Difference between revisions of "Natural resources"
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| − | '''Natural Resources''' are vital for long term [[Manned One-way Mission|manned missions]] and even more for [[autonomous colony|autonomous colonies]]. | + | '''Natural Resources''' are vital for long term [[Manned One-way Mission|manned missions]] and even more for [[autonomous colony|autonomous colonies]]. |
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| + | Martian resources are transformed into products using processes in a concept known as [[In-situ resource utilization|In-Situ resource utilization]] (ISRU). Mars provides a number of important resources from various sources: | ||
===Atmosphere=== | ===Atmosphere=== | ||
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*[[Minerals]] | *[[Minerals]] | ||
**Silicates: Silica | **Silicates: Silica | ||
| − | **sulfates | + | **sulfates: [[Copper|copper sulfide]] |
| − | **oxides | + | **oxides: [[Iron ore]], [[Phosphorus|Phosphates]], [[Aluminum|Alumina]] |
**carbonates, calcium carbonate | **carbonates, calcium carbonate | ||
Latest revision as of 07:19, 20 November 2024
Natural Resources are vital for long term manned missions and even more for autonomous colonies.
Martian resources are transformed into products using processes in a concept known as In-Situ resource utilization (ISRU). Mars provides a number of important resources from various sources:
Atmosphere
Lithosphere
- Water
- Minerals
- Silicates: Silica
- sulfates: copper sulfide
- oxides: Iron ore, Phosphates, Alumina
- carbonates, calcium carbonate
