Looking ahead to life on Mars

Explore the reality of actually living on Mars and the tools we have that can get us there.
                                                                                                                                                                               
CNET Mars coverage
Welcome to Mars
Since we first put a man on the moon in 1969, humanity has dreamed of the next big leap for humankind: Mars. With NASA, Elon Musk and multiple other space agencies planning missions to the red planet, the Mars dream feels more real than ever.

But there are obstacles. How do we get there and, perhaps more importantly, how do we survive and potentially colonize and terraform a planet with no oxygen and next to no atmosphere? How do we make Mars a place worth living on?

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