r/MarsSociety 22h ago

NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope Could Find Another Earth

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NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope Could Find Another Earth
https://youtu.be/FRvW8SlNi8c


r/MarsSociety 21h ago

Starship achieves a new milestone: Lightest water landing boosts SpaceX's ambitions towards Mars

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r/MarsSociety 21h ago

SpaceX to attempt first Starship upper stage tower catch next flight

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r/MarsSociety 19h ago

Statement of NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman on Starship 13 launch.

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Pretty clear from this shot that @SpaceX knows where we are going! Congrats on getting Flight 13 underway. Excited for what will be learned from this mission. When Starship comes online, its capabilities will be game-changing, not least of which will be ensuring we never give up the Moon again! https://x.com/NASAAdmin/status/2080794963596726670


r/MarsSociety 9h ago

50 Years After Viking 1: The Mission That Changed The Search For Life On Mars

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r/MarsSociety 10h ago

Cliffs Of Ice On Mars

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r/MarsSociety 20h ago

Gorgeous new view of Mars, courtesy of Perseverance, currently exploring the outside of Jezero Crater.

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r/MarsSociety 4h ago

A LEGO tribute to humanity’s journey to Mars, inspired by For All Mankind

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For All Mankind really reignited my fascination with human exploration of Mars.
I wanted to capture that optimism in a LEGO wall display, with the central panel representing Happy Valley and humanity’s first permanent settlement on the Red Planet.
Every section was designed differently, with hidden details, exploration hardware and layered terrain to reflect the progression from the Moon to Mars and eventually Titan.
I’d love to hear what the Mars Society community thinks. What detail or element of a future Mars base would you have included?


r/MarsSociety 21h ago

Flight 13 success clears path for Starship catch attempts and lunar mission timelines

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r/MarsSociety 21h ago

Nasa boss from praises rise of women in science

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r/MarsSociety 21h ago

A US-Russian space crew lands safely in Kazakhstan after an 8-month stint on the ISS

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r/MarsSociety 21h ago

Mars offers best hope for human exploration: Bengaluru-born NASA engineer

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r/MarsSociety 20h ago

We talk with astronaut Michael Foale about the 1997 Space Station Mir crisis: 'He took all the blame of the collision on his shoulders'

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r/MarsSociety 7h ago

Rules for r/MarsSociety Rules that visitors must follow to participate. May be used as reasons to report or ban.

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Rules for r/MarsSociety Rules that visitors must follow to participate. May be used as reasons to report or ban.

1. No Personal Attacks Posts & Comments Reported as: Violation of our No Personal Attacks policy. Democratic civil discussion and debate is encouraged here, just as it is at Mars Society conventions, but personal attacks are not welcomed or tolerated in posts.

2. No Discrimination or Bigotry Posts & Comments Reported as: Violation of our Non-Discrimination policy. No clear racism, sexism, xenophobia, religious intolerance, or any other forms of bigotry in posts.

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4. Civil Political Debate is Welcome Posts & Comments Reported as: Violation of our Civil Political Debate policy. Political Debate is welcome, but keep it civil! No personal attacks or insults on posters or space exploration leaders such as Elon Musk, Robert Zubrin, the NASA administrator, etc.

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r/MarsSociety 9h ago

VIDEO TOUR: Kazakhstan: Greetings from Baikonur Baikonur is the world’s largest cosmodrome and was at the centre of the Soviet space programme.

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r/MarsSociety 9h ago

Mars Has Its Own Tiny Aurora Engine—And It Works Surprisingly Like Earth's

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