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• Martian atmosphere
  ! colspan="2" | Martian atmosphere ...atmosphere does not include any gases that are not also present in Earth's atmosphere, although the proportions are different.
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• Aero capture
  ...[[delta V]] required for interplanetary travel significantly by using the atmosphere of the planet to capture a vehicle on an [[injection trajectory]] as oppose
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• Airship to Orbit
  ...Ascender must be too lightly built to survive a descent through the lower atmosphere. Thus, they need to either dock directly or have a service station to meet
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• Carbon dioxide
  ...e utilization]] on [[Mars]]. It is the primary component of the [[Martian atmosphere]]. It is also a waste product of the respiration processes of living organ ...ver, and any manned mars expedition must make provision to scrub the cabin atmosphere to remove excess carbon dioxide.
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• Exhaust velocity
  For a rocket operating in an atmosphere whose pressure is greater than its critical exhaust pressure (e.g., Earth�
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• Greenhouse
  ...ucing under sunlight as dim as that found on Mars. Although the [[Martian atmosphere]] is significantly thinner than that of Earth, it attenuates sunlight with
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• Helium-3
  ...u/research/srr/2001abstracts/vancleve.PDF Helium-3 Mining Aerostats in the Atmosphere of Uranus (pdf)]
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• Hypoxia
  ...fficient [[oxygen]]. Any living thing deprived of oxygen or exposed to an atmosphere with an insufficient ratio of oxygen to other soluble gases will eventually
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• JP Aerospace
  ...are best known for their highly successful PongSat® program to loft upper atmosphere experiments free of charge for high schools and other customers, which has
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• Mars
  The [[Martian atmosphere]] has a much lower mean surface pressure (6.36 mb) than that of Earth (1013 {{MainArticle|[[Martian atmosphere]]}}
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• Mars Events
  .... ..... 2013 [http://www.newmars.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=4221 Mars Atmosphere and Volatile EvolutioN (MAVEN)]] Launch - NASA Mars Science Orbiter [http:/
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• Martian atmosphere
  ! colspan="2" | Martian atmosphere ...atmosphere does not include any gases that are not also present in Earth's atmosphere, although the proportions are different.
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• Model 1 All Greenhouse Heat Transfer Through The Walls
  ...ide a considerable portion of that. The thermal resistance of the Martian Atmosphere is not negligible, contrary to the assumptions used to derive the equations ...ht temperature swings are quite dramatic on Mars due to the thin [[Martian atmosphere]], and the outside temperature will be considerably lower at night.
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• Model 2 The Greenhouse as Flow Heat Exchanger
  The density of the [[Martian atmosphere]] is sufficiently low that if the pressure in the greenhouse is near 1000mb
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• Model 3 A Radiation Cooled Greenhouse
  Temperatures drop precipitously on Mars at night due to the thin atmosphere.
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• Model 4 A Wind Cooled Greenhouse
  Temperatures drop precipitously on Mars at night due to the thin atmosphere.
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• NIXRS
  what's special about this is that it can be used in the earth's atmosphere, to create thrust for airplanes or rockets.
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• Nitrogen
  ...resource utilization]] on [[Mars]]. It occurs naturally in the [[Martian atmosphere]] in extractable quantities. It is also a soluble gas. ...[[Earth]]'s atmosphere, can also be used as an inert filler for the cabin atmosphere.
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• Pioneer Astronautics
  *Phase I CO<math>_2</math> acquisition by refrigeration of Martian atmosphere ([[SBIR]] program.).
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• Pressurized habitats
  ...ternal pressure than that of the ambient air. Since the average [[Martian atmosphere|atmospheric pressure]] on [[Mars]] is far too low for animal life to surviv
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• Radioisotope thermoelectric generator
  ...f a spacecraft close to Earth, harmful material could be released into the atmosphere. ...ere and burnt up over Fiji. The RTG itself survived reentry of the Earth's atmosphere intact, plunging into the Tonga trench in the Pacific Ocean. The US Departm
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• Requirements for living in low pressure
  While not hard vacuum, the low [[Martian atmosphere|atmospheric surface pressure on Mars]] (7 mb) is inimical to Terran biology
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• Robert Zubrin
  ...rs by synthesizing a breathable atmosphere and propellant from the Martian atmosphere.
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• Rockoon
  ...well as the rocket's. However, it can lift the rocket above much of the [[atmosphere]] (and its consequent [[atmospheric drag|drag]]), and provides considerable
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• Scram jet
  ...on occurs, means that the vehicle is able to collect the oxidizer from the atmosphere with less [[drag]] than would be typical of a other air breathing vehicles ...e vehicle up to speed and take the scram jet from the upper portion of the atmosphere to space.
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• Soil
  ...eposits are frequently exposed to water frost condensed from the [[Martian atmosphere]]. Under microscopic examination, some Martian soil samples exhibit cement
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• Solar panels
  ...p>2</sup>, compared to 1370 W/m² in Earth orbit. The [[martian atmosphere]] is thin, but so dusty that it cuts an average 25% of the incident sunligh
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• Specific heat and heat capacity
  ...is 804 J/kgK Thus, by the formula above, the specific heat of the Martian atmosphere at that temperature is roughly 805 J/kgK, or nearly the same as that of car
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• The Fundamentals of space Travel
  ...much as the oxidizer. The vehicle would build up speed at the edge of the atmosphere breathing in air until it has reached orbital velocity. Prototypes of the s
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• Thermodynamic cycle
  ...arbon dioxide is plentiful on mars and the main constituent of the Martian atmosphere.
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• Thermodynamics of the greenhouse
  ...that the temperature of the walls is the same temperature as the [[Martian atmosphere|Martian air]].
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• Water
  ...ource utilization]] on [[Mars]]. It is a trace component of the [[Martian atmosphere]], and appears relatively abundant as ice in the Martian polar regions. Hy
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