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Ares mission guide ADVANCING THE FUTURE OF HUMANITY CDR Melissa Lewis will lead the Ares III on a long-duration mission to examine Martian gullies and sediment deposits for evidence of subsurface ice THE COMPLETE MISSION GUIDE - NASA SP-AR CARES MISSION G

ADVANCING THE FUTURE OF HUMANITY CDR Melissa Lewis will lead the Ares III on a long-duration mission to examine Martian gullies and sediment deposits for evidence of subsurface ice THE COMPLETE MISSION GUIDE - NASA SP-AR CARES MISSION GUIDE DIRECTOR ? S MESSAGE The Ares space program represents the best of our aspirations and its success will forever stand as an unforgettable reminder about what we can achieve with e ?ort imagination and teamwork Perhaps it ? s the innate human desire to explore that propels us to venture so far from home but I ? ve always suspected that it has more to do with our innate desire to know who we are and where we come from that drives our actions Ultimately that curiosity about where we ? ve been is more about knowing where we ? re headed With that same sense of destination in mind NASA will once again send a team of brave dedicated explorers to Mars to further explore the past in the hopes of ascertaining our future By examining the Martian terrain and its geological history we hope to learn more about why it wound up a desiccated inhospitable world lest we ?nd one day ?nd our own planet on the same path Theodore Sanders Director PAGE CARES MISSION GUIDE PICTURED L TO R FROM TOP CDR Melissa Lewis Alex Vogel Mark Watney Dr Christopher Beck Beth Johanssen and Rick Martinez PAGE CARES MISSION GUIDE Mission Overview Ares III will continue our investigation into the biological atmospheric and geological history of Mars in an e ?ort to learn what it was that depleted the planet ? s atmosphere and dried up its oceans To that end our team of scientists will embark upon a -day surface mission to examine Martian gullies pseudocraters and sediment deposits for evidence of subsurface ice Samples will be put through a range of chemical analyses to look for clues of an ancient oxygen-rich atmosphere The gullies found near the Acidalia Planitia landing site have long been thought to be the result of erosion from steady ows of surface water This mission will be the ?rst time a team of researchers will be able to directly examine this particular site in the hopes of testing longstanding theories about the region Based upon their ?ndings we may not only learn about the planet ? s past but its potential for engineering and sustaining life for longer- duration missions and nascent colonies MISSION ROADMAP MARCH Mission Directive After Congressional approval NASA formally announces goals and objectives for the Ares III mission MAY Crew Selection Based on mission goals the crew is screened and selected from a large pool of NASA and international astronauts SEPTEMBER Crew Training Training for an Ares mission can take up to two years and is comprised of an array of scienti ?c and technical exercises SEPTEMBER Presupply Missions Provisions arti ?cial habitat and other vital equipment begins shipping to Mars through a series of unmanned supply drops