Difference between revisions of "Hillside settlement"
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On analysis of possible settlement locations, [[Candor Chasma]] (part of the vast [[Valles Marineris]] canyon system) was selected as an excellent candidate for the Hillside concept. | On analysis of possible settlement locations, [[Candor Chasma]] (part of the vast [[Valles Marineris]] canyon system) was selected as an excellent candidate for the Hillside concept. | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
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Overview
The Hillside concept originates from the primary design of human settlement on the surface of Mars by the Mars Foundation™. Known as the Mars Homestead Project™ this concept utilizes local materials where possible and proposes energy generation by nuclear power.[1] The Hillside design maximizes protection from solar radiation, insulation from the extreme low temperatures and low Martian pressure.
Location
On analysis of possible settlement locations, Candor Chasma (part of the vast Valles Marineris canyon system) was selected as an excellent candidate for the Hillside concept.
Other projects with similar configurations
Estepona on Mars
Martian habitats, Planète Mars
References
| Concepts: | Greenhouse · Settlements · Locations · General |
| Hazards: | Space Weather · Climate · General |
| Technology: | Hi-Tech · Lo-Tech · Energy · Spaceflight science · Communication · General |
| Human Considerations: | Economics · Health · Governance · Trade · Law · Social |
