible scenarios==

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Plans: link to Mars One

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	People are brought to Mars not before a basic artificial [[habitat]] with [[house]]s, supplies and [[equipment]] for a long term stay has been deposited on Mars' surface. The equipment is technologically sufficient to allow the settlers to grow their own food, extend their [[settlement]] etc.		People are brought to Mars not before a basic artificial [[habitat]] with [[house]]s, supplies and [[equipment]] for a long term stay has been deposited on Mars' surface. The equipment is technologically sufficient to allow the settlers to grow their own food, extend their [[settlement]] etc.

	==~~NASA's plans~~==		==Plans==
	In October 2010 the NASA Ames Research Center Director Pete Worden has announced the [[Hundred Year Starship]] initiative. It is about the establishment of a permanent Earth-supported colony and the step-by-step development to a self-sustaining colony. Departure is thought to be in 2030.		In October 2010 the NASA Ames Research Center Director Pete Worden has announced the [[Hundred Year Starship]] initiative. It is about the establishment of a permanent Earth-supported colony and the step-by-step development to a self-sustaining colony. Departure is thought to be in 2030.

			In 2012 the commercial project [[Mars One]] was announced. It is planned to launch persons in 2022.

	==See Also==		==See Also==

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	~~You Sir/Madam~~ are the ~~enemy~~ of ~~confusion evreywehre!~~		==Why do a manned one-way mission?==
			* Building a permanent Martian settlement is the actual aim to reach. Planning and performing a return mission does not bring us much further to reach this aim and is, therefore, a waste of time.
			* The [[costs]] of the preparation of a return vehicle is high. A one-way mission is much cheaper and yields the same technological and scientific results. If the saved effort is spent to build a comfortable long term settlement, the technological and scientific results are much higher.
			* The health risk of extended space travel is high. It increases the probability for cancer. A one-way trip poses only half the risk of a return mission. Due to the cost of shipping [[radiation]] shielding for a massive space ship, a ship with shielding equivalent to Earth's atmosphere could not be built from Earthly material. It might be built in space from material already in space, such as material on Phobos, Luna, or an asteroid.
			* Bone atrophy and reduced muscle strength are inevitable in space with current medical knowledge unless centrifuged quarters are provided. After a return mission of estimated [[Mars-500\|520 days]] the astronauts would surely suffer much from the strong terrestrial [[gravity]]. A one-way trip takes less than 250 days. The longest space trip up to now was 439 days by Waleri Poljakow.

	==Possible scenarios==		==Possible scenarios==

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	~~==Why do a manned one-way mission?==~~		You Sir/Madam are the enemy of confusion evreywehre!
	* Building a permanent Martian settlement is the actual aim to reach. Planning and performing a return mission does not bring us much further to reach this aim and is, therefore, a waste of time.
	* The [[costs]] of the preparation of a return vehicle is high. A one-way mission is much cheaper and yields the same technological and scientific results. If the saved effort is spent to build a comfortable long term settlement, the technological and scientific results are ~~much higher.~~
	* The health risk of extended space travel is high. It increases the probability for cancer. A one-way trip poses only half the risk of a return mission. Due to the cost of shipping [[radiation]] shielding for a massive space ship, a ship with shielding equivalent to Earth's atmosphere could not be built from Earthly material. It might be built in space from material already in space, such as material on Phobos, Luna, or an asteroid.
	* Bone atrophy and reduced muscle strength are inevitable in space with current medical knowledge unless centrifuged quarters are provided. After a return mission of estimated [[Mars-500\|520 days]] the astronauts would surely suffer much from the strong terrestrial [[gravity]]. A one-way trip takes less than 250 days. The longest space trip up to now was 439 days by Waleri Poljakow.

	==Possible scenarios==		==Possible scenarios==