The International Mars Research Station: Shaun Moss at TEDxNoosa 2014
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- Shaun Moss: Computer Scientist / Mars Society
Bio: Shaun Moss is a computer scientist with a 15-year passion for Mars. While reading Red Mars by Kim Stanley Robinson in 1999 Shaun realised that people would go to Mars in his lifetime, and he decided he wanted to be part of that. Since then he has been an active member of a variety of space enthusiast groups, mainly the Mars Society and Mars Society Australia (for which he acts as secretary and director) but also the Moon Society, the Mars Foundation and many others. Shaun's research has included how to make air and steel on Mars, Martian timekeeping systems, terraforming and more, and he has given numerous presentations at conferences in Australia and the United States. For the past year he has been developing a robust and affordable humans-to- Mars mission architecture with the intention of establishing the International Mars Research Station. He publishes regular writing on Mars at his blog and is working on a book; he has already published a book on one of his other passions, Practical Metaphysics.
www.marssettlement.org
Title: The International Mars Research Station
Synopsis: A practical, safe and affordable mission architecture and program, based on innovative new space hardware, to establish an international research station on Mars and initiate a process of settlement for the benefit of all humanity."
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Issac Arthur sent me here! :D
MAAAAWWWWS
Me too
Sean Moss is one of the unsung heroes of the Mars Community. We need more people like him.
We also need to seriously talk about the lack of the magnetosphere on Mars, not as a deal-breaker, but as a potential barrier that must be surmounted.
well it's not that much of a problem for the explorers they can just pile dirt bags on their hab and have their suits UV resistant and such. I becomes an issue when you want to star colonizing or tarraforming how ever but i doubt an insurmountable one.
Localized bubbles.
BFDT 2019 he talked in 2014, we launched Insight Lander in 2018 more details of Mars coming in.
just watched this - absolutely incredible Shaun Moss.
Consider my mind blown. Great job Shaun!
On the cusp of social evolution. These are exciting times indeed. All in this lifetime. Infinite support from us! We appreciate the people and minds that have taken the initiative to make that push forward with our race. Thank you for a clear and "elementary" explanation of how we will achieve this.
Which race are you referring to exactly?
After watching this again 2 years on, post Elon Musk's plans for sending humanity to Mars; your plan still has some great ideas and concepts. Obviously some of the rocket technology he announced has improved upon previously assumed designs but with all things considered, I'm very hopeful that I may yet still see my dream come true of seeing humanity become a spacefaring civilisation!
Falcon Heavy Maiden Voyage! Lets get that Deep space gateway built!
Great job Shaun!
thanks man :)
Shaun Moss Great talk indeed! Really shocked I hadn't heard of this plan till now. Certainly the most up-to-date plan I've seen.
Kurtis Baute Thanks, Kurtis :) I think it's the best architecture currently available but I may be biased. Now the mission is to get it out there. Please check out the website at mars base org.
Yay! Practical Metaphysics :D
All that I have been saying about the problems with Mars One, sending merely a lander. Here, at about 5:00, the speaker is talking about sending infrastructure BEFORE the lander. Now, I am interested!
Hi Tedx Talks. Please allow us to add some Subtitles to make your vids more accessible. thanks
Why not blow launch costs wide open by building StarTram? Do you prefer $4,000/Kg or $40/Kg?
Next we are having is a Mars 2020 rover it's going to last a lifetime for the mission. In 2022, an Atlas V rocket launching an Orion capsule with a Valkyrie robot.
Mr Robinson predicted live crew will launch in 2026, 5 years from now, which most likely isn't going to happen, 6 years ago Mr Moss said 2031 - so... let's get to bloody work people!!!
YES
If you are interested in seeing multiple parts of mars then why not use a plane, mars has a thin atmosphere so the plane would have to go fast, with large wings(foldout?) and light materials your plain could fly. Use fuel generated from Hydrogen for its engines.
why not a Ballon with Motors. its slow. but its safer and cheaper. imho
NASA or ESA, not sure, is sending helicopter to Mars. But it is drone and ultralight. I am afraid that Mars atmosphere is to thin for human use :( but something would be needed. Maybe BFR from one part of planet to another? Less atmosphere and less gravity= more efficient rockets
trust a martian to place blue and green together on a flag
Can't understand what he is saying...
Sorry man. Subs would be good wouldnt they?