The Mars Society is running an upgrade and science mission FMARS station, located on Devon Island, in the far northern region of Canada. This is in one of the most Mars-like environments on Earth, just 900 miles from the North Pole.
You can read more about the mission via this link:
The 21st Australian Space Research Conference (ASRC), to be held in Hobart at the University of Tasmania’s Sandy Bay Campus over September 25 to 27, 2023.
This will be the fifteenth ASRC jointly sponsored and organised by the National Committee for Space and Radio Science (NCSRS) and the National Space Society of Australia (NSSA), with the support of the Mars Society of Australia (MSA).
The ASRC is the primary annual meeting for Australian researchers in space science and technology. It welcomes space scientists, engineers, educators, and space professionals working in universities and research organizations, industry, government and NGOs.
The conference covers all topics pertaining to fundamental and applied research in space science, engineering and...
The Mars Society Australia (MSA) is calling for nominations for directors. Directors are appointed for an initial term of two years and half the board is elected every year.
MSA is an organisation of like-minded people that provides educational and public outreach, engineering projects and scientific research related to the planet Mars. You can read more about the MSA here:
https://marssociety.org.au/about
Our board of directors help run day to day operations as well as strategically plan and mange the society's endeavours.
If have an interest in Mars and would like to contribute to the MSA, please consider nominating as a director. While professional experience in business and science is highly regarded, formal qualifications are not required. The MSA's board is typically made up of people with differing professional experience and interest who share one thing - a passion to better our understanding of Mars...
The 2022 MSA AGM will be held at 3 pm on Sunday October 30th.
Zoom Meeting ID 8959761238
The meeting password, President's report, Financial report, and agenda will be forwarded to members prior to the meeting.
In the coming decades, humans will leave Earth, travel to another body in our Solar System and stay there for an extended period. It will be the most exciting and demanding endeavor ever undertaken by our species.
Mars analogue research stations are laboratories for learning how to live and work on another planet.
Over the past 21 years they have been extensively used for science and engineering research, public outreach, and education in the US, Canada, Israel, Oman, and China. Each new base builds on the technology and operational know-how from previous generations. They’re prototypes of a habitat that can support crews for months of...
The Mars Society Australia will be holding its Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Sunday 14th November at 4pm via Zoom. All MSA members are invited to attend. Further details to follow
The Mars Society Australia (MSA) is calling for nominations for directors. Directors are appointed for an initial term of two years and half the board is elected every year.
MSA is an organisation of like-minded people that provides educational and public outreach, engineering projects and scientific research related to the planet Mars. You can read more about the MSA here:
https://marssociety.org.au/about
Our board of directors help run day to day operations as well as strategically plan and mange the society's endeavours.
If have an interest in Mars and would like to contribute to the MSA, please consider nominating as a director. While professional experience in business and science is highly regarded, formal qualifications are not required. The MSA's board is typically made up of people with differing professional experience and interest who share one thing - a passion to better our understanding of Mars...
Hi everyone,
We've announced this on our social media accounts, but if any Mars Society Australia memeber would like to attend, the meeting details are:
Mars Society Australia Annual General Meeting
Time: Nov 29, 2020 05:00 PM Canberra, Melbourne, Sydney
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87554168694
Meeting ID: 875 5416 8694
Please email me for the password
Thanks,
Earl White
MSA Vice President
The full Program Booklet for the inaugural Australian Space Health Symposium is now available! Click here to download
This unique event is presented by the ad astra vita project and Mars Society Australia and brings together presenters and panellists from the world’s leading space sciences companies, organisations and universities.
Registration for this event is free and still open via this link.
The List of Institutions and Affiliations of presenters include -
The ad astra vita project
Aerospace Human Factors Association
Aerospace Medical Association
Centre of Excellence in Astrobiology, Amity University, India
The Australian Space Agency
Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston...
The complete program for the inaugural Australian Space Health Symposium is now available! Click here to download
This unique event is presented by the ad astra vita project and Mars Society Australia and brings together presenters and panellists from the world’s leading space sciences companies, organisations and universities.
Registration for this event is free and still open via this link.
Program highlights include:
| Day 1 (Monday 5 October) | Day 2 (Tuesday 6 October) |
| • Australian Space Agency overview • Being a NASA flight surgeon • Space4Health • Space surgery • “How to live on the Moon and Mars” • Draft Constitution for Off-Earth Settlement workshop... |
