All about the colonization of Mars: 55 scientific articles, 1700 pages
The interdisciplinary "Journal of Cosmology" has released a thematic issue entirely dedicated to the colonization of Mars. A selection of 55 scientific articles is devoted to 13 topics.
1. Overview of Martian missions of the past and the future (5 articles).
2. Philosophical questions of the Martian mission (3).
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3. Develop a global design framework for the colonization of Mars Design Reference Architecture 5.0 (DRA 5.0), which is conducted at NASA (4).
4. Exploration of Mars from different angles: geology, geophysics, atmosphere, climate, biology, people (5).
5. Psychology, stress, the behavior of the astronauts and the crew (5).
6. Medical health, psychology, biomedical risks of traveling to Mars (8).
7. Protecting the planet and the risks of infection on Mars (3).
8. Search for life on Mars (9).
9. Martian base, research and colonization of the Red Planet (5).
10. Sex, radiation and reproduction on Mars. Brain, heart, sexuality, fertility, pregnancy, embryonic development (2).
11. Robots on Mars (2).
12. Terraforming Mars (2).
13. Marketing Mars: The Mars Prize. Financing the greatest adventure in human history (2).
Although the "Journal of Cosmology" looks semi-amateur, but they have rather strict rules for receiving materials and high cost of publication, and the editors of this thematic issue were Rudy Schild from the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics and Joel S. Levine Ph.D.), NASA Co-Chairman, Head of the Human Exploration Division of the Mars Science Analysis Group (HEM-SAG) of the Mars Exploration Program Analysis Group (MEPAG) at NASA. Such editing ensures the quality of articles.
By the way, Joel Levine and Rudi Shield are also co-authors of a solid book on the colonization of Mars (1000 pages), which is sold on Amazon for as much as $ 99. The structure of the chapters in the book largely coincides with the structure of the chapters in the thematic issue of the Journal of Cosmology.
See also the video recording of Levine’s speech at the TED Conference, where he convinces the public of the need to settle Mars right now.
1. Overview of Martian missions of the past and the future (5 articles).
2. Philosophical questions of the Martian mission (3).
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3. Develop a global design framework for the colonization of Mars Design Reference Architecture 5.0 (DRA 5.0), which is conducted at NASA (4).
4. Exploration of Mars from different angles: geology, geophysics, atmosphere, climate, biology, people (5).
5. Psychology, stress, the behavior of the astronauts and the crew (5).
6. Medical health, psychology, biomedical risks of traveling to Mars (8).
7. Protecting the planet and the risks of infection on Mars (3).
8. Search for life on Mars (9).
9. Martian base, research and colonization of the Red Planet (5).
10. Sex, radiation and reproduction on Mars. Brain, heart, sexuality, fertility, pregnancy, embryonic development (2).
11. Robots on Mars (2).
12. Terraforming Mars (2).
13. Marketing Mars: The Mars Prize. Financing the greatest adventure in human history (2).
Although the "Journal of Cosmology" looks semi-amateur, but they have rather strict rules for receiving materials and high cost of publication, and the editors of this thematic issue were Rudy Schild from the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics and Joel S. Levine Ph.D.), NASA Co-Chairman, Head of the Human Exploration Division of the Mars Science Analysis Group (HEM-SAG) of the Mars Exploration Program Analysis Group (MEPAG) at NASA. Such editing ensures the quality of articles.
By the way, Joel Levine and Rudi Shield are also co-authors of a solid book on the colonization of Mars (1000 pages), which is sold on Amazon for as much as $ 99. The structure of the chapters in the book largely coincides with the structure of the chapters in the thematic issue of the Journal of Cosmology.
See also the video recording of Levine’s speech at the TED Conference, where he convinces the public of the need to settle Mars right now.
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/110835/
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