July 24, 20186 min read, 1230 words
Published: July 24, 2018 | 6 min read, 1230 words
Mars is a planet of vast contrasts — huge volcanoes, deep canyons, and craters that may or may not host running water. It will be an amazing location for future tourists to explore, once we put the first Red Planet colonies into motion. The landing sites for these future missions...
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Claudia DC
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Interesting way to provide context and relatability to geographic features of Mars. Still sticks to the numbers and measurements which takes away the imaginative force of imagining a human explorer building and climbing on the surface. Lack of imagination just means that it sticks to facts and known history as cited by multiple Nasa sources.
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