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    Now available is the July 27, 2016 NASA Future In-Space Operations (FISO) telecon material. The speaker was Steve Jolly (Lockheed Martin) and Steve Bailey (Deep Space Systems) who discussed "Mars Science Enabled by the Mars Base Camp 2028 Proposed Architecture". Dr. Steve Jolly is the Lockheed Martin Chief Engineer for the Civil Space line of business. He was the Chief Engineer and Principal Scientist for the GOES-R program and Chief Engineer and Deputy PM for the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter. He was Program Manager for the Mars Science Lab (MSL) Aeroshell. He has served as a member of EDL systems engineering team and critical events risk process for Phoenix, Stardust and Genesis and served on the National Research Council's EDL panel. He was chief systems engineer for Mars Sample Return (MSR) and co-inventor of the original concept for the MSL Sky Crane. He has served HEOMD and Orion off and on as an independent advisor and tiger team lead for entry, descent and landing, and most recently for the Mars Base Camp architecture and science mission. He is a 2007 recipient of the NASA Public Service Medal for distinguished service. He is a member of the board of directors for the Space Science Institute (SSI). He has a B.S. in aerospace engineering from CU-Boulder, an M.S. from Florida Tech, and a Ph.D. in aerospace engineering sciences from CU-Boulder. Steve Bailey has worked exclusively on human and robotic space exploration systems since 1983: - Industry (McDonnell Douglas) -- Space Shuttle - NASA Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas -- Lunar and Mars Exploration Studies -- Project Manager of Artemis Lunar Lander (JSC) - Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California -- Mars Pathfinder -- Spacecraft System Design Lead for Mars Polar Lander - Founder of Deep Space Systems (NASA Small Business of the Year 2009) -- System Design Lead for the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter -- SCRAM Systems Lead for Orion Multipurpose Crew Vehicle - Spacecraft System Design Lead for Various Lunar, Mars and Outer Solar System Exploration Studies and Proposals

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    Now available is the July 27, 2016 NASA Future In-Space Operations (FISO) telecon material. The speaker was Steve Jolly (Lockheed Martin) and Steve Bailey (Deep Space Systems) who discussed "Mars Science Enabled by the Mars Base Camp 2028 Proposed Architecture". Dr. Steve Jolly is the Lockheed Martin Chief Engineer for the Civil Space line of business. He was the Chief Engineer and Principal Scientist for the GOES-R program and Chief Engineer and Deputy PM for the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter. He was Program Manager for the Mars Science Lab (MSL) Aeroshell. He has served as a member of EDL systems engineering team and critical events risk process for Phoenix, Stardust and Genesis and served on the National Research Council's EDL panel. He was chief systems engineer for Mars Sample Return (MSR) and co-inventor of the original concept for the MSL Sky Crane. He has served HEOMD and Orion off and on as an independent advisor and tiger team lead for entry, descent and landing, and most recently for the Mars Base Camp architecture and science mission. He is a 2007 recipient of the NASA Public Service Medal for distinguished service. He is a member of the board of directors for the Space Science Institute (SSI). He has a B.S. in aerospace engineering from CU-Boulder, an M.S. from Florida Tech, and a Ph.D. in aerospace engineering sciences from CU-Boulder. Steve Bailey has worked exclusively on human and robotic space exploration systems since 1983: - Industry (McDonnell Douglas) -- Space Shuttle - NASA Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas -- Lunar and Mars Exploration Studies -- Project Manager of Artemis Lunar Lander (JSC) - Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California -- Mars Pathfinder -- Spacecraft System Design Lead for Mars Polar Lander - Founder of Deep Space Systems (NASA Small Business of the Year 2009) -- System Design Lead for the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter -- SCRAM Systems Lead for Orion Multipurpose Crew Vehicle - Spacecraft System Design Lead for Various Lunar, Mars and Outer Solar System Exploration Studies and Proposals

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    NASA FISO Presentation: Mars Science Enabled by The Mars Base Camp 2028 Proposed Architecture

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    Now available is the July 27, 2016 NASA Future In-Space Operations (FISO) telecon material. The speaker was Steve Jolly (Lockheed Martin) and Steve Bailey (Deep Space Systems) who discussed "Mars Science Enabled by the Mars Base Camp 2028 Proposed Architecture". Dr. Steve Jolly is the Lockheed Martin Chief Engineer for the Civil Space line of business. He was the Chief Engineer and Principal Scientist for the GOES-R program and Chief Engineer and Deputy PM for the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter. He was Program Manager for the Mars Science Lab (MSL) Aeroshell. He has served as a member of EDL systems engineering team and critical events risk process for Phoenix, Stardust and Genesis and served on the National Research Council's EDL panel. He was chief systems engineer for Mars Sample Return (MSR) and co-inventor of the original concept for the MSL Sky Crane. He has served HEOMD and Orion off and on as an independent advisor and tiger team lead for entry, descent and landing, and most recently for the Mars Base Camp architecture and science mission. He is a 2007 recipient of the NASA Public Service Medal for distinguished service. He is a member of the board of directors for the Space Science Institute (SSI). He has a B.S. in aerospace engineering from CU-Boulder, an M.S. from Florida Tech, and a Ph.D. in aerospace engineering sciences from CU-Boulder. Steve Bailey has worked exclusively on human and robotic space exploration systems since 1983: - Industry (McDonnell Douglas) -- Space Shuttle - NASA Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas -- Lunar and Mars Exploration Studies -- Project Manager of Artemis Lunar Lander (JSC) - Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California -- Mars Pathfinder -- Spacecraft System Design Lead for Mars Polar Lander - Founder of Deep Space Systems (NASA Small Business of the Year 2009) -- System Design Lead for the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter -- SCRAM Systems Lead for Orion Multipurpose Crew Vehicle - Spacecraft System Design Lead for Various Lunar, Mars and Outer Solar System Exploration Studies and Proposals

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    Mars Science Enabled by the Mars

    Base Camp 2028 Proposed


    Architecture

    Dr. Steve Jolly, Lockheed Martin


    Steve Bailey, Deep Space Systems Inc
    27 July 2016
    2016 Lockheed Martin

    Mars Base Camp 28


    The Mission
    Bold and Achievable plan to get Humans
    to Mars Orbit

    The Vision
    Transport scientist-astronauts from Earth
    to the moons of Mars to answer the
    fundamental science questions and
    prepare for a human Mars landing

    Our Solar Systems 1st Orbital Base Camp

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    The Path to Mars Base Camp


    2027: Pre-Departure MBC System Tests
    2026: Pre-Deploy Mars Surface Assets

    EM-6/7

    Mars 2026

    EM-3 & ARM

    2023: Advanced Solar Electric Propulsion

    EM-2

    2021: Start of Cis-Lunar Outpost Assembly

    EM-1

    2018: SLS and Orion Deep Space Exploration Cert

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    The Path to Mars Base Camp


    2027: Pre-Departure MBC System Tests
    2026: Pre-Deploy Mars Surface Assets

    EM-6/7

    Mars 2026

    2025: Shakedown of Interplanetary Config


    2024: Cis-Lunar Science with Lab and Prop

    EM-3 & ARM

    2023: Advanced Solar Electric Propulsion

    EM-2

    2022: Next Mars Orbiter Comm Relay and Remote Sensing

    2021: Start of Cis-Lunar Outpost Assembly

    EM-1

    2020: Mars Rover Surface Studies and Site Selection


    2019: Ascent Abort System Cert

    2018: SLS and Orion Deep Space Exploration Cert

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    Base Camp Mission Overview

    2028

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    2 Orions for Command and Control


    2 Habitats / Laboratories
    2 Solar Electric Propulsion (SEP) Tractors
    2 In-Space Hi-Thrust Propulsion Modules
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    Solar Arrays

    4 Arrays
    20m Diameter
    352 kW Total - Earth
    148 kW Total - Mars

    Tank Farm

    34,500 kg of LH2
    208,000 kg of LOX
    12 Tanks of LH2
    12 Tanks of LOX

    Radiators

    3 m wide
    10 m long

    Crew Quarters

    Orion

    42 m3
    5.3 m tall
    3.2 m wide

    Crew of 3 6 Astronauts

    Habitat/Laboratory
    300 m3 volume
    9 m tall
    7.5 m wide

    Cryo Propulsion Stage


    ISP 450 s

    Mars Base Camp: Addressing the Big 3 Science


    Questions:
    Where did we come from?
    Where are we going?
    Are we alone?

    Human Excursions

    The Scientist-Astronauts

    The Orbital Mars Lab

    The Field Geologists

    Sample collections
    for orbital lab analysis
    and curation

    Reconnaissance,
    direct investigation,
    and sample return
    from Deimos and
    Phobos

    Telepresence

    Rapid exploration, sampling and measurement of Mars surface regions


    and diverse surface sites with telepresence and sample return

    images courtesy of NASA

    The Robot Partners

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    Mars
    Base Camp 28

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    1111

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    Element

    Functions

    Orion

    Command and control throughout entire mission

    Interplanetary
    Propulsion Stage

    Provides high thrust in-space propulsion

    SEP Stage

    Delivers elements and cargo for cis-lunar staging


    and Mars

    Hab/Lab
    and Node

    Simple pressurized volumes for supplies and


    science

    Crew Quarters

    Crew living space, long-duration life support


    systems (ECLS)

    Airlock

    Suit port airlock

    Robotics

    Low-latency tele-robotic science by nearby


    scientist-astronauts

    SLS

    Insert elements, cargo, and crew into cis-lunar


    orbits

    Significant Opportunities for International and Public/Private Partnerships


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    2017

    Crew Evals

    Health &
    Safety

    Science /
    Robotics

    Public
    Focus

    2019

    2020

    2021

    2022

    2023

    2024

    2025

    EM-1

    AA-2

    Mars 2020

    EM-2

    NeMO

    EM-3

    EM-4

    EM-5

    Safe
    Haven &
    Backup
    Systems

    Deep
    Space
    Hab

    Crew
    Health /
    Crew
    Quarters

    Heavy
    Lift

    Solar
    Electric
    Prop
    (SEP)

    In-Space
    Cryo
    Prop

    Deep
    Space
    Nav

    Excurs.
    Ops

    In-Space
    Manuf. &
    Construct

    LowGravity
    Ops

    Recon &
    Comm
    Relay

    In-Situ
    Science
    Analysis

    Tele-Ops
    and
    Farside
    Astron.

    Asteroid
    Material
    Study

    Mars

    Deep Space
    Habitats

    The Great
    Observatories

    Asteroids

    Ascent
    Crew
    Safety

    Life
    Support

    Crew
    Transport

    Transport

    Working
    in Space

    2018

    Deep
    Space
    Ops

    Tele-Ops

    Astronauts

    Habitat
    Life
    Sciences

    Auto.
    Ops

    Cubesats

    Mission
    Control

    Safety
    Systems

    MBC
    Surface
    Site
    Selection

    Tele-Ops
    & Lunar
    Sample
    Return

    The Search
    for Life

    Working in
    Space

    2026

    2027

    Mars 2026 EM-6/7

    MBC
    PreFlight
    Test

    Rover
    and UAV
    PreDeploy

    Robots as
    Partners

    Mars is
    Ours

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    Orion is the core of humanitys first interplanetary


    spaceship
    Independently operates in deep space with layers of redundancy
    for mission robustness and crew safety
    Multi-purpose including 1000-day Mars missions
    Performs high-speed precision Earth re-entry from lunar or
    Martian orbit

    Essential role in the Mars Base Camp architecture:

    Command and control deck

    Phobos and Deimos sortie vehicle

    Contingency lifeboat

    Integral Earth reentry vehicle for simplified mission operations

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    Orion
    www.nasa.gov/Orion
    www.lockheedmartin.com/Orion
    Mars Base Camp
    www.lockheedmartin.com/MarsBaseCamp
    Generation Beyond
    www.Generation-Beyond.com
    #JourneyToMars

    2016 Lockheed

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