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Mars: The Next Frontier | Space Colonies | Episode 3

Mars This mini-series from Space giants Somadrome covers all three of Earth’s next landing options – with a one-hour episode dedicated to Asteroids, the Moon and Mars. The programmes explore the scientific reasons for and against each celestial body’s case to be the next that humans might colonise. It’s possible that in the near future the Earth could become uninhabitable due to climate change or overpopulation. In addition, natural resources might become more and more scarce, and humankind could be forced to search for them somewhere else. It would be even possible for an asteroid impact to cause a planetary catastrophe. As a result, we may need to move to an orbital space colony or to another planet like the Moon or Mars, and create a new home in alternate, distant space colonies, Present-day technology allows us to think that a space colony on the Moon or Mars might become a reality, not just science-fiction, within this century. Even an orbital space colony, much bigger than the present International Space Station, or a colony based on a near-Earth asteroid might be possible. #SpaceExploration #Moon #Asteroids #Discovery #Mars #Nasa #HarshEnvironments Science & Tech TV dives into the depths of space and time as we explore the vastness of the cosmos and unravel the secrets of the universe. We bring you thought-provoking content that will expand your understanding of the world. Our documentaries offer an up-close look at impressive feats of engineering, providing insights into their design, capabilities, and the people behind them, Explore the exciting world of aviation, as we showcase the marvels of flight and the complex systems that make it possible. Subscribe to ‪@ScienceTech_TV‬ and join us on an exhilarating journey through the realms of science, technology, engineering, arts, and maths. Our goal is to entertain, educate, and inspire, as we bring you engaging content that will leave you asking questions and craving more knowledge.