How do we feed people on Mars? Explore the food challenges that could unlock new approaches to safety, resilience, sustainability, and human wellbeing.

What happens to humanity when we stop visiting Mars and start living there? This article explores Dr. Scott Solomon’s Becoming Martian and the profound questions it raises about evolution, biology, ecosystems, and the future of our species.

Who gets to shape the future of space? This article explores a conversation with a young space enthusiast from Nigeria at the 2026 Humans to the Moon and Mars Summit.

What does Mars strategy reveal about innovation, systems thinking, and resilient organizations? This article explores lessons leaders can apply to build stronger systems on Earth.

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.

Can space become the next frontier of personal choice, much like migration or retirement today? This article explores how lessons from Antarctica can guide thoughtful tourism and living beyond Earth.

Voyaging to Antarctica with Homeward Bound this November certainly makes this year's Thanksgiving an unusual one. But for me, this holiday isn’t about a particular American narrative and all the complexities that come with it. Rather, I think it’s a wonderful opportunity to deeply engage in gratitude, with the people I care about most, no matter where we call home.

How can we (re)tell the story of the moon landing to make it more inclusive, inspiring, and empowering? It’s easy to focus on the men who first set foot on the lunar surface. But an estimated 400,000 men and women helped send them there—and bring them safely home. Read on to find out how the story of the first moon landing can help you create a better future for all.