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Imagineering on Mars

Renewed Interest in Mars  - Why Go to Mars? - Living off the Land - Making Air to Breath  Making Water Drink  - Making Food to Eat - Making Shelters to Live In - Heating Shelters  Making Electricity - Mars Scientific Data  - Martian Satellites
NASA Image of the Day - Internet Links to Site About Mars - Books about Mars

If a permanent colony of humans are to survive on Mars, they will need to live off the air, sand and rock resources on the surface of Mars. 

Imagineering on Mars discusses how engineers and scientists on earth could help the Martian settlers by developing the machines and factories to transform the stuff of Mars into life sustaining materials.

Martian Satellites - Phobos & Deimos

Phobos

Deimos

Mass (1015 kg) 10.8

Mass (1015 kg) 1.8
Mean density (kg/m3) 1900 Mean density (kg/m3)  1750

Mean distance from Mars (km) 9377

Mean distance from Mars (km)  23436
Sidereal orbit period (days) 0.31891 Sidereal orbit period (days)  1.26244

Orbital inclination (deg) 1.08

Orbital inclination (deg) 1.79
Orbital eccentricity 0.0151 Orbital eccentricity  0.00033

Major axis radius (km) 13

Major axis radius (km)  8
Minor axis radius (km) 9 Minor axis radius (km)  5

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