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TV Exposure for Australian Mars Research
Tuesday, 31 July 2001
Mars Society Australia Technical Director Jason Hoogland was interviewed on Channel 9's Today Show on Tuesday 31 July about a proposed analogue researchfacility for the Australian outback and our work on an analogue Mars rovervehicle. Jason spoke of the way this type of facility could be used to further research aimed at sending humans to Mars. Requests for media interviews or appearances to discuss Mars Society Australia projects or activities should be sent to Jennifer Laing, PR Director, at pr@marssociety.org.au.
Australasian Science Magazine Special Mars Issue
Friday, 20 July 2001
The August issue of Australasian Science magazine has just hit the newsagents and focuses on Mars. You'll find lots of interesting articles to look at, including articles on Australians involved in Mars-related research, the 'White Mars' theory, and details of the proposed Mars Society Australia analogue research facility to be located Down Under -Mars Oz! Many of the people involved in Mars Society Australia research projects are featured in this issue. Check it out now.
Jarntimarra Scouting Expedition Proposal Released
Friday, 29 June 2001
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WANTED - Engineers With Project Experience
Thursday, 24 May 2001
The Mars Society Australia (MSA) is pursuing a bold programme to contribute to the international effort to plan, facilitate and promote human missions to the Red Planet. MSA requires volunteer engineers in Brisbane, Melbourne and Adelaide with at least one year of professional experience to assist with and manage projects. We are looking for both dynamic young engineers with minimal experience and senior engineers with more substantial experience.
For more information click here.
For more information click here.
AMEC a success!
Tuesday, 15 May 2001
Download a media release
Australia offered role in Mars Research Station Plan
Tuesday, 15 May 2001
Dr Robert Zubrin has just offered the Australian Mars Society the opportunity to participate in an international program developing the technologies necessary for human exploration and colonisation of Mars. We have been offered one of four prototype Mars habitats as part of the Mars analogue program,to be set up in the Australian desert.
More details can be found in this press release and in the Mars Society's Analogue Stations Program document.
HOP Update
Tuesday, 17 April 2001
The ?base? vehicle for HOP has been purchased, allowing the team to commence detailed design and construction work. There will be a series of meetings and workshops in coming weeks to map out both how a pressurised rover would be used on the surface of Mars and how it would be used in an Australian analogue research setting. Project management documentation is also under development.
We are currently looking for people to assist in a range of different technical and generalist roles. Contact Ben Cairns and get involved!
We are currently looking for people to assist in a range of different technical and generalist roles. Contact Ben Cairns and get involved!
Operation Red Centre
Sunday, 1 April 2001
The technical program for the Mars Society Australia has been released by Technical Coordinator Jason Hoogland. It includes the Marsupial Project, the Australian entry in the Mars Society's international analogue rover design competition.
Download a technical program pamphlet here.
MSA Aims For First Mars Society Orbital Payload
Thursday, 30 November 2000
Check the technical program page for more details.
Australian Newsletter
Wednesday, 11 October 2000
The new Mars Society of Australia' s newletter has just been distributed with a bonus CD. The first issue featured eight pages of reports, news items, book reviews, and colour images and was put together by members of the Western Australian Chapter.
This is intended to be a regular publication. If you would like to contribute any articles or advertise upcoming events, then contact editor David Cooper.
This is intended to be a regular publication. If you would like to contribute any articles or advertise upcoming events, then contact editor David Cooper.
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