Artemis 1 Probably Won’t Launch Until August
An official NASA statement says that the official launch of the mission is not likely to take place until August at the earliest.
The science of becoming “interplanetary”: Could humans live in the asteroid belt?
With the right technology and spirit of adventure, the Main Asteroid Belt could become the industrial hub of the Solar System.
The Logistics of Going “Interplanetary”: What Does It Take to Live on the Moon?
Humans have been dreaming of living on the Moon, but what would that look like exactly?
Lasers Could Send Missions to Mars in Only 45 Days
A spacecraft that relies on a novel propulsion system could reduce transit times to Mars from six to nine months to just 45 days.
NASA is Building a Nuclear Reactor to Power Lunar and Martian Exploration!
A fission surface power system will provide safe, efficient, and reliable electrical power on the Moon and Mars.
Going Interplanetary – How Can We Build a Colony on Mars?
It seems clear that the colonisation of Mars is not so much a matter of “will it happen?” as “when will it happen?”
What Happens if Perseverance Finds Life on Mars?
As the next most-habitable place in our Solar System beyond Earth, Mars is a major focus of our astrobiological efforts.
Every Challenge Astronauts Will Face on a Flight to Mars
Sending astronauts to Mars will present many challenges, many of which have to do with simply getting the astronauts there in one piece!
The Driest Place on Earth Could Help Predict How Life Might Be Surviving on Mars
In the next few years, Mars will be visited by three new rovers searching for evidence of past and present life.
One of the Terms of Service for Starlink Is that You “Recognize Mars as a Free Planet”
While Starlink and Musks’ other ventures are still subject to the law of the land here on Earth, Mars may be a different story.
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