Mareekh Dynamics

New blog post on our website, explaining the key differences in the dynamics of the atmospheric conditions of Earth and Mars, and how the thin and cold Martian atmosphere acts as a powerful heat sink to allow harnessing the hidden potential of subsurface water-ice on Mars formed hundreds of millions of years ago.
https://www.mareekh.com/post/revisiting-the-mareekh-process-part-2-the-exergy

Revisiting the Mareekh Process: Part 2 - The Exergy Mareekh Process is our patented hybrid power generation concept through In-Situ Resource Utilization of Martian subsurface water ice for power generation augmenting auxiliary sources such as solar and limited nuclear.The core concept is to bring the subsurface ice to the surface in the form of super...

Mars was once a volcanically active world billions of years ago, resulting in the formation of exceptionally large volcanic features, including the largest volcanoes in the Solar System, and an incredible network of very large volcanic tubes and caves. Protected from solar and cosmic radiation, the interior of these tubes can provide excellent protected environments to install early habitation infrastructures such as small Craterhabs to help establish an early presence of humans on Mars.
Here is a new blog post on our website with a brief discussion of this interesting topic.

Lava Tube as Habitats on Mars Lava caves and tunnels on MarsMars is a frigid, cold and geologically 'dead' world. But even the very first look of the planet reveals structures such as extinct volcanoes and lava flow channels, telling a different story from its untold past. Mars is home to the largest volcanoes that ever existed....