[ExI] Packing for Mars

[William Flynn Wallace]

She said that she would address the Mars trip towards the back of the book,
and I am not there yet.  As yet, it appears to be standard procedure.  A
Mars trip appears to be a huge incentive for the trainees, who will suffer
anything to go in space.  Robots to Mars seems to me the first trip
scenario.
 bill w

On Fri, Apr 9, 2021 at 11:55 AM spike jones via extropy-chat <
extropy-chat at lists.extropy.org> wrote:

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> This 2010 book is the usual very funny report on astronaut training, just
> about all of which I was ignorant of.  …  bill w
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> Billw, regarding the Packing for Mars book, is it about standard astronaut
> training or is it specifically about training for Mars?  This is a critical
> difference, because the weight calculations are still telling us that any
> trip to the Mars surface with humans is one-way.  We have no
> currently-known technology for getting back up to Mars orbit from the
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