SCIENCE The Colonization of Mars Getting Students Ready to Colonize Mars (The First School on Mars). You can think of me as the first superintendent of schools on Mars. My mission is to get the students, parents, teachers, principals, and support staff ready for the new bold adventure. I want to share the article below […]
Why Mars? John Lewis Helps to Save the Space Industry I am so happy to have receded this quote from the Mars Society today. This John Lewis quote is going to help me in my everyday work. I have to talk to people about why I am so crazy in love with colonizing Mars. […]
The Barboza Space Center in the USA is working on a research project involving colonizing Mars. We have chosen the Republic of Cabo Verde to do some of our action space science research. We love your volcano on the island of Fogo and your uninhabited island of Santa Luzia. Our students work from […]
Advance Placement Chemistry Training for Junior Astronauts working at the Barboza Space Center Feature StoryTyler Irving Just over a year ago, the biggest Mars space exploration vehicle, or rover, yet built was gently lowered from a rocket-powered ‘sky crane’ onto the surface of the red planet. Known to the public as Curiosity, the rover’s proper name […]
IS THERE ENOUGH LIGHT ON MARS TO GROW PLANTS? The Barboza Space Center is working with a scientist that has lived on Devon Island. We are exploring growing food in California and Cabo Verde. Above Image: The surface of Devon Island, Nunavut, resembles that of Mars © Source: Dr. Thomas Graham, University of Guelph. Astronauts traveling to Mars […]
1st woman to walk on Moon will wear these spacesuits “The 1st woman and next man will go to the Moon in 2024. Today, we previewed the next generation #Artemis spacesuits that our astronauts will wear 1 for launch and re-entry, and 1 for exploring the lunar South Pole,” NASA Administrator AddThis Sharing Buttons Facebook […]
Earth’s Moon Feb. 20, 2019 NASA Scientists Show How Ingredients for Water Could Be Made on Surface of Moon, a ‘Chemical Factory’ When a stream of charged particles known as the solar wind careens onto the Moon’s surface at 450 kilometers per second (or nearly 1 million miles per hour), they enrich the Moon’s surface […]
