Brasil Marte

Este blog tem como propósito de divulgar alguns esforços relacionados à pesquisa e vida em Marte realizadas no Brasil. 

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About the coordinator: Julio Rezende

Professor Julio Francisco Dantas de Rezende (Natal-Brazil - 1974) was the first Brazilian to publish a research about Mars during the 19th Mars Society Convention in Washington D. C. at 2016 . In Brazil he is coordinating 4 pioneering initiatives related to Mars education and science and technology popularization: the research station Mars Habitat ( www. HabitatMarte.Blogspot.com ), MarsLab - Laboratory   of Technologies Applied to Mars and Semiarid (wwwMarsLaboratory.Blogspot.com), Mars Research Group - Mars and Arid Regions Settlements Sustainability and the Museu Espaço Marte   ( www.espacoMarte.Blogspot.com ). The professor is interested in research about climate change, Mars, sustainable development of semiarid regions, economic development, entrepreneurship and sustainability. He is acting in sustainable construction in communities. Rezende is Bachelor in Management and Psychology, master and PhD on Sustainability at the Universidade Federal do Rio Grande d...
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Research on Mars simulant soil in Brazil

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