NASA's Space Life Sciences research permeates plans for Mars missions and the rationale for the exploration of the planet. The Space Life Sciences program has three major roles in Mars mission studies: providing enabling technology for piloted missions, conducting scientific exploration related to the origin and evolution of life, and protecting space crews from the adverse physiological effects of space flight. This paper presents a rationale for exploration and some of the issues, tradeoffs, and visions being addressed in the Space Life Sciences program in preparation for Mars missions.
Life sciences interests in Mars missions
1989-01-01
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Life support approaches for Mars missions
Elsevier | 2002
|Life support approaches for Mars missions
Online Contents | 2003
|Life support approaches for Mars missions
NTRS | 2003
|Life Support Approaches for Mars Missions
British Library Conference Proceedings | 2003
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