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• Crew 203 Sol Summaries
  Look Ahead Plan: having passed the first half of our rotation, we expect to start to finalize each project. We’ve made ...ndelli, Journalist and Photographer respectively, who came to document our life on the red planet. We had breakfast before they arrived, greeted them with
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• Crew 205 Journalism Reports
  ...t liquid water. Dave and Nathan seemed to be bighorn sheep in their former life climbing up the Martian mountains. ...on, maintain the Hab, water the GreenHab, and start the first videos about life on Mars. We also met yesterday’s goal of using only one loft tank of wate
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• Liquid Water on Mars
  ...was misinterpreted as canals which led many people to believe intelligent life existed on Mars. Channels and canals are distinctly different. A channel ...to the data set being compiled regarding water on Mars. During the latter half of the 20th Century, the fleet of spacecraft orbiting, landing, and roving
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• Crew 186 GreenHab Reports
  ...recommend starting by taking care of what has been left to you and at the half way point of your rotation seeding a small amount of many crops so that fut ...a reasonable temperature. This was even more challenging because only one half of the building is covered by a shade cloth. Covering or uncovering the ent
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• Carbon Dioxide Scrubbers
  ...of the system is always removing water and CO₂ while the other half is regenerating its capability to do so. ...heric dynamics and bioregenerative technologies in a soil-based ecological life support system: Initial results from biosphere 2. ''Advances in Space Resea
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• Crew 167 EVA Reports
  ...at we do not have a formally-trained botanist on our crew, since the plant life in Candor is so very interesting. We saw all kinds of Martian wildlife, inc Goal: Finish the Geology EVA. This is the second half of EVA #4 that was shortened due to a film crew from San Francisco Film Soc
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• The Observational History of Mars as a Pathway for a Human Mission
  ...elopment were made through the 19th and into the 20th century. The second half of the 20th century brought technological leaps that allowed astronomers to ...g-duration spaceflight, prolonged weightlessness, the potential failure of life support systems and spacecraft can be assessed through different methods.
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• Crew 184 - Journalist Report
  We are on Mars. It’s unbelievable, but yet so real. After half year of planning , we arrived yesterday to the habitat and it was a rush of ...re is still so much to be done before we can start our research and breath life into the plentiful projects of crew 184. Nonetheless, we spoiled ourselves
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• Crew 186 Journalism Reports
  ...arpment to the layers of stone strata. Though their height was hardly even half that of the monolithic ridge, Sam reported that he was able to see all the ...planned EVA and have postponed it to tomorrow. Despite the storm, however, life at the habitat remains quite pleasant. The rarefied Martian wind is too ten
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• Curiosity
  ...ruments for scientific investigation. One of the goals is to find signs of life on the Martian surface or a few centimeters below. The presence of water is a prerequisite for life. Hence, the case for life on Mars at present or at least in the past has been greatly strengthened by
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• Crew 189 Journalism Reports
  Today is already our 10th day of mission, which means we are overpassing its half. Altogether, this pivotal day has been rather quiet. No EVA was indeed plan ...ready over, it is time to draw a first review of our experience. Our daily life has indeed suffered a dramatic change since our arrival at the station! To
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• Crew 167 Sol Summaries
  Mission Status: Loving life on Mars and staying on top of objectives! 2. There is life out there
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• Atmosphere
  ...cell structure is very different. Half the year, there are two cells, and half the year, there is a single cell. The behaviour changes based on the seaso ...Computer models of the storms tend to have them last longer than in real life. How the storms stop lifting dust off the surface is not well understood.
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• Crew 188 Sol Summaries
  ...orm MDRS Crew 188 and Kepler Station AMADEE-18. It was a lively chat about life on Mars as our crew ends our mission and their crew begins theirs. The conv Status: Almost half-way!
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• Crew 186 Operations Reports
  ...Otherwise, the new crew, 187, was able to drive the ATVs around for about half an hour for practice! We filled up the tanks again, and now are running low ...rit hung in there and is now at 12h; we’re slowly increasing their battery life.
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• Crew 172 - Journalism Reports
  ...genated, but it’s one thing to read the spec sheet and another to put your life on the line testing them in an environment you’ve never seen before. An e ...ng looks good. We sent a plan to CAPCOM that we’d be circling the hab at a half mile radius, and there’s a hill to the north that offers a good vantage p
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• Radiation
  ...quite well with fast radiation doses high enough to cause cancers later in life, but the evidence is much weaker for low level does over a long period of t ...ive. When radiation goes thru water, every 18 cm reduces the radiation by half. So a water tank 108 cm thick (6 halvings) will reduce the radiation level
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• Crew 187 Journalism Reports
  ...do not even want to think about the end, tomorrow and the farewell, in my life on Earth without their laugh, jokes and presence. Happy last day as Martian ...y rivers, with trees that look like years ago they lost their last drop of life trapped in two rocky walls that force to look up to reach its shore.
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• Crew 202 Journalism Reports
  ...together by a common alma mater. Each crew member from a different walk of life, a wide variety of backgrounds, and unique research goals. After two weeks ...long-term impact on decision making, which could be the difference between life and death in deep space exploration. I was always told stress is bad for yo
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• Crew 200 Mission Summary
  ...deals, protecting the immune systems of space explorers, and understanding life in the universe from broader contexts. Results: The only sample to show possible evidence of microbial life was Sample 4 (purple soil). The homemade microscope did not produce enough
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