How to terraform Mars Terraforming Mars would require massive changes, namely the warming of the planet to support both oxygen-producing microbes and liquid water.

The simplest method is to create a row of mirrors about 11 times the size of the United States in space that collects and irradiates enough sunlight to melt Mars.

Terraforming Mars could be as easy as one, two, three, we proclaim, reclined in our cushy very-much-on-Earth armchairs.

Beyond just figuring out how to terraform Mars, we also have to figure out how to get humans there in one piece. The effects of long-term space travel are still a mystery.

On Episode 172 of This Week In Space, Rod Pyle and guest host Rick Jenet are joined by Erika Alden DeBenedictis to discuss how terraforming Mars might work.

NASA has shared detailed insights on how space travel affects the human body, from radiation exposure to gravity changes. NASA is preparing astronauts to not only survive but thrive on long ...

During Astrodude's stay at the Mars base, he experienced many crazy adventures. This episode showcases one of them! SolarBalls is a space animation channel that offers fun and entertaining ...