Category Archives: Mars Colony

ATHENS A yellow-orange haze of dust from the Sahara desert has blanketed parts of Greece, creating spectacular scenes and prompting authorities to issue health warnings. The Greek meteorological service said weather conditions on Tuesday had favored the movement of dust from Africa and this was showing up in increased concentrations in the atmosphere, particularly in the south of the country. The dust is expected to gradually decrease on Wednesday morning, the service predicted, and from midday onwards it would be limited to the east Continue reading →

SpaceX's mega-rocket Starship is set to launch toward space this weekend, after exploding on its first try. Starship reaching space would be a victory for Elon Musk and SpaceX that's over a decade in the making. Here's how Starship has evolved, from the first concept to today Continue reading →

Photo by SpaceX on Unsplash One mans vision looms large Elon Musk, the enigmatic entrepreneur behind SpaceX, has long set his sights on the Red Planet. But amidst the lofty ambitions and grand promises, one question looms large: Can Elon Musk really get humans to Mars alive Continue reading →

Now in 2012, Dev stands right by the Korolev Crater on Mars (which is filled with ice and the site of a mission to try and find life). He then looks at the passing asteroid, where we see a massive mining operation is underway at a site named after Grigory Kuznetsov, the first Russian on Mars. "For All Mankind" has always been about the cost of progress, and how we should be treating space exploration as seriously and with as much enthusiasm as the Age of Discovery (except without the colonization part). Continue reading →

Sending humans to Mars has always seemed a distant dream. But in recent years, cheap access to space, the steady arrival of Mars rovers to explore the surface and the ambitions of billionaires like Elon Musk have made the Red Planet feel almost within reach. All concerned are aware of the huge challenges from developing the technology to support life during the journey and to safely deliver them to the surface, to bringing them home again. Continue reading →

NASAs plans to 3D print houses on the moon are on track, as long as the agency can continue to hit its benchmarks, The New York Times has reported. Continue reading →

Tauranga Arts Festival is holding family and community close to its heart, celebrating both with some special shows. Continue reading →

Love it or hate it, the Walt Disney Corporation is everywhere. It has created fond memories from most peoples childhoods, and has gobbled up nearly every property in sight, like a cross between Wilson Fisk and Jabba the Hutt, both from companies owned by Disney. The monolith continues its grip on nostalgia with Disney Dreamlight Valley, a cozy Stardew Valley/Animal Crossing hybrid joined by Disneys most well known characters, including Goofy, Wall-E, and many other well known Disney characters. Continue reading →

There are many great mecha anime, as it is one of the oldest subgenres in anime, but its history also means that there is a great variety within the subgenre. As might be obvious, many of these are nowhere near scientifically accurate, but they don't let realism get in the way of telling a good story Continue reading →

Image credit: Donald E. Davis, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons. Evolutionists have a strange theory of causation. Continue reading →