Developing an enterprise-level architecture encompassing future human-robotic science and exploration at the Moon and Mars requires a visionary approach that ensures NASA is responsive to national priorities and global science and technology advancement objectives. While the initial capabilities needed to return humans to the Moon may be well understood, NASA is still formulating a long-term infrastructure at the Moon and working to narrow the trade space for the first human missions to Mars. This paper will focus on the formulation and current status of engineering and design applications for a long-term and robust lunar architecture that will implement the Artemis Base Camp concept, including pre-formulation activities and elements currently in formulation. Authors will demonstrate how the Moon-to-Mars campaign approach fosters commonality of requirements and standards across individual mission elements, as well as multi-destination systems and operations, to reduce risk and encourage healthy competition in the growing space market. Among the Artemis Base Camp elements discussed will be multiple surface mobility elements, a fixed, anchoring surface habitat, fission surface power, and an in-situ resource development pilot plant. The narrative will clearly illustrate the direct evolution of the base camp elements to a minimal Mars architecture concept, and also outline unique development efforts that will be required in the next decade to make it possible to send humans to the Red Planet as early as the 2030s.


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    Titel :

    Long -Term Architecture Development For The Moon And M


    Beteiligte:
    Greg Chavers (Autor:in) / Jacob Bleacher (Autor:in) / Doug Craig (Autor:in) / Erin Mahoney (Autor:in) / Rachel McCauley (Autor:in) / Nathanael McIntyre (Autor:in) / Julie Robinson (Autor:in) / Michelle Rucker (Autor:in) / Samuel Scimemi (Autor:in) / Aaron S Weaver (Autor:in)

    Kongress:

    International Astronautical Congress ; 2021 ; Dubai, AE


    Medientyp :

    Aufsatz (Konferenz)


    Format :

    Keine Angabe


    Sprache :

    Englisch




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