What a Mars Base Could Look Like

The thousand year project might begin with a series of a 18-month survey missions. Each crew making the six – month journey from earth to Mars would add a small habitation module to the base.

An Atmosphere could be made by releasing carbon di oxide now frozen in dirt and polar ice caps. Factories spewing potent greenhouse gases, and maybe space mirrors focusing sunlight on ice, could start the thaw.

Mars Base

 

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