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Bremen Humans on Mars - Pathways to a Long-Term Sustainable Human Presence A vision for Human Mars Exploration made in Bremen Leading space agencies have the intention to bring humans to Mars in the next decades [...] acceptance and success of human Mars missions. Our starting point is the assumption that Mars exploration will happen and that it will have a huge impact on humankind and on the Mars environment. Since even optimists [...] humans on Mars before the 2030s, we believe that now is the right time to research possible scenarios for human Mars exploration and settlement, and to study the consequences for Earth, Mars and humankind
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draws him to Mars research, why interdisciplinary research is so essential to his work, and what distinguishes the Mars lab in Bremen from others. Mr. Avila, what motivated you to focus on Mars research? [...] combined with overseeing ZARM. The opportunity to do intensive space and Mars research appealed to me. What interests you most about Mars? Mars is so similar to the Earth, and yet completely different. The laws [...] factors into our considerations about life on Mars. The title of your proposal is “The Martian Mindset.” What mindset does one need in order to survive on Mars? This mindset is that materials are scarce.
Bremen is set to launch its large-scale initiative “Humans on Mars – Pathways Toward a Long-Term Sustainable Exploration and Settlement of Mars.” Around 60 researchers from eight faculties are working together [...] pristine environment of Mars and, not least, on our dealings with Earth. The Importance of the Initiative: “Current efforts around the world are unstoppably aimed at flying humans to Mars in the foreseeable [...] presence on Mars can provide long-term benefits for mankind and at the same time be done with careful consideration for the red planet,” explains Professor Marc Avila, spokesman for the Humans on Mars initiative
Humans on Mars Initiative Play Pause Humans on Mars Pathways to a long-term sustainable exploration © Joris Wegner, University of Bremen Lucio Colombi Ciacchi “Learning how to produce metals and other [...] me. Mars is the perfect place for that.” © Patrick Pollmeier Anastasiya Tönjes “Another planet means other materials. For me, as a materials scientist, it is a big challenge. With ‘Humans on Mars‘ I can [...] Verseux “The Humans on Mars Initiative is an exciting opportunity to combine my expertise in space biology with that of others in fields far apart – and ultimately, to help make Mars exploration sustainable
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landing on Mars one day. “On the other hand, as philosophers, we use the considerations about life on Mars as a thought experiment,” says Sieroka. Many of the challenges that arise on Mars are also relevant [...] early as in the 2030s. But what could human life on Mars look like? Scientists at the University of Bremen are researching this in the Humans on Mars initiative . Among them are Norman Sieroka, professor [...] enrich our discussions. Robots and AI Systems on Mars – Tools or Colleagues? It is not only the question of sustainability that is becoming more pressing on Mars, but also that of the relationship between humans
scenarios for human Mars exploration and settlement, and to study the consequences for Earth, Mars and humankind. To this end, we have formed a new research initiative "Humans on Mars - Pathways to a long-term [...] have the intention to bring humans to Mars in the next decades, and some private companies push for sooner deadlines. In fact, promises and plans to land humans on Mars have recurrently been announced since [...] convinced that human Mars exploration will happen and that it will have a huge impact on both humankind and on the Martian environment. Given that even optimists do not see humans on Mars before the 2030s
scenarios for human Mars exploration and settlement, and to study the consequences for Earth, Mars and humankind. To this end, we have formed a new research initiative "Humans on Mars - Pathways to a long-term [...] the intention to bring humans to Mars in the next decades, and some private companies are pushing for sooner deadlines. In fact, promises and plans to land humans on Mars have recurrently been announced [...] convinced that human Mars exploration will happen and that it will have a huge impact on both humankind and on the Martian environment. Given that even optimists do not see humans on Mars before the 2030s
flying to Mars is about to come true: various countries are working at full speed on the technical implementation and are undercutting each other with targeted launch dates. But to be successful on Mars, humans [...] "Humans on Mars" initiative, a total of 60 researchers from the University of Bremen and other research institutes in Bremen are looking into the question of what sustainable human exploration of Mars might [...] sustainable life on Mars might look like. Afterwards, the guests had a drink and exchanged ideas with the scientists and were allowed to ask the last questions on the topic of Mars exploration. We thank
