ISS and beyond: What is in there for You?

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ISS and beyond: What is in there for You? Berndt Feuerbacher A very personal view Image Credits: NASA/ESA unless otherwise noted

In the Beginning, there was a Dream

Spacelab was the European entry

Columbus is based on Spacelab experience

ISS is now complete

A perfectly equipped Laboratory in Space

ISS offers benefits for You Science Progress in Biology, chemistry, physics Examples: Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer Complex Plasmas Metallic glasses

ISS offers benefits for You Health research gravity effects on immune system new insight and cure of old age diseases man under extreme stress conditions non invasive diagnostics

ISS offers benefits for You Technology innovations new materials and processes exploration technologies

ISS offers benefits for You Earth and climate High inclination orbit of ISS very suitable 90% of inhabited Earth covered short reaction times

ISS offers benefits for You Global cooperation of 14 nations ISS international partnership is unprecedented stable since 1998 has overcome financial, political, and technical difficulties has advanced peaceful cooperation of nations on Earth ISS partnership is a model for future global cooperation in space exploration Image: Thierry Legault

ISS offers benefits for You Inspiration Young people are fascinated by space Astronauts are our best ambassadors Unique way to stimulate science education

But there is more in ISS for you Long term perspective makes ISS attractive for new science communities ISS utilization is at a turning point results enter industrial applications turbine blades cold plasma technology new research directions Physical sciences go from phenomenological to fundamental approach paradigm change in life sciences

A single atom falls as fast as a hammer Slow atoms make use of microgravity Quantum physics enters ISS ACES is a first step Other examples: Atom interferometry Bose Einstein condensation Quantum entanglement Casimir forces These are not science toys, but hold promise of radically new technologies and substantial economic impact (see, e.g. laser) Image: IQOQI/Schreck

Life Sciences opens new paradigms novel medical research techniques: holistic view of the system human body Individualisation of medicine remote diagnosis and treatment cross disciplinary links emerging for enabling human exploration

ISS has a promising future Operations agreed until 2020 at least Here are my wishes: reduce operations cost shorten access times, less paperwork enhance user spectrum, include private sector enlarge ISS cooperation with additional countries Open ISS to the best brains of the world in a competitive way

What to expect after 2020? build on success and results of ISS continue LEO activities in a prudent way move from public to private funding this requires preparation now decrease operations cost consider reduced human presence ensure a LEO space outpost for human exploration

Exploration: Expand human presence in space Do we need anything like exploration? Should we send humans to Mars? Is a human Mars mission possible at all? If yes, when? What is in there for you? Lets us see, what we can do

We can bring Humans to the Moon

But our action radius is not unlimited It includes LEO (ISS) Moon Lagrange Points (Moon, Sun) Near Earth Asteroids (NEAs) Venus Mars Image: DLR/Spohn

The most fascinating destination for humans is Mars Image: ESA/DLR/FU Berlin (G. Neukum) Search for origin of life Mars is difficult to reach intermediate way stations reduce effort and risk ISS is available as a starting point way stations could be the Moon a Lagrangian point a Near Earth Asteroid But it is always a long journey!

Humans beyond Moon is not just an extrapolation of present technology Major technology progress is required in propulsion techniques life support systems novel energy and communication concepts For humans, significant advances are required in health care radiation exposure psychological care

Future exploration requires huge efforts, it is a task for humanity as a whole It should bring together the capabilities and resources of as many as possible nations of the world. Benefits are not only in technical and economic fields, but also in social terms international cooperation instead of competition better understanding of nations through peaceful joint efforts (see ISS)

There is a tool existing to coordinate a global effort in exploration It is the International Space Exploration Coordination Group ISECG brings together 14 space agencies works on the principle of consensus develops scenarios and roadmaps on a long time scale helps partners to align programs along a common objective emphasises a stepwise, modular approach

Exploration: When?

Nobody can tell you when Humans will reach Mars Wernher von Braun created a plan in 1970 to land humans on Mars in 1981 NASA s Space Exploration Initiative (G. Bush 1989) was intended to land on Mars in 2019 ESA Aurora Programme (2001) aimed at landing on Mars in 2030 G.W Bush Vision in 2004: return to the Moon by 2020 on way to Mars (2035) it seems to be a moving target but we know when it is starting

Human Exploration is starting today ISS is the first permanent human outpost in space Technologies for human exploration can be studied on ISS Human habitation and health Psychological barriers Life support and environmental control Technologies for long distance travel

What is in there for you? Global cooperation for a peaceful world with mutual understanding of nations Global economic progress through investment in best brains and cutting edge technologies

What is in there for you? Innovation numerous technologies have to be developed (energy, food, health ) Sustainability new methods of recycling, coping with limited resources in a closed environment

What is in there for you? Knowledge search for origin and destiny of life Inspiration fascinating the young generation

Conclusions ISS is now available for utilization: let us use it! ISS achievements are bold and hold promise of mayor advances in near future Continue human presence in LEO after 2020 Human exploration is a rewarding task for mankind Mars is a challenging destination Exploration offers benefits to you and all citizens