In-Situ Resource Utilization (ISRU) Development Program

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Mars (Planet), Propellants, Manned Mars Missions, Mars Exploration, Mars Environment, Mars Surface, Environmental Engineering, Mars Bases, Extraterrestrial Resources, Cost Reduction, Terraforming, Technological Forecasting, Space Habitats, Exploitation

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The question "Why In-Situ Resource Utilization (ISRU)?" is addressed in this presentation. The reasons given concentrate on Cost reduction, Mass reduction, Risk reduction, the expansion of human exploration and presence and the enabling of industrial exploitation. A review of the Martian and Lunar resources available for ISRU is presented. Other ISRU concepts (i.e., In-Situ Consumable production (ISCP) and In-Situ Propellant Production (ISPP)) are introduced and further explained. The objectives of a Mars ISRU System Technology (MIST) include (1) the characterization of technology and subsystem performance for mission modeling and technology funding planning, (2) reduce risk and concerns arising from sample return and human missions utilizing ISRU, and (3) demonstrate the environmental suitability of ISRU components/processes and systems. A proof of concept demonstration schedule and a facility overview for MIST is presented.

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