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T.Neo: New page: An '''Outpost''' is a manned base on Mars. However, it is not a settlement because the residents are only temporary. == Reason for an outpost == We need experiance living on Mars before ...

2008-08-27T06:52:00Z

New page: An '''Outpost''' is a manned base on Mars. However, it is not a settlement because the residents are only temporary. == Reason for an outpost == We need experiance living on Mars before ...

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An '''Outpost''' is a manned base on Mars. However, it is not a settlement because the residents are only temporary.

== Reason for an outpost ==
We need experiance living on Mars before we can colonise. We also need a manned presence on Mars. We should setup an outpost on Mars before even the first people arrive. When the time for colonisation is right, the outpost will develop into a fully fleged settlement.

===Setup of an outpost===
An outpost will be much like a semi-autonomous colony, albeit on a much smaller scale. Food, air, water and energy will be created in-situ. Crews could be replaced by a [[Manned Resupply mission]]

[[Category:Manned missions]] [[Category:Settlements]]

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	NASA and other space agencies have been very resistant to doing tests of Martian gravity on mammals (such as raising mice in a centrifuge on the ISS). These experiements can be done on Mars, which will inform the design of long term settlements. See [[Future research]] and [[Low gravity]] for more information.		NASA and other space agencies have been very resistant to doing tests of Martian gravity on mammals (such as raising mice in a centrifuge on the ISS). These experiements can be done on Mars, which will inform the design of long term settlements. See [[Future research]] and [[Low gravity]] for more information.

−	Smaller outposts can test novel materials and techniques. For example, how will with this [[Smart ~~windows~~\| smart window]] stand up to Martian conditions. Those that have problems can be fixed or replaced.	+	Smaller outposts can test novel materials and techniques. For example, how will with this [[Smart Windows\| smart window]] stand up to Martian conditions. Those that have problems can be fixed or replaced.

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	NASA and other space agencies have been very resistant to doing tests of Martian gravity on mammals (such as raising mice in a centrifuge on the ISS). These experiements can be done on Mars, which will inform the design of long term settlements. See [[Future research]] and [[Low gravity]] for more information.		NASA and other space agencies have been very resistant to doing tests of Martian gravity on mammals (such as raising mice in a centrifuge on the ISS). These experiements can be done on Mars, which will inform the design of long term settlements. See [[Future research]] and [[Low gravity]] for more information.

−	Smaller outposts can test novel materials and techniques. For example, how will with this [[Smart window]] stand up to Martian conditions. Those that have problems can be fixed or replaced.	+	Smaller outposts can test novel materials and techniques. For example, how will with this [[Smart windows\| smart window]] stand up to Martian conditions. Those that have problems can be fixed or replaced.

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	NASA and other space agencies have been very resistant to doing tests of Martian gravity on mammals (such as raising mice in a centrifuge on the ISS). These experiements can be done on Mars, which will inform the design of long term settlements. See [[Future research]] and [[Low gravity]] for more information.		NASA and other space agencies have been very resistant to doing tests of Martian gravity on mammals (such as raising mice in a centrifuge on the ISS). These experiements can be done on Mars, which will inform the design of long term settlements. See [[Future research]] and [[Low gravity]] for more information.
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		+	Smaller outposts can test novel materials and techniques. For example, how will with this [[Smart window]] stand up to Martian conditions. Those that have problems can be fixed or replaced.

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	A perminant settlement will want to be close to resources, such as mineral ores. Early outposts can explore the area around them and locate these resources.		A perminant settlement will want to be close to resources, such as mineral ores. Early outposts can explore the area around them and locate these resources.

−	NASA and other space agencies have been very resistant to doing tests of Martian gravity on mammals (such as raising mice in a centrifuge on the ISS). These experiements can be done on Mars, which will inform the design of long term settlements. See [[Low gravity]] for more information.	+	NASA and other space agencies have been very resistant to doing tests of Martian gravity on mammals (such as raising mice in a centrifuge on the ISS). These experiements can be done on Mars, which will inform the design of long term settlements. See [[Future research]] and [[Low gravity]] for more information.

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 An '''Outpost''' is a manned base on Mars. However, it is not a settlement because the residents are only temporary.
-== Reason for an outpost ==
+A perminant settlement will want to be close to resources, such as mineral ores.  Early outposts can explore the area around them and locate these resources.
-We need experience living on Mars before we can colonize. We also need a manned presence on Mars. We should setup an outpost on Mars before even the first people arrive. When the time for colonization is right, the outpost will develop into a fully fledged settlement.

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	An outpost will be much like a semi-autonomous colony, albeit on a much smaller scale. Food, air, water and energy will be created in-situ. Crews could be replaced by a [[Manned Resupply mission]]		An outpost will be much like a semi-autonomous colony, albeit on a much smaller scale. Food, air, water and energy will be created in-situ. Crews could be replaced by a [[Manned Resupply mission]]

−	[[Category:~~Manned missions]] [[Category:Settlements~~]]	+	[[Category:Settlement Plans]]

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	== Reason for an outpost ==		== Reason for an outpost ==
−	We need ~~experiance~~ living on Mars before we can ~~colonise~~. We also need a manned presence on Mars. We should setup an outpost on Mars before even the first people arrive. When the time for ~~colonisation~~ is right, the outpost will develop into a fully ~~fleged~~ settlement.	+	We need experience living on Mars before we can colonize. We also need a manned presence on Mars. We should setup an outpost on Mars before even the first people arrive. When the time for colonization is right, the outpost will develop into a fully fledged settlement.