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See this for more candidate landing sites. |
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Read this interesting, comprehensive 100-page International Space University paper from 2009. |
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Do you see the prospect of having a Lava tube field/exploration mission in near future ? Building a way-station in the lava tube for collecting scientific, weather, resource data would be valuable. It may take the whole settlement to devote themselves into doing this. |
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There have been numerous satellite pictures of (collapsed) interesting looking lava tubes circulating on the internet near the southwest area of the Pavonis Mons
Would it be a good place for mars-simmer to start a settlement in that area ?
What keys design concept do we need to consider in revising our core engine in recognition of the existence of these cave/lava tubes ?
This wiki explains the internal mechanic of the lava tubes.
THEMIS has probably the most recent picture on it.
As we are looking forward to planning for the eventual first landing of human beings on Mars, it's getting more real that we might just select the landing site close to this region.
See possible landing sites at https://www.usgs.gov/media/images/location-caves-tharsis
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