The webinar by Joe Cassady, the first one in the Monthly Webinar series that Explore Mars, Inc. launched in July, is online.
If you missed it you can now view it online. You can find the full webinar here.
On July 14, 2011 at 1:00 p.m. EDT. Joe Cassady (Aerojet – Executive Director, Washington, DC Office) presented a lecture called,
Aerojet [...]
Alain Souchier presented the European Mars conference gathered at Neuchatel, Switzerland, from 30 September till 2 October 2011.
Alain presents us with an excellent overview of what rockets are available at present. And what rockets are being worked on around the world.
With his permission the presentation is available for view the Heavy launchers by Alain Souchier_1 October [...]
SpaceX will lauch a Dragon spacecraft on top of her Falcon 9 on 30 November 2011 from Kennedy Space Center with the Dragon berthing at the ISS nine days later. This date was set by NASA as part of the Commercial Orbital Transportation Services (COTS) program. Over the last several months, SpaceX has been hard at [...]
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The mission of Explore Mars is to promote science and technology innovation and education related to Mars Exploration. Through a series of technology innovation awards, scientific symposiums and workshops, Mars analog work, technology demonstrations, and other programs, we provide a platform for scientists and "citizen scientists" to engage in meaningful space exploration research and development in the private sector.
Chris Carberry, Executive Director of Explore Mars.org
