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Project Cardinal

The detailed design of the Mars lander for a Mars 2030 settlement mission

Bachelor thesis (2018)

Authors

A.M. de Boeij Aerospace Engineering
K.L. Eppenga Aerospace Engineering
E.D. Gilleran Aerospace Engineering
C.J. Hosking Aerospace Engineering
T.A.J.P. Nachtergaele Aerospace Engineering
D.M. Syaifoel Aerospace Engineering
M.S. Westheim Aerospace Engineering

Contributors

A. Cervone Astrodynamics & Space Missions (mentor)
N. van Hoorn Group Turteltaub (mentor)
Y. Liu Team Riccardo Ferrari (mentor)
Faculty
Aerospace Engineering
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Published Date

05-07-2018

Language

English

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Faculty

Aerospace Engineering

Abstract

Project Cardinal, also known as the Mars 2030 mission, aims to provide a reusable system for manned return missions to Mars. The project goal is to perform a first launch by 2030, where a crew of 10 astronauts will stay on Mars for aminimumof one month before returning to Earth. This is summarised in theMission Need Statement.

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