My submission was selected as a semifinalist. As a result, a lightly updated version of the paper will be included in a book distributed by the Mars Society. I've just sent off the formatted document to the editor with barely a day to spare.
The submissions I've read so far are excellent; the book will be well worth picking up once it comes out. The Society plans to release in dead tree and e-book formats.
I had the chance to meet a fellow competitor (Dr. Jeff Greenblatt, Emerging Futures LLC) in person at this year's ISDC. He is a well-deserved finalist. Finalists will be presenting at the Mars Society Convention at the University of Southern California, October 17-20 2019.
Saturday, September 14, 2019
Monday, May 13, 2019
Mars Colony Prize - my submission
Greetings,
I have submitted a paper for the Mars Society's Mars Colony Prize competition. My supporting data is available as well.
I'd like to think I had a somewhat novel approach. I also know for sure that I delayed completion and didn't turn out my best work; the underlying concept is sound but I feel the paper itself didn't drive to a convincing conclusion. No matter; it is done now.
Comments, corrections and complaints welcome.
I have submitted a paper for the Mars Society's Mars Colony Prize competition. My supporting data is available as well.
I'd like to think I had a somewhat novel approach. I also know for sure that I delayed completion and didn't turn out my best work; the underlying concept is sound but I feel the paper itself didn't drive to a convincing conclusion. No matter; it is done now.
Comments, corrections and complaints welcome.
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