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Red Planet Live: Mars Lessons from the High Arctic

What can one of the most remote places on Earth teach us about living and working on Mars? Join Red Planet Live on Tuesday, September 15 at 5:00 p.m. PT for a conversation with Crew Commander Trevor Jahn and Executive Officer Dr. Laura Thomas, members of Crew 19 – Tiriganiaq, the latest Mars analog crew to live and work at the Mars Society’s Flashline Mars Arctic Research Station on Devon Island in Nunavut, Canada. Located in the Canadian High Arctic… READ MORE >

K-12 Educators: Join Us on Mars!

Calling Utah K-12 Science/STEM-focused teachers! We have opened applications for our next Spaceward Bound Utah crew, which will be held October 12-16. Please note that the application deadline is Monday, September 14th (5:00 pm MT). Spaceward Bound Utah is a 5-day workshop at the Mars Desert Research Station outside Hanksville, Utah where K-12 teachers from Utah will be able to experience what living on Mars might be like in the future.  The MDRS is a research facility that has been developed to simulate… READ MORE >

Silent Donor Community Gives $18,000 to Mars Society

The Mars Society is pleased to announce that a growing community of donors recently contributed $18,000 – and counting – to the organization through Silent Donor, providing generous support for our mission and programs aimed at advancing the human exploration and settlement of Mars. Since 2023, the Mars Society has cooperated with Silent Donor, a Chicago-based organization that allows individuals and organizations to make fully anonymous, tax-deductible charitable contributions. The partnership provides privacy-minded supporters with another way to support the… READ MORE >