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I don't want to leave summer camp! I like it too much!

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Watch this short video about how to survive on Mars.

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Stephen Petranek: Your kids might live on Mars. Here's how they'll survive

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It sounds like science fiction, but journalist Stephen Petranek considers it fact: within 20 years, humans will live on Mars. In this provocative talk, Petranek makes the case that humans will become a spacefaring species and describes in fascinating detail how we'll make Mars our next home.

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THAT WAS AWSOME

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This is so cool😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄

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this is the best thing ever can you also do this at home?

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I'm doing this at home

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Is it a dinosaur print?  No, how about uh...

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Is it a dinosaur print?  No, how about uh...

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Human colonies on Mars permanently... Really?!

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Human colonies on Mars permanently... Really?!

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Mars One's Journey (2011 - 2021)

Humanity has explored Mars since 1960, and we've never been closer. The next logical step for Mars exploration is permanent settlement, where crews that go to Mars stay and build a new society. Humans settling on Mars will inspire us all to make Earth a better place. Technology, scientific understanding, cooperation - is there anything we cannot achieve?

Mars One was founded in 2011 with the goal of sending humans to Mars to stay. Instead of trying to return them, more crews would be sent every two years, establishing a permanent, ever-growing settlement on the Red Planet.

Permanent settlement missions place even higher demands on the crew than a return mission. A first permanent settlement crew would be on Mars for two years before the second crew joins them. They would be able to communicate with friends and family on Earth, but only with time delays. Crew selection, training and testing on Earth would be necessary to make sure they can deal with this. Besides that, they would need to learn all the skills to survive on Mars without support from Earth, other than information. They would need to be able to fix every technical and medical problem, grow food and expand the settlement with hardware for upcoming crews. Crew selection is the biggest challenge of a permanent settlement mission to Mars.

Mars One had a business plan for such a mission to Mars, which can be summarized as monetizing the media value of the adventure of humans going to Mars. The Olympic Games are worth more than $4 billion dollars in broadcasting rights and sponsorships. The 1969 Moon landing is still the TV program with the highest viewership density ever. Imagine the value of a mission to Mars in the current media era. Mars One raised funds by having investors invest in a Mars One media company that held the rights to the mission.

In 2011, Mars One met with aerospace companies around the world to discuss the plan, including SpaceX, Hamilton Sundstrand, ILC Dover, MDA corporation, Paragon Space Development Corporation and Thales Alenia Space. With their feedback, Mars One developed a plan that was feasible, affordable and that had an acceptable risk. In 2012, the plan was announced, later followed by a job vacancy for Mars settlers. More than 200,000 people registered their interest on the Mars One website. More than 10,000 potentials finished the job application process, and Mars One narrowed down the applicants, first to 1058 round 2 candidates and then to 100 round three candidates.

In 2013 and 2014, Mars One had feasibility studies performed by Lockheed Martin, for a first robotic mission and with Paragon Space Development Corporation, for Mars suits and life support systems.

In 2016 Mars One ran out of funds and was unable to continue the selection program and the technical studies. In the years after that, several attempts were made to raise additional funds, but they were unsuccessful.

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Humanity has explored Mars since 1960, and we've never been closer. The next logical step for Mars exploration is permanent settlement, where crews that go to Mars stay and build a new society. Humans settling on Mars will inspire us all to make Earth a better place.

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SO MANYYYYYY WEBSITES !

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Try this cool coding website only for engineers ;-)

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Try this cool coding website only for engineers ;-)

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Being silly while waiting for Engineering & Transportation class 

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Being silly while waiting for Engineering & Transportation class 

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amari and Mrs rabb

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800+345=1,145.456+200=645.

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with the teatcher oh yah

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I SEE YOU MAX

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me and max
this is fun

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I SEE YOU MAX

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we

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my group was cool because we work together

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lookin good

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saw bra

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We all piked police car becuse we all talked and we wanted a police car. My group did not work so well but I liked building my car.

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yes it is amazing Ms.rabb!My grand parents are going to get me a dash and dot for my birthday!

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Isn't working with Bot amazing? The K'nex and Legos and awesome too. I hope we work with them everyday, but if not, there are so many great things planned for the rest of the month. Don't worry!!

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im cool

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our group chose this vehicie because it was simple to build and really fun to build to.
I injoyed.

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we chose a police car becuse we talked and we said we wanted a polic

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my group chose the police car because they can ride on mars and it is bumpy on mars and I think IT would feel like a rolercoster when we go over a combo of bumps

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are we going to work with robots and legos every day?

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Our group chose a fork lifter  so if rocks are in its way

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our vihicle is good for transportation and it has light so you can see it was fun doing this with my group. this is the best

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My group chose the jeep because in mars if you walked everywere you'll get tired so that's why we chose a jeep i liked working with my group because we did diffrent jobs .

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Kindal, Caleb, and Matt creating a jeep to travel on Mars.

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Ethan, Max, and Maya making a police car for the police station.

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Jacob, Brooke, Brendan, and Jordan making a forklift to move rocks in the way.

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Amari, Mia, and Autumn making a police car to protect the citizens on Mars.

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we chose a

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our vehicle is good for transportation because if it is dark our car has a light

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our vehicle is good for transportation on mars because if it is dark  it has lights on the back and front.it wont float away because it has gravel on its tires.

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we builded a forlift  so we can send  it to mars so we can
test it

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my group worked together to build rocket clifter because it can move rocks and hold very heavy things its also good for holding satalite dishes.

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Team building Activity - Legos on Mars!!!

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Team building Activity - Legos on Mars!!!

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Write about why you chose the vehicle you made as a group. Why is this vehicle good for transportation on Mars?  How did you work as a team to create this vehicle?

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Ilove this camp

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THIS CAMP IS AWESOME

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there's alot of stuff

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Astronomy Games For Kids - KidsAstronomy.com

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Learn How Big Space Is With KidsAstronomy.com

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What sets Curiosity apart from other Mars Rovers?

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The Mars Science Lab was launched November 26, 2011, and is scheduled to land on Mars at Gale Crater on August 6, 2012. The rover Curiosity, after completing a more precise landing than ever attempted previously, is intended to help assess Mars' habitability for future human missions.

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Relocating to Mars is expensive business! From transportation to food to communication with the outside world for sheer sanity--Anthony breaks down all the variables to make a successful move. Read More: http://news.discovery.com/space/how-much-will-it-cost-to-live-on-mars-13012.htm#mkcpgn=rssnws1 DNews is a show about the science of everyday life. We post two new videos every day of the week.

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Astronauts recently experienced a historic vegetable moment when they ate a salad made from lettuce grown on board the International Space Station. Fresh food grown in the microgravity environment of space officially is on the menu for the first time for NASA astronauts on the International Space Station.

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Scientists grow veg using 'Red Planet soil' like Matt Damon in The Martian

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In an experiment testing how well we can grow crops in space, scientists have managed to harvest 10 crops, including tomatoes, peas, and rye, from soil that mimics the conditions on Mars.

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Agriculture on Mars:  Can you grow food?

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Agriculture on Mars:  Can you grow food?

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NASA Mars Rover Fully Analyzes First Soil Samples

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Last year, NASA announced that they had found water on Mars. This posed a question to scientists: Could we grow plants in the soil of Mars? Trace explains what is necessary to grow crops on Earth, and if Mars is able to sustain life.

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Mars Song/Planet Mars Song for Kids/Mars Song for Kids

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Check out this interesting video on Mars!

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In this BrainPOP video, take the opportunity to learn about Mars and how it came to be known as the "Red Planet." Guess what planet Mars is most like? Earth! After watching visit http://www.brainpop.com/science/space/mars/ for interactive activities to learn more about the planet Mars!

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Kindal and Maya in music, making music together...

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Kindal and Maya in music, making music together...

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Mania and her new friend working as a team

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Mania and her new friend working as a team

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Working together to create great things!

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Creating the story in music class.

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I loooooooooooooooooooove this web site so much!

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Peace out

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This is fun

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Yamony is cool 😎

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This is cool 😀😃⚽️⚾🏉🏀🎾🎱🏓🏈🏐⛳️🏸

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This is awesome I love this