Physics
Scientific paper
Nov 1989
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Physics
Logistics, Lunar Bases, Mars Landing, Nasa Programs, Space Exploration, Space Station Freedom, Space Stations, Data Management, Management Methods, Navigation, Resources Management, Robots, Schedules, Technology Assessment, Telecommunication, Unmanned Spacecraft
Scientific paper
The basic mission sequence to achieve the President's goal is clear: begin with Space Station Freedom in the 1990's, return to the Moon to stay early in the Next century, and then journey to Mars. Five reference approaches are modeled building on past programs and recent studies to reflect wide-ranging strategies that incorporate varied program objectives, schedules, technologies, and resource availabilities. The reference approaches are (1) balance and speed; (2) the earliest possible landing on Mars; (3) reduce logistics from Earth; (4) schedule adapted to Space Station Freedom; and (5) reduced scales. The study and programmatic assessment have shown that the Human Exploration Initiative is indeed a feasible approach to achieving the President's goals. Several reasonable alternatives exist, but a long-range commitment and significant resources will be required. However, the value of the program and the benefits to the Nation are immeasurable.
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