Today, we are leaving our rotative space station, one of the twelve “Eagles” in areostationary orbit, to go down to Mars because we have “business” there. We will transit via Phobos, and the journey will take about 14 hours (roughly the time of a Paris to Tokyo flight).
In the previous article, we saw what will remain irreplaceable at Deimos after the Eagles (rotating stations) are put into areostationary orbit, and how transportation between the small moon and the « necklace » of these stations will be organized. Let’s now turn to travelling within the same orbit, i.e. between the Eagles themselves.
Pierre Brisson, président de la Mars Society Switzerland, membre fondateur de la Mars Society des États Unis et ancien membre du comité directeur de l’Association Planète Mars (France), économiste de formation (University of Virginia), ancien banquier d’entreprises de profession, planétologue depuis toujours
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