Mars, Humans, and Evolution
What will happen to the human race when it ventures of the planet? What will be the effects of low gravity and radiation exposure be? If you’ve watched (or read) the Expanse, this is not news to you.
Category: Space
SpaceX SES 10 Press Conference
Here’s a 4k recording of the entire press conference Elon Musk gave on behalf of SpaceX’s recent SES-10 mission and the cost reduction access to space that the mission achieved.
FPV to Space and Back
Here’s an amazing project where David Windestål uses a weather balloon to send a remote control airplane up to the edge of space and then pilot it back down to earth using FPV (first person video). Impressive. Most impressive. Project details are online, if you’re curious about the details.
Exactly How Will SpaceX Get Us to Mars
Real Engineering has an in-depth explanation on exactly how SpaceX will get us to Mars.
Comparing Earth to Mars
The Infographics Show has an interesting comparison between Earth and Mars.
Elon Musk Interview from 2016 Code Conference
The one and only Elon Musk talks with Recode’s Kara Swisher and The Verge’s Walt Mossberg about his plans to send a one-way rocket to Mars in 2018. Also of note, he elaborates on why he wants more people to have access to the power of artificial intelligence.
How SpaceX Will Enable Interplanetary Civilization
Recently, Elon Musk announced details on the SpaceX’s plans to colonize Mars and make humanity an interplanetary species.
7 Ways a Trip to Mars Could Kill You
If you’ve been reading up on the latest innovations on space travel and plans to make Mars accessible, then before you sign up for the trip, make sure you know the risks. No one ever said being a pioneer was easy or safe.
Interplanetary Transport System: SpaceX’s Plan to Build a Bridge to Mars
Here’s a great explainer video about Elon Musk’s recently unveiled plans to make interplanetary transit more affordable.
A Closer Look at SpaceX’s Plan for Colonizing Mars
Elon Musk a speech on his Mars colonization plans in Guadalajara, Mexico, where he detailed his plan to set up a self-sustaining colony of 1 million people on Mars. Given the events of 2016, I doubt Mr. Musk will have any trouble finding volunteers to leave the planet.
