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Deep-Space Human Exploration & Habitation Dataset

The architecture of sending humans beyond low Earth orbit to stay — the exploration architectures (Moon-to-Mars, lunar & Mars surface bases, transit habitats, surface power & mobility, construction, propulsion, Mars EDL) and the integrative human challenges (deep-space radiation, communication delay, Earth independence, long-duration life support, behavioural health, planetary protection, dust).

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1.0.0
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15
Last generated
2026-06-29
License
CC BY-SA 4.0
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(published at release)

Sample (15 of 15)

NameType
Behavioural Health & Crew CohesionDeep-space challenge
Crewed Deep-Space PropulsionExploration architecture
Earth Independence & Crew AutonomyDeep-space challenge
Long-Duration Life SupportDeep-space challenge
Mars Entry, Descent & LandingExploration architecture
Planetary Protection for Crewed MissionsDeep-space challenge
Planetary Surface MobilityExploration architecture
Space Construction for HabitatsExploration architecture
Surface Power SystemsExploration architecture
The Communication Time DelayDeep-space challenge
The Deep-Space Radiation ChallengeDeep-space challenge
The Deep-Space Transit HabitatExploration architecture
The Mars Surface BaseExploration architecture
The Moon-to-Mars ArchitectureExploration architecture
The Planetary Dust ChallengeDeep-space challenge

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  • NASANational Aeronautics and Space Administration

    Mission data, planetary science, space telescopes, and public-domain imagery.

    Most NASA-produced imagery is in the public domain; individual items are checked for usage terms before publication.