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Wednesday, 18 September 2013

Want to go to Mars? It’s simple silly.

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First Laika, the first ever living creature to be launched into orbit, then Neil Armstrong and now this! . A ONE-WAY MANNED TRIP TO MARS. Are we seriously lucky enough to witness all this? Yes my readers, it is true. Allow me to tell you the detailed info of the one way manned trip to MARS planned for 2023.



Country of origin
Responsible organization
Mars One and Interplanetary Media Group
Status
Active
Program History  
Program duration
2010 – Present
First flight
January 2016 (planned)
First crewed flight
September 2022 (planned)
Vehicle Information
Vehicle type
Crew vehicle
Mars One Dragon(planned)
Crew capacity
Four
Launch vehicle(s)
Falcon Heavy (planned)
Source- wikipedia


Mars One is a non-profit organisation which is planning to establish permanent human colonies on mars by 2023. 

The private spaceflight project is led by Dutch entrepreneur Bas Lansdorp.

To make it simple. The info will be in points.
      1.       In 2022, four selected applicants will be launched in a Mars bound spacecraft and their journey will be document for a reality television program

      2.       In January 2016, a supply mission carrying 2500 kgs in spare parts, solar panels will launched and scheduled to land in October 2016

      3.       In 2018, a settlement rover will explore the territory of Mars for ideal location fit for humans to reside.
      4.       In 2021, the rovers will assemble the landing of six separate units to sustain human life.

      5.       By 2022, the first Mars One team will be launched where they will become permanent residents of the red planet

      6.       By 2025, a new four-person Mars One crew will be sent for residency. The organization’s goal is to send four-person spaceflights to the Red Planet every 2 years after the successful landing of the initial crew.

The project is endorsed by Nobel Prize-winning physicist Gerard 't Hooft.

By 31st August 2013, a total of 202,586 candidates from over 140 countries had applied for the one-way trip to Mars on the official Mars One website. The application fee varies from US $5 to US $75 (the amount depending on the relative wealth of the applicant's country). Initial screening of the applicant pool will begin before the end of 2013.




So, I guess we are about to witness a huge historic moment. Your comments and suggestions are most welcome. Keep visiting!

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