MoEP Science and Research Teams

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MoEP Science and Research Teams, driven by a passion for exploring Mars, consist of experienced and dedicated scientists as well as students from diverse educational backgrounds.

The teams are committed to unraveling the mysteries of the Red Planet. Comprised of researchers with different areas of expertise, MoEP Science and Research Teams provide us with a comprehensive perspective on Mars. Each team member operates with great passion and dedication to contribute to the success of the Mars mission.

Below are the teams of MoEP, Türkiye’s largest and most powerful Mars research community in its field.

GENERAL COORDINATORS


UTOPIA Teams

Teams conducting research on Mars habitats, analog station hardware and software planning, design of station units, analog astronauts, and virtual Mars missions with SSTRONAUT studies.

ARCADIA Teams

Teams working on space law, software development, developing cybersecurity applications, and K12 student space initiatives.

THARSIS Teams

Teams working on real and virtual space stations, developing hardware for analog station crew SIM capsules, and conducting amateur satellite research.

VALLES MARINERIS Teams

Scientific research and development teams consisting of various disciplines.

AEOLIS DORSA Teams

PARV was established to explore astrobiological possibilities in polar regions, studying extreme environments that mimic conditions on other planets and moons. MARBIT was established for the purpose of researching marine biology and marine ecosystems, marine life forms and biodiversity. USDT was established to conduct research on the development of underwater analog astronauts and their training.

ELYSIUM Teams

Planetary and lunar exploration teams are research teams of volunteers focused on improving our understanding of celestial bodies inside and outside our solar system.

AMAZONIS Teams

MoEP radio astronomy, amateur satellite tracking and observation stations, where we operate together with student clubs and volunteers from different disciplines. Teams are divided into different task structures.

Ankara – Kreiken Satellite-Radio Astronomy Station Teams (HORIZON)

  • COSMIC Team (Cosmic and Solar Radiation Radio Observation),
  • ECHO Team (MoonBounce),
  • EDU Team (Education and Training),
  • JUPIO Team (Jupiter Optic & Radio Observation),
  • LEONID Team (Meteor radio observation),
  • MAGELLAN Team (Galaxy Optic & Radio Observation),
  • ORBIT Team (Amateur Satellite Communication),
  • VELA Team (Pulsar Radio Observation).

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