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... EXPLORATION OF MARS''' by Ley, W. and W. von Braun ''New York, 1956: Viking Press, 176 pages, $4. ... ) narrative treatment, based on astronomical realities and engineering projections. The first part of the book reviews modern knowledge of the planet Mars, while the remainder details a plan on - how to get there ...

... substantial surface infrastructure to be delivered, to take advantage of an extended stay on Mars (up to 500 days) to perform an extensive exploration of the planet. Transport elements must therefore have the capacity to support an evolving capability with each mission. Scenarios are proposed following the development of a human Mars mission capability ...

... , from a simulated Mars lander (the FMARS). Impact events have had a profound influence on Mars, and thus on any putative microbial habitats that future explorers might seek. The study of microbial habitats was accomplished under simulated EVA time constraints and with simulated Mars communications. The ...

... Volume ''' - Contents of the Journal of the British Interplanetary Society for Volume 57 57 '''Page ''' - 126-134 '''Year''' - 2004 '''Keywords''' - Space exploration, psychology, Mars '''JBIS Reference Code ''' - 2004.57.126 '''Number of Pages''' - 9 Abstract Anecdotal comparisons frequently are made between expeditions of the past and future space missions ...

... ''' - Contents of the Journal of the British Interplanetary Society for Volume 54 54 '''Page ''' - 270-276 '''Year''' - 2001 '''Keywords''' - Desert, expeditions, humans, Mars, Sahara, exploration '''JBIS Reference Code ''' - 2001.54.270 '''Number of Pages''' - 7 ... , ~80% of the martian surface can essentially be classified as `desert'. The methods used to explore Mars, the scientific priorities and the philo- sophical and historical precedents that drive human exploration on Mars will primarily ...

... based on the provision of energy and materials to support a human-inhabited infrastructure near the poles - this imposes significant require- ments for the sustainable growth of Mars pole exploration stations. '''To BUY this paper click http://www.jbis.org.uk/paper.php?p=2003.56.43 here ''' ---- Journal of the British Interplanetary Society JBIS ...

... EXPLORATION OF THE SOLAR SYSTEM''' by Godwin, F. ''New York, 1960: Plenum Press, 200 pages, $6.50'' ... interesting work, it is divided into five major sections: "The Assembly Orbit," "The Moon," "Venus," "Mars," and "Further Possibilities"; also contains notes on celestial dynamics and appendices (rocket propellants, scheduling, space ...

... and by recent studies of `SNC' meteorites, believed to have come from Mars, with their claims of the evidence of ancient Martian life, has focused attention on the ambitious programme of Mars Exploration currently being undertaken by NASA and ESA and has provided additional impetus. Improved measurements of the conditions on Mars ...

... EXPLORATION OF SPACE''' by Jastrow, R. (ed) ''New York, 1960: Macmillan Co., 160 pages, $5.95'' Exploration of Space consists of the papers presented at the 1959 symposium on space physics ... , geomagnetically trapped corpuscular radiation, the Moon, Mars and Venus, rocket astronomy, astronomy from satellites and space vehicles, and the outer atmospheres of the Earth and planets. Extracted from ...

... '''Keywords''' - Lunar robotic challenge Pioneer 3-AT tracked crater exploration microrover '''JBIS Reference Code ''' - 2010.63.267 '''Number of Pages''' - 11 Abstract Robotic exploration of the lunar terrain is a crucial step towards future manned missions. There is evidence to suggest water ice ores may be found in the base of deep ...

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