CONTENTS
Volume 86, AAS
Science and
Technology Series
- Page
- Fellow Traveler - Poem and Book Dedication
to Thomas O. Paine
iv
- Foreword vii
- Prologue. Steps to Mars, Daniel S.
Goldin xi
SECTION I - MAKING THE CASE FOR MARS
- Chapter 1. Why Should Humans Explore
Space? (AAS
95-471), Lawrence
G. Lemke 3
- Chapter 2. The Significance of the Martian
Frontier (AAS
95-472), Robert
M. Zubrin 13
- Chapter 3. The Millennium Project (AAS
95-473), Harrison H.
Schmitt
27
- Chapter 4. Mars: The Media... the Masses...
and the Message
(AAS 95-474),
Leonard David 41
- Chapter 5. Strategic Communications
Planning and the Case for
Mars (AAS
95-475), Frank White 51
- Chapter 6. Managing the Exploration of the
Moon and Mars (AAS
95-476),
Michael D. Griffin 59
SECTION II - GETTING THERE: INTERPLANETARY
TRANSPORTATION
ISSUES
- Chapter 7. Mars Mission Concepts: The von
Braun Era (AAS
95-477), Frederick
I. Ordway III 69
- Chapter 8. Pathways to Mars: An Overview of
Flight Profiles
and Staging
Options for Mars Missions (AAS 95-478), John C. Niehoff and Stephen J.
Hoffman 99
- Chapter 9. Mars Mission Designs: Comparing
the Near Term
Options (AAS
95-479), Malcolm A. LeCompt and Julie P. Stets 127
- Chapter 10. Artificial Gravity: Design
Implications for Mars
Vehicles
(AAS 95-480), Lawrence G. Lemke 153
- Chapter 11. Nuclear Rockets:
High-Performance Propulsion for
Mars (AAS
95-481), Clayton W. Watson 167
- Chapter 12. Nuclear Electric Propulsion for
Human Mars
Missions (AAS
95-482), Ernst Stuhlinger 193
SECTION III - LIVING IN SPACE: THE HUMAN
ELEMENT
- Chapter 13. Biomedical Issues in the
Exploration of Mars (AAS
95-483),
Rosalind A. Grymes, Charles E. Wade and Joan Vernikos 225
- Chapter 14. The Human Side of Mars
Flight: A Review of
Human Factors
Issues (AAS 95-484), Mary M. Connors and Albert A. Harrison 241
- Chapter 15. From the Great Voyages of
Exploration to Missions
to Mars
(AAS 95-485), Ben Finny 267
- Chapter 16. The Interplanetary Radiation
Environment and
Methods to
Shield from it (AAS 95-486), Lawrence W. Townsend and John W. Wilson
283
SECTION IV - BEING THERE: LIVING AND WORKING
ON MARS
- Chapter 17. Moving in on Mars: The
Hitchhiker's Guide to
Martian
Life Support (AAS 95-487), Penelope J. Boston 327
- Living in Space: Results from
Biosphere 2's Initial
Closure, an
Early Testbed for Closed Ecological Systems on Mars (AAS 95-488), Mark
Nelson and William F. Dempster 363
- Chapter 19. Using the Resources of Mars for
Human Settlement
(AAS 95-489),
Thomas R. Meyer and Christopher P. McKay 393
- Chapter 20. Mars Rovers (AAS 95-490),
Benton C. Clark
445
- Chapter 21. First Mars Outpost Habitation
Strategy (AAS
95-491), Marc
M. Cohen 465
SECTION V - SCIENCE ON MARS
- Chapter 22. Scientific Objectives of Human
Exploration of Mars
(AAS
95-492), Michael H. Carr 515
- Chapter 23. Science Strategy for Human
Exploration of Mars
(AAS 95-493),
Carol R. Stoker 537
SECTION VI - COSTS AND BENEFITS OF MARS
EXPLORATION
- Chapter 24. The Cost of Sending Humans to
Mars (AAS 95-494),
Humbolt
C. Mandell, Jr. 563
- Chapter 25. Mars Colonization: Technically
Feasible,
Affordable, and
a Universal Human Drive (AAS 95-495), Thomas O. Paine 579
EPILOGUE
- Chapter 26. Beyond Mars... Into the
Universe at Large (AAS
95-496),
Leonard David 595
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