New Approach Cuts Cost Of Sending Humans To Mars
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Credit: NASA JPL/Caltech/University of Arizona
A concept study at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory concludes that it actually is possible to get humans to Mars in the 2030s. That is NASA’s official goal, but the agency’s plan for doing it probably will not work without an unlikely budget boost. “If you want to be at Mars in 2033, you either have...
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