RMMS’s Bob Bruner’s meteorite and mineral collection was featured in the fourth landing site workshop for the Mars 2020 rover mission:
See the full presentation on the JPL website.
RMMS’s Bob Bruner’s meteorite and mineral collection was featured in the fourth landing site workshop for the Mars 2020 rover mission:
See the full presentation on the JPL website.
RMMS is happy to share our hopeful partnership with an exciting project called Martian Greenhouse 4.0, where industry mentors can team up with student groups to provide insights and guidance. If interested, please read the information below and reach out if you would like to participate!
Dr. Emily Matula leads the mentor recruitment and support.
Topics: Food, Water, Energy, Structures, Systems
Deliverables:
Approach: Student Driven / Teacher Facilitated / Industry SME inspired and Informed
Past Collaborations
MG 4.0 meets 4:30-5:30 p.m. every Tuesday online
Driving Idea:
This student project aims to empower, excite, and engage students by launching a mission to grow plants on Mars. Through weekly meetups, students create a dynamic Project Proposal, which includes designing, planning, and collaboration with aerospace subject matter experts and other students. By the end of the term, students will be exposed to the basics of project management, considerations for the spaceflight environment, and basics of habitat design.
Tuesday Virtual Meetups: (4:30 – 5:30 pm MT/Belize Time)
Each Week we will have a Spotlight Presentation (10 mins) to speak about a particular area that will help teams think of their ideas to growing food on Mars.
NASA just posted the summary of their Moon to Mars Objectives in September 2022. Read below or download the PDF here.
Remember Bob Bruner and his meteorite collection? He has also been featured in a Denver Post article! Check out his story and how not to give up on your dreams.
First, did you know this year The Mars Society will be holding its first ever teleconvention? That means even more people can attend and from the comfort of their own home! More information is available at the MS website.
Also, The Mars Society is holding a contest to design the poster for this historic event. Check out the details below. The deadline is June 1.
Help Promote the 2020 Mars Society Teleconvention by Designing a Poster
The 2020 Mars Society Poster Contest begins today!
Members, friends and space enthusiasts are all invited to submit a creative poster for consideration, with the winning design to be used as the primary promotional tool for the 23rd Annual International Mars Society Convention, scheduled to be held around the world via the Internet on October 15-18.
Those artists intending to design a poster for this first-time virtual global event are asked to incorporate the theme of this year’s convention – “Rising Together” – into their planned layout.
“While nations and politicians continue to squabble, the world’s scientific community has come together as never before to defend humanity from the coronavirus epidemic. Through science and solidarity, we will defeat this threat together. And it is through science and solidarity that we will rise together beyond this darkness to create a brilliant space-faring future. We will rise together above the hates and fears that divide us. We will rise together to realize the potential of our higher natures. We will rise together to meet the challenge of the future. We will rise together to Mars,” declared Dr. Robert Zubrin, President of the Mars Society.
The official deadline for submitting a poster design is Monday, June 1st, 5:00 pm MT.
Technical requirements for the contest are as follows: 1) The poster size should be 11″ x 17″, 2) There are no restrictions with regard to use of color, 3) If your poster is selected, the designer will need to submit a full color poster as well as a gray-scale copy, and 4) Poster designs can be submitted in Photoshop or as a .pdf file (the former is preferred).
All artwork submissions should be sent via email to: postercontest@marssociety.org. Please also use this email address for any questions related to the contest and/or the submission process. The winning poster design will be announced during the week of Monday, June 15th.
Thank you for your involvement and good luck!
Use of Image: Artist gives permission to The Mars Society to use digital images(s) of art work in online and print media. Poster Contest Disclaimer: The Poster Contest Artist, by submitting an application, agrees to defend, indemnify and hold harmless The Mars Society from and against any and all claims, demands or expenses (including attorney’s fees) for libel, slander, invasion of privacy, infringement of copyright, personal injury, damages, or any other claims, demand or expenses resulting from performance in connection with this agreement.