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• Morale
  *Social Interaction *Social Conflict
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• Human
  ==Social== The social behavior on Mars will be subject to conditions that are different from thos
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• Services on Mars
  #Community social and personal
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• Population
  ==Social== ===Social support===
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• Health Care
  Health care represents an important social cost. As the population of the Mars settlement ages, health care problems
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• Crew 190 Mission Summary
  ...tion (see Figure 1): scientific work, team management, housework, EVAs and social activities. ...way, dealing with all dimensions of the mission : experiments, housework, social behavior… Which had to be discussed during daily team meeting (Figure 4).
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• Crew 183
  ...technology to the extreme to benefit the world. She founded (i) 3D4MD, a social enterprise that 3D printed the first medical supplies on the International ...cutting and 3D printing services business. Jordan is a lifelong Maker and social innovator who is interested in using digital fabrication tools to create a
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• Democracy
  The settlement of Mars may go along with advancements in social structures and leadership. While some kind of direct democracy is possible
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• Pets
  ...etheless, mammals such as cats and dogs are capable of meeting some of the social needs of [[human|humans]]. Other candidate mammals include rodents and rabb
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• Bees
  ...honey carbohydrates). These insects display the full range from completely social to completely solitary. ...ng it a valuable candidate as a food part in a Martian colony. Many of the social stingless bees are also used for these purposes.
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• Crew 189 - ISAE Supaero
  ...nterprise » of ISAE-Supaero (Supaero Junior Council) and Ambassador of the social and cultural expansion of our school (OSE ISAE Supaero). After her 2017 mis ...g team, organizer of the Supaerowing student regatta, and a tutor with the social association OSE ISAE Supaero. In his free time, he is also a runner, a moun
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• Crew 176 - PolMars
  ...on and Measurements PIAP, Poland. Her research interests include different social and ethical aspects of robotics, in particular, anthropomorphism inherent t
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• Crew 176 - Journalism Reports
  Preparation of the Social Media content. • Preparation of the Social Media content.
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• Failure of the settlement
  ==Social==
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• Autonomous planetary settlement
  ...rity directions of the researches, including working out of methodology of social design forecasting of IPS’ vital strategy, research of the factor of time ===Social resources===
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• Public interest
  ...ww.nss.org/settlement/roadmap/social.html#interest National Space Society: Social Barriers to Space Settlement]</ref> Especially, the public interest for [[: ...rsons did not hear about Mars One from friends or other persons from their social contacts. They read about it in one of the press media.
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• Crime
  ...some sort is almost inevitable. Lack of crime may even be considered as a social problem, showing either that the society is overly controlled, or that it i
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• Crew 197 - VR CrowdExplorers
  ...n since 2011, and has posted thousands of crew reports to our websites and social media. He has also supported the IT needs of the MDRS and our Capcom progr ...or on many other science investigations. Shannon holds a Ph.D. in Biology (social ecology of acequias) from the University of New Mexico, a Master’s degree
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• Limited medical care in an autonomous colony
  *What social implications derive from the limited medical care?
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• What settlers would miss
  ...y with different social concepts. Many terrestrial problems (unemployment, social imbalance, tax injustice) may not be present on Mars. All this might be a p
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• Settlement facilities
  Social research
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• Crew 197 Sol Summaries
  ...d this afternoon. After dinner, we had an extended training, briefing, and social session with Dr. Rupert.
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• Crew 175 - Supaero
  ...mission. Master 1 student at ISAE-Supaero, she is currently ambassador for social opening at the school (OSE l’ISAE Supaero). She organized SpaceUp France
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• Economic Systems and their Relation to a Mars Colony
  ...paceX [[Starship]], opens up the possibility of a different economical and social structure for Mars. In this scenario the colonists can pay their own way t
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• 10th International Mars Society Convention
  ...terested in [[Mars]] to come together and discuss the technology, science, social implications, philosophy and a multitude of other aspects of Mars explorati
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• Gravity
  ...ads/2019/03/Eureka-Mars-Settlement-Concept.pdf</ref> addresses a number of social and technological issues, as well as artificial gravity.
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• Habitat
  ...ng walls creating dormitory rooms, workspaces, technical facilities, labs, social hubs, [[greenhouse|underground greenhouses]], and so on.
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• Crew 193 - Gold Crew
  ...to give them the guidance she missed out on while growing up, through her social media interactions. ...as a true child of the Digital Age by completing a Master Certification in Social Media. This soon led to opportunities creating content for the popular Penn
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• Crew 182
  ...urricular activities, Camila likes to help her community as a volunteer in social projects. She also enjoys drawing, writing and listening to folk and rock m
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• Crew 189 Mission Summary
  ...nterprise » of ISAE-Supaero (Supaero Junior Council) and Ambassador of the social and cultural expansion of our school (OSE ISAE Supaero). After her 2017 mis ...g team, organizer of the Supaerowing student regatta, and a tutor with the social association OSE ISAE Supaero. In his free time, he is also a runner, a moun
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• Crew 182-Team Peru V
  ...urricular activities, Camila likes to help her community as a volunteer in social projects. She also enjoys drawing, writing and listening to folk and rock m
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• Mars Music
  ...ory:Art|Art]] forms.Shared music is one aspect of shared togetherness, and social groups may be identified by their common songs. Some music from many genres
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• Crew 192
  ...as a true child of the Digital Age by completing a Master Certification in Social Media. This soon led to opportunities creating content for the popular Penn
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• Foundation of an Autonomous Colony
  *The requirements of an autonomous settlement may be too high for social acceptability.
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• Crew 200
  ...supports a CubeSat design team, K-12 outreach, speaker meetings, and many social events. She is a research assistant in the MAESTRO lab, working with materi
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• Crew 192 Journalism Reports
  ...ings like knot-tying lessons and other survival skills, tips on the use of social media in science outreach, insight into the psychology of astronaut group d
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• Telling Time on Mars
  ...the argument that this standardized form of time would avoid political or social issues arising from prioritizing the use of a system associated with any on
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• Crew 187
  She is also social media coordinator of UNAM Space and College of Engineering Aerospace Associ
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• Crew 188 Sol Summaries
  ...os. Please check out the photos and videos we have tagged with #MDRS188 on social media and check out our online team accounts: ...age in high resolution 360 views. There are sure to be phots posted across social media, just look for #MDRS188. Meanwhile in the Hab, the NASA Glenn dust lo
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• Crew 202 Mission Summary
  ...crobiology, astronomy, and potential use of waste to the psychological and social aspects of the mission. The crew was also involved in various outreach proj ...crobiology, astronomy, and potential use of waste to the psychological and social aspects of the mission. The crew was also involved in various outreach proj
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• Crew 193 Mission Summary
  ...e been addressing questions they have been receiving during the mission on social media.
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• Crew 167 Sol Summaries
  ...ll following traditional scientific methods. Therefore, I am initiating a social science experiment to foster plant growth on Mars; effectively immediately, ...a title; for now, a working thesis can be “Entertainment-Domes in Space: a Social Necessity to Prevent [. . .]” (You, lucky reader, get to pick the ending.
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• Crew 205 - International Emerging Space Leaders
  ...work with children to get them interested in STEM subjects too. He was the Social Secretary for his University’s Astronomy and Rocketry Society and frequen ...eld experiments, test new hardware, new operational concepts and study the social and crew teamwork dynamics in support to these future manned missions to th
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• Crew 169 - Team Peru IV
  ...cts of rocketry, propulsion systems, electronics and data systems and some social activities with kids to share science and technology.
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• Crew 190 Sol Summaries
  9:15 Cleaning and social activity preparation: Maximilien, Martin, Ariane, Bastien
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• Crew 172 - Mars Society Crew
  ...round the city. This year, Nick joined the advocacy group SpaceportLA as a Social Media volunteer and helped promote the group’s monthly get together. He a
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• Crew 191 Mission Summary
  ...metaphor, means that as a human we are already connected each other, as a social human being, always thinking as a colony, as a team, in a wider concept of
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• Crew 187 Mission Summary
  ...members during the analogue simulation to Mars was apply a Collective-Risk Social Dilemma in which six astronauts will be players and one coordinator. This t
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• Crew 188 Journalism Reports
  ...for localized and on-going research. We have also been actively engaged in social media for the purpose of learning, discovering, sharing and promoting inter As Trolley posted to social media: “The task ahead of us now is to build the infrastructure here on E
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• Crew 187 Science Reports
  ...rs during the analogue simulation to Mars, will be apply a Collective-Risk Social Dilemma in which six astronauts will be players and one coordinator. This t
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• Crew 190 Journalism Reports
  ...ion. We knew we would be alone again the next day, which made us enjoy the social mood even more, laughing and talking about our experiences on Mars.
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• Crew 173 - Journalism Reports
  ...entary about our mission. We are receiving questions from our followers on social media, which we are answering every day and posting. People have responded
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• Crew 200 Mission Summary
  ...y updates on our mission blog, direct exchanges with French middle school, social media coverage
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• Crew 6 - Crew Reports
  I was in a bad mood last night. To much social time, too much work and too little sleep. Small hab, far from home. It took ...ur health and energy is at a high level. The meals are really good and the social aspect of eating together at least twice a day has been very good for moral
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• Crew 4 - Crew Reports
  ...sont préoccupés par l'avenir de notre race humaine, en tant que collectif social et connaissances d'une civilisation notre mission en mode de simulation a c ...ne to remind us (if not force us) us to take some time off for leisure and social activities. He even became our MDRS official entertainer: teaching us the M
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• Crew 172 - Journalism Reports
  ...civilization that fixed all our technological issues and got past all the social divides we’re stuck on and somehow still got wiped out. Desolate doesn’
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• Crew 5 - Crew Reports
  ...ace Base," by James M. Ragusa, then of JFK Space Center. Twenty-two analog social systems are compared along different work, interpersonal, and organizationa ...ing alone, as they do at home. Instead, we've made lunch into an elaborate social event, and added a tutorial session afterwards, that extends the time to tw
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