Mars Institute Launches the HMP Research Station Weblog

By Marc Boucher on July 19, 2006 12:02 PM | Comments

Visit the HMP Research Station Weblog

Yesterday I launched the HMP Research Station weblog. The blog provides updates on the activities at the research station on Devon Island in the Canadian high arctic. The field season is underway and will run through the first week of August.

Activities this year are centered around the Arthur Clarke Mars Greenhouse, the Drilling Automation for Mars Exploration (DAME) Project , Flight Surgeons Medical Operations and Research, Geology and Geochemistry, Human Exploration and Information Technology and Communications.

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