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1. newspaceeconomy.ca › 2024/08/12 › the-path-to-aThe Path to a Permanent Human Presence on Mars | New Space ...

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   Aug 12, 2024 · Establishing a permanent human presence on Mars will be a monumental undertaking, requiring sustained commitment and cooperation on a global scale. But step by step, from robotic precursors to the arrival of the first pioneers, this vision could become reality within a human lifetime.

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2. newspaceeconomy.ca › 2023/11/16 › red-planetRed Planet Pioneers: The Path to Establishing a Human ...

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   Nov 16, 2023 · Impact on Space Exploration: SpaceX’s developments and the potential success of the Starship could dramatically lower the cost of space travel and make the idea of a Mars colony more feasible. The Starship’s design reflects a bold step toward making interplanetary travel a reality.

3. medium.com › technology-hits › space-tourism-howSpace Tourism: How Close Are We to Vacationing on Mars?

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   Will Space Tourism Help Us Get to Mars? One of the most interesting aspects of the current space tourism boom is that it’s fueling the development of technology needed for Mars travel.

4. www.sciencedirect.com › science › articleShould and could humans go to Mars? Yes, but not now and not ...

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   Jan 1, 2019 · Permanent or semi-permanent human base in space should be self-sustainable. Mars as a new human space settlement gets full sense only when it will be autonomous. Post-catastrophe Earth will not be able to support an expensive Mars base.

   • Author: Konrad Szocik

   • Publish Year: 2019

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6. www.bbc.com › future › articleThe astronomical cost of going to Mars – and staying there

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   Sep 28, 2016 · Largely because of the ballooning costs involved in maintaining a human presence on the Red Planet, Do found the plan in its current form “fundamentally unfeasible,” he explains. SpaceX ...

7. medium.com › @peter › the-future-ofThe Future of Space Travel: How Mars Colonies and Space ...

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   Sep 29, 2024 · Elon Musk’s SpaceX and Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin are spearheading efforts to build a sustainable human presence on Mars, with plans to make space tourism a regular occurrence.

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   Is the public interested in a human mission to Mars?

   • Bertrand, Pirtle, and Tomblin, (2017) show that the public is interested in human mission to Mars. The most preferred space mission is a crew in orbit and a robot mission on Mars surface. In other words, public criteria is low risk and low cost.

   Should and could humans go to Mars? Yes, but not now and not in the

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   Could a one-way trip to Mars be a good idea?

   • In recent years, discussions about one-way trips to Mars have gained attention, particularly through proposals from private space companies and visionaries who see Mars colonization as a critical step for human survival.

   One-Way Trips to Mars: Challenges, Opportunities, and Ethical

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   How risky is a human mission to Mars?

   • These basic challenges appropriate for human mission to Mars shows how fragile and risky is human factor in a mission to Mars ( Szocik, 2019 ). The unique receipt for successful space exploration is to develop and to invest in robotic, without a human crews space missions. The risk of catastrophic failure also cannot be excluded.

   Should and could humans go to Mars? Yes, but not now and not in the

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   Why would a private company invest in a mission to Mars?

   • Because mission to Mars has only scientific profits, only public sponsors will be invested in this project. James S. J. Schwartz (2014) adds that two of the possible reasons for human space mission, such as improving human welfare and progress in scientific exploration, are well beyond interests of private companies.

   Should and could humans go to Mars? Yes, but not now and not in the

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   Could Mars be a 'backup plan' for Humanity?

   • Proponents of one-way missions, however, argue that the exploration and colonization of Mars could safeguard the long-term survival of the human species. Establishing a permanent human presence on another planet could serve as a “backup plan” for humanity in the event of a global catastrophe on Earth.

   One-Way Trips to Mars: Challenges, Opportunities, and Ethical

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   Is there a rationale for a human mission to Mars?

   • There is no one strong rationale for this mission. Future progress in space technology will be counterbalanced by growing anthropogenic risks including overpopulation, limited resources and climate change. This paper discusses rationale for human mission to Mars.

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9. newspaceeconomy.ca › 2024/09/16 › one-way-trips-toOne-Way Trips to Mars: Challenges, Opportunities, and Ethical ...

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   Sep 16, 2024 · A one-way trip eliminates the need for return vehicles, reducing overall costs and the complexity of the mission. Furthermore, some advocates of one-way missions argue that the opportunity to establish a permanent human presence on Mars justifies the risks.