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Welcome to Red Colony, the future of Mars... today!
We are an international symposium, spanning students and professionals, scientists and laymen alike,
all with a desire to colonize and terraform Mars. Our visitors have the opportunity to submit ideas in
these evolving fields, knowing they are literally writing the books on Mars. Their articles are discussed
by the scientific community until the most comprehensive, efficient and realistic Plan is developed and
enacted. Read the Introduction to find out more, or browse our
user-submitted Library for popular articles about subjects that interest you.
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What animals might be adapted to live on Mars?
- by Alex Moore, September 5, 2000
Earth's biosphere contains a food chain so complicated and diverse that it is unexplained in science. Modern biologists rely on two very old theories, one being that each link in the food chain is reliant upon the link before it, and that each link is reliant upon the one after it.
To explain this, we can look at a gazelle. A gazelle... |
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| Mars Phoenix Lander Update -- Touchdown!!! | "A signal has been detected from Phoenix indicating that the lander is on the surface of Mars."
I will continue to post news as it is available. For more, and up-to-date information, check out Phoenix page @ JPL
- posted by Jim @ 20:56 EST |
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| ISDC 2008 | MarsDrive will be attending and presenting at the annual International Space Development Conference this year- ISDC 2008 at the Capital Hotel in Washington D.C. MarsDrive Director of Engineering Ron Cordes will be making a presentation at 4:30PM on Saturday May 30th in the Ohio Room titled "The Mars Consortium" which will outline our progress to date on a new humans to Mars mission design and a strategy on how it could be funded. Hal Fulton our VP will be in attendance and we will have a booth there with various items that will outline our programs and how you can be part of the drive to Mars.
Feel free to pass this message on to interested friends and coworkers. We hope to see you there.
MarsDrive is also an affiliate to ISDC 2008 and that means any of our Basic or Pioneer Members receive a discount on their ticket price to this event of $35 if you register before May 23rd or a saving of $120 on a (full registration)ticket if you register at the event.
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About the Forum: There is a database error with the search tables (all posts should not be deleted). I could not repair it with the tools my host gives me, so I contacted them. As there will be major updates to the site very soon, I decided to focus on them. For now, Frank offered to let everyone use the MD forums until these updates are complete.
- posted by Jim @ 7:58 EST |
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| MarsDrive Supporting Mars Gravity BioSatellite | MarsDrive is pleased to announced that we have secured a place on the MarsGravity BioSatellite spacecraft for our logo to be launched in 2010. We would like to thank our supporters whose contributions have made this possible and will be setting a fund raising goal of $8000 for further support for this most important project in the next 12 months. If you would like to help us take this next big step you can donate by pressing the paypal button here. You can also find our logo at the "Your Name Into Space" website here.
The Mars Gravity Biosatellite Project is a ground-breaking undertaking to study the effects of Martian gravity on mammals. We are taking the first step towards human missions to Mars - and beyond. Data from this mission will make a significant contribution to our understanding of fundamental space biology and greatly advance human space exploration.
(From MarsDrive)
About the Forum: There is a database error with the search tables (all posts should not be deleted). I could not repair it with the tools my host gives me, so I contacted them. Hopefully this will be resp;ved quickly
- posted by Jim @ 7:58 EST |
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| New plastic is strong as steel, transparent | "ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- By mimicking a brick-and-mortar molecular structure found in seashells, University of Michigan researchers created a composite plastic that's as strong as steel but lighter and transparent.
It's made of layers of clay nanosheets and a water-soluble polymer that shares chemistry with white glue."
(Source: University of Michigan)
- posted by Jim @ 8:44 EST |
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| MER's are Alive! | The MER rovers have survived the dust storm that threatened to decommission them. While the rovers are now producing electricity, they are only producing half of what they were before the storm, and there is still much find dust to settle, potently on the rover's panels.
The updating program is still broken; sorry for the lack of news recently (esp.: Crew ends Mars Mission sim and Martian Soil may show signs of life.
(More info: Register)
- posted by Jim @ 22:48 EST |
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