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Assessment of Mars Science and Mission Priorities

By: (Author) Committee on Planetary and Lunar Exploration , (Author) Division on Engineering and Physical Sciences , (Author) National Research Council , (Author) Space Studies Board

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Format: Paperback / Softback

ISBN-10: 0309089174

ISBN-13: 9780309089173

Publisher: National Academies Press

Imprint: National Academies Press

Country of Manufacture: GB

Country of Publication: GB

Publication Date: Aug 8th, 2003

Print length: 144 Pages

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Within the Office of Space Science of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) special importance is attached to exploration of the planet Mars, because it is the most like Earth of the planets in the solar system and the place where the first detection of extraterrestrial life seems most likely to be made. The failures in 1999 of two NASA missions—Mars Climate Orbiter and Mars Polar Lander—caused the space agency's program of Mars exploration to be systematically rethought, both technologically and scientifically. A new Mars Exploration Program plan (summarized in Appendix A) was announced in October 2000. The Committee on Planetary and Lunar Exploration (COMPLEX), a standing committee of the Space Studies Board of the National Research Council, was asked to examine the scientific content of this new program. This goals of this report are the following:

-Review the state of knowledge of the planet Mars, with special emphasis on findings of the most recent Mars missions and related research activities;

-Review the most important Mars research opportunities in the immediate future;

-Review scientific priorities for the exploration of Mars identified by COMPLEX (and other scientific advisory groups) and their motivation, and consider the degree to which recent discoveries suggest a reordering of priorities; and

-Assess the congruence between NASA's evolving Mars Exploration Program plan and these recommended priorities, and suggest any adjustments that might be warranted.

Within the Office of Space Science of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) special importance is attached to exploration of the planet Mars, because it is the most like Earth of the planets in the solar system and the place where the first detection of extraterrestrial life seems most likely to be made. The failures in 1999 of two NASA missions—Mars Climate Orbiter and Mars Polar Lander—caused the space agency's program of Mars exploration to be systematically rethought, both technologically and scientifically. A new Mars Exploration Program plan (summarized in Appendix A) was announced in October 2000. The Committee on Planetary and Lunar Exploration (COMPLEX), a standing committee of the Space Studies Board of the National Research Council, was asked to examine the scientific content of this new program. This goals of this report are the following:-Review the state of knowledge of the planet Mars, with special emphasis on findings of the most recent Mars missions and related research activities;-Review the most important Mars research opportunities in the immediate future;-Review scientific priorities for the exploration of Mars identified by COMPLEX (and other scientific advisory groups) and their motivation, and consider the degree to which recent discoveries suggest a reordering of priorities; and-Assess the congruence between NASA's evolving Mars Exploration Program plan and these recommended priorities, and suggest any adjustments that might be warranted. Table of ContentsFront MatterExecutive Summary1. Introduction2. Interior and Crustal Structure and Activity3. Geochemistry and Petrology4. Stratigraphy and Chronology5. Surface Processes and Geomorphology6. Ground Ice, Groundwater, and Hydrology7. Life, Fossils, and Reduced Carbon8. Lower Atmosphere and Meteorology9. Climate Change10. Upper Atmosphere, Ionosphere, and Solar Wind Interactions11. Rationale for Sample Return12. Assessment of the Mars Exploration Program13. ConclusionsAppendix A: The NASA Mars Exploration ProgramAppendix B: Compilation of Recommendations Concerning Mars Exploration Made by COMPLEX and Other Advisory GroupsAppendix C: Acronyms

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