This page concentrates on resources related to the
Moon, Mars and other planets and their moons. The special
emphasis is on on how life might be found or established
on these bodies.
See also the Multimedia
section for links to a number of sites
that provide tours through the solar system with imagery,
videos, maps, and general information about the planets.
Space Resources Roundtable meetings at Colorado
School of Mines. The Ninth meeting was held
Oct.2007. Presentation files available for
many of the talks.
MOONMARS
Workshop IAC at University of Applied Science,
Bremen, Germany September 26-28, 2003
Lunar
Architecture-Lunar Base 2002 workshop held
June 10-21,2002 in Nordwijk , The Netherlands.
This was a "student workshop for design of
extra-terrestrial bases for human settlement of
the Moon. The workshop aimed to inspire, engage
and challenge European students to create design
concepts for Lunar Bases for our return to the
Moon."
Return
to the Moon Symposium III 2002 - July 18-20,
Houston, Texas. Space Frontiers sponsored meeting
to create a "baseline design for the lunar
base, propose a time line and begin building an
organizational and information infrastructure
that can effectively drive the project to a successful
conclusion: the establishment of the first permanent
lunar settlemeny."
Collaboration of the state of Hawaii, Japan
and others to develop and test "innovative
technologies to support future robotic and manned
exploration of the Moon and Mars"
Master
thesis in architecture report by Janek Kozicki
in Poland on the design of a Mars base using
inflatable structures. It's not been translated
yet but the graphics are fairly understandable.
