I like to see people going to Mars well prepared and without ever feeling sorry they went there in the first place.
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The Jimmy-hut explained.
The main structure (F, D & C) is the aluminum ‘grey’ positioned on Mars surface. Encircled is an aluminum angled plate (D) of about 6 cm. width with two hinged parts ( C ) moving out to the left. This … Continue reading
Water tight is air tight.
Today I was thinking what is the biggest difference between the Mars-one project and my Mars-once interpretation. I concluded that it is that I belief my priority is to secure the living conditions first above the research of the planet. … Continue reading
The goal to go for
Being on Mars for your whole future is making sure you won’t regret the step you made. You need a place for retreat and a joy for life. A security for the rest of your life and who knows that … Continue reading
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Research for the impossible
The more I study about the conditions on Mars, the more respect I have for the research already done. ‘Mars one‘ has made a thorough research. They know what expectations and challenges the astronauts to be, have to take. However … Continue reading
Imprisonment
The ‘Mars one – project‘ wants everyone to believe that the people they’ll sent live in a, what I call, research centre alike the picture here below. Mars one’s own picture and for that their own representation. The ‘storerooms’ covered … Continue reading
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Tagged living conditions on Mars, Mars, Mars research, Mars-once, Mars-one, planet Mars exploration, science, settlement on Mars
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