1st human missions to Mars should hunt for signs of life, report says
The report prioritizes life detection as the foremost goal for Mars explorers and outlines 11 science objectives and four mission plans to guide human exploration.
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While NASA wants to send people to Mars, an expert body has set eleven scientific priorities, the most important of which could change everything.
Human Exploration of Mars Gets a Science Strategy
A new report from a National Academies committee today lays out a science strategy for human exploration of the surface of Mars. Sponsored by NASA, the committee was asked to identify science priorities and campaigns to execute them in light of the current focus on sending human explorers, not just robots, to the Red Planet. Co-chaired by UC-Berkeley’s Lindy Elkins-Tanton and MIT’s Dava Newman, the 241-page report starts off with a list of 11 pr…
Humans on Mars: New Study Flags Top Priority – Search for Life on the Red Planet
A detailed blueprint for human exploration of the Red Planet centers on the first three crewed expeditions to Mars. Out of an agenda of what-to-do when there, a top priority for human investigation is the search for past or present life, and/or prebiotic chemistry on Mars. The just-issued study — A Science Strategy for the […]
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