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Tag Archives: crewed Mars missions
NASA, Google join in simulating Mars exploration
A crewed mission to Mars might be a long way off, but researchers are busy preparing, nonetheless. One of the best ways to prepare is by training scientists and testing new technologies in some of the most Mars-like locations on … Continue reading
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Tagged crewed Mars missions, Devon Island, Google, Haughton-Mars Project, HMP, Mars Institute, NASA, Nunavut, SETI Institute
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Missions could make oxygen on Mars using plasma technology
Plasma technology could hold the key to creating a sustainable oxygen supply on Mars, a new study has found. It suggests that Mars, with its 96 per cent carbon dioxide atmosphere, has nearly ideal conditions for creating oxygen from CO2 … Continue reading
Where on Mars might humans first land?
NASA is working hard to develop the technologies astronauts will use to one day live and work on Mars, and return safely home. While there is much work ahead on the pioneering journey to Mars, one has to wonder: Where … Continue reading