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We’re going to Mars by 2024 if Elon Musk has anything to say about it

Elizabeth Rayne

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SpaceX BFR Mars

NASA’s Mars habitat contest looks like the coolest sci-fi movie set ever

Elizabeth Rayne

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NASA Mars habitat concept

Here’s everything we know about that top-secret SpaceX Mars conference

Elizabeth Rayne

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How to build your own backyard Mars rover, according to NASA

Elizabeth Rayne

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NASA Curiosity Mars rover

Elon Musk still thinks we can terraform Mars even though scientists doubt it

Elizabeth Rayne

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NASA image of Mars

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WATCH SDCC: Mars' Jihae and Jeff Hephner talk Season 2 of National Geographic's red planet drama

Adam Swiderski

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Surviving deep space means our spacecraft are going to need this tech

Elizabeth Rayne

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NASA image of Orion spacecraft

Terraforming Venus? It could happen.

Elizabeth Rayne

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NASA image of Venus

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Double Hubble Planets

Phil Plait

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Saturn’s moons, labeled in this Hubble image. Credit: NASA, ESA, A. Simon (GSFC) and the OPAL Team, and J. DePasquale (STScI)

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This is what it’s really going to take to put us on Mars, say experts

Elizabeth Rayne

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NASA image of humans on Mars

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The Week in Geek: Gunn is gone, but Hardwick and Buffy are back

Dany Roth

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Have we finally found liquid water on (well, under) Mars? Maaaaaaaybe.

Phil Plait

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The southern polar ice cap of Mars (using infrared, green, and blue light), which is mostly water ice with a thin layer of carbon dioxide ice on top, taken by Mars Express. Credit: ESA / G. Neukum (Freie Universitaet, Berlin) / Bill Dunford

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Nat Geo's Mars creators on exploring science vs commerce in season 2

Tara Bennett Christian Long

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Life on Mars? Italian Space Agency detects possible liquid lake under Red Planet's ice caps

Josh Weiss

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Mars on June 28, 2018, shows the extent of the storm. The peak of Olympus Mons (at 25 km high!) shows over it, as well as other volcanoes, while other features are hard to distinguish (a map on the right provides context). Credit: Damian Peach

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This wild Mars colony concept uses inflatables, 3D printed space cement

Elizabeth Rayne

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Foster + Partners Mars habitat concept

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