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A ONE WAY ONE PERSON MISSION TO MARS

universetoday.com — Will humans ever really go to Mars? Let ’s face it, the obstacles are quite daunting. Not only are there numerous, difficult, technical issues to overcome, but the political will and perseverance of any one nation to undertake such an arduous task just can’t be counted on.

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  • spinladen, on 03/08/2008, -4/+2This article is bunk. The US has had a jumproom (stargate for you laymen)to Mars for decades. There has been a city of over half million in an underground base there. The volume of leaks from whistleblowers coming out about is is irrefutable. What, skeptic....good. Then take me up on my claims and research Project Camelot videos on Youtube. They are documenting full disclosure testimony's from VERY unbunkable sources. Sold my skeptic ass.
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