NASA - Science Lecture: Humans Living on Mars

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Sonda InSight terá detetado "martemoto"

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È interessante entender de onde vem a origem do terremoto já que até onde se sabe não tem mais placa tectônicas no planeta vermelho com o nucleo muito frio pra forma-las.

Qualquer construção em marte precisará também se adaptar a esses tremores e sua eventual potencia.

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NASA Declares AI SpaceFactory Winner Of 3D-Printed Mars Habitat Challenge

https://www.techtimes.com/articles/2431 ... llenge.htm

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Here's the Winner of NASA's 3D-Printed Mars Habitat Challenge

https://www.space.com/nasa-3d-printed-h ... wsource=cl

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Martian Homes & Gardens
YOUR HANDBOOK FOR SETTLING MARS

http://www.astronomy.com/-/media/Files/ ... 20Mars.pdf

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Moderator:Humphrey "Hoppy" Price (NASA JPL, Mars Program Chief Engineer)
Paul Wooster (SpaceX, Principal Mars Development Engineer)

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WCSJ2019: The Moon and Beyond - Where Will We Be in 50 Years?



Here's a quick and dirty video of a panel discussion titled "The Moon and Beyond: Where Will We Be in 50 Years of Space Exploration?" The session was presented at the World Conference of Science Journalists on July 2, 2019, in Lausanne, Switzerland.

Author/journalist Sarah Cruddas was the moderator, and the panelists included David Parker, head of human and robotic spaceflight at the European Space Agency; Thomas Zurbuchen, associate administrator of the Science Mission Directorate at NASA Headquarters; Wu Ji, former director of China's National Space Science Center; Anatoli Petrukovich, director of Russia's Space Science Research Institute; and Lori Garver, former NASA deputy administrator and CEO of the Earthrise Alliance.

WCSJ is preparing a more professional video documenting this session, and we'll link to it from this page when it's available.

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NASA testa novo protótipo para Marte nos campos de lava da Islândia

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A energia necessaria pra descongelar o polo marciano seria igual a usar a maior bomba atomica que temos.
A cada 20 minutos....
Por 50 anos.

Isso é igual a todo nosso estoque nuclear x 6 MILHÔES.