Delivering the Power to Explore the Moon, Mars, and Beyond
Pete Rodriquez
Abstract
Pete Rodriquez
Abstract
As part of the United State's vision for space exploration, NASA is preparing the next Space Launch Vehicles. The presentation will address the overall approach to arriving to and establishing a long-term presence on Mars through experience gained by returning to the moon for an extended period of time, developing technologies needed for opening the space frontier, and conducting fundamental science. The design philosophy for the exploration mission success will be discussed and the importance of learning from lessons of the past will be addressed.
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As part of the United State's vision for space exploration, NASA is preparing the next Space Launch Vehicles. The presentation will address the overall approach to arriving to and establishing a long-term presence on Mars through experience gained by returning to the moon for an extended period of time, developing technologies needed for opening the space frontier, and conducting fundamental science. The design philosophy for the exploration mission success will be discussed and the importance of learning from lessons of the past will be addressed.
Key concepts: Mars Exploration Program, Presentation (obstetrics), Space exploration, Astrobiology, Space Science, Space (punctuation), Frontier, Exploration of Mars