Look to the stars, not because Earth is disappointing
but because there is so much more out there.
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The Mars Society Journey: Analogs, Bold Conversations, and the Futures We Are Building

What can living in a Mars simulation teach us about being human? This article is a reflection piece on how space conversations, community, and emerging technologies are shaping the futures we’re building on Earth and beyond.

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Exploring What a Green Mars Could Mean, For Mars and Earth

What would it take to make Mars more welcoming for life? And what might those answers mean for Earth? This article shares some of the insights, challenges, and opportunities, and why “greening Mars” may help us think differently about our home planet.

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Designing Digital Wellbeing for Space: Building a Human-First Digital Future

Mars Innovation Series: Deep Dive 4 | As we extend life beyond Earth, we must ask: how do we protect human thriving in a digital world? This piece explores what digital wellbeing could look like in space—and why it matters now.

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Shaping the Future: Key Takeaways from the Mars Innovation Workshop

Top minds in science, technology, and policy came together at the first-ever Mars Innovation Workshop to tackle the hardest challenges in space and beyond.

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Exploring Alcohol in Space: Science, Spirits, and the Future of Human Culture Beyond Earth

What role does alcohol play in the future of space exploration? From whiskey aged on the ISS to the psychology of astronauts on Mars, explore how science, culture, and tradition all combine in the final frontier.

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Space, Innovation, & Collaboration: Key Insights from the Space Futures Workshop

Join the conversation about space, innovation, and collaboration with insights from the Space Futures & Governance Workshop, hosted by the Foresight Institute and OpenLunar Foundation.

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