We're hurtling toward a new era of mega-rockets with enough power to send colonists to the red planet, but should we?

But if the scientists can really hone in on a game plan, we could have a proper plan in place to terraform Mars sometime down ...

Terraforming is the concept of fixing ... By increasing the amount of sunlight falling on to Mars, its temperature can be increased significantly. That additional warmth would ideally release ...

Nuclear Fusion? AI? I argue the opposite is true in all cases. I claim that huge profits can be made on Mars and that Terraforming is not needed for the first few decades. I claim partial terraforming ...

The ground on Mars is full of nitrogen, a vital component for planet life, raising hopes that it might be more hospitable than it appears — but Martian soil is also dense and clay-like, the ...

As the atmosphere develops, the composition of the air can be tailored to suit human needs. On Earth, plants make the majority of the oxygen supply. On Mars there's a chicken-and-egg problem ...

S. caninervis could facilitate terraforming efforts on Mars by contributing to oxygen production, carbon sequestration, and soil fertility, serving as a pioneer species for ecosystem establishment.

Can humans even live on Mars? In a perfect universe, we would change Mars to be more like Earth. However, the technology necessary to terraform another planet is even more science-fiction than ...