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MSA Annual General Meeting – Sunday 28th September 2025

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HOPE Mission Concludes: India’s First Analogue Astronauts Emerge from 10-Day Isolation Study

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Mars Society joins Protoplanet to establish a new Mars Analogue Training Environment in Ladakh, India

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January 11, 2012

AMEC 2006 Call for Papers

Mars Society Australia is pleased to announce that the call for papers for the sixth Australian Mars Exploration Conference (AMEC 2006) is now open. This years theme – ‘Establishing Base Camp: Science, Methods and Technologies to Support the Human Exploration of Mars’ – covers the plethora of issues connected to development of a Mars base to support future human exploration, such as selecting a site, building a base, logistics, exploration radii, setting up a research program, communication and crew safety.

Mars Society Australia is pleased to announce that the call for papers for the sixth Australian Mars Exploration Conference (AMEC 2006) is now open. This years theme – ‘Establishing Base Camp: Science, Methods and Technologies to Support the Human Exploration of Mars’ – covers the plethora of issues connected to development of a Mars base to support future human exploration, such as selecting a site, building a base, logistics, exploration radii, setting up a research program, communication and crew safety.

For more details, visit the AMEC2006 homepage.