Mars has long captured humanity’s imagination as a destination for future exploration and colonization. Yet, one of the most formidable challenges we face in settling the Red Planet is its…
Exploring Responsibility, Autonomy, and Human-AI Relations Beyond Earth We are at the stand on the threshold of long-duration human missions to Mars and beyond and the integration of Artificial…
By Jéssica José Xavier Martian atmospheric dust presents significant challenges for human exploration and in-situ resource utilization (ISRU) systems due to its fine particulate nature and low atmospheric pressure. This…
In the quest to design sustainable habitats for the Moon and Mars, Earth’s most extreme environments have become unlikely but essential allies. From the frozen isolation of Antarctica to the…
The conversation around terraforming Mars often conjures images of massive geoengineering projects — nuclear reactors, atmospheric processors, or mirrors in orbit. But the real transformation of Mars may begin not…
By Fernando Armando Cavele Abstract Satellites have become essential cornerstones not only for space exploration but also for the protection and management of planet Earth. They provide indispensable data…
by Jéssica José Xavier Abstract The expansion of space exploration has necessitated the development of novel communication systems capable of addressing the unique challenges of deep space. This paper explores…
As humans prepare for longer missions to the Moon, Mars, and beyond, space medicine is undergoing a revolution. Welcome to Space Medicine 2.0 — an era where we don’t just…
by Jéssica José Xavier Abstract The colonization of Mars represents one of humanity’s greatest challenges and opportunities. Establishing a sustainable human presence on the Red Planet requires a combination of cutting-edge…
by Fernando Armando Cavele Space robotics and autonomous systems are transforming space exploration, enabling missions to access hazardous or previously unreachable locations. These technologies are essential for operating in extreme…