The planet Mars, as if you were there.

[Lean'n'mean]

It's difficult to keep in mind that this is an inhospitable far away planet when everything looks so familiar. I don't about you but I was looking around for suitable places to camp.

 

[Tiki Tom]

It does look a bit like some dry desert areas that I have visited or camped at. What a lonely place ...and so very far away. It’s looking increasingly as if colonizers might be able to extract below-ground water. It’s hard to wrap my head around the concept of people volunteering for a one-way ticket to Mars.

 

[LizzieMaine]

Looks like my backyard, except the soil is more fertile.

 

[Edward]

It does look a bit like some dry desert areas that I have visited or camped at. What a lonely place ...and so very far away. It’s looking increasingly as if colonizers might be able to extract below-ground water. It’s hard to wrap my head around the concept of people volunteering for a one-way ticket to Mars.

I love the idea of living in Space, or underwater, for a while, but I'd want first to be certain of the life support systems being as near infallible as durnit!

 

[Lean'n'mean]

I love the idea of living in Space, or underwater, for a while, but I'd want first to be certain of the life support systems being as near infallible as durnit!

Well the I.S.S. havs been going for some time now & so far, so good.

 

[Zombie_61]

It's difficult to keep in mind that this is an inhospitable far away planet when everything looks so familiar. I don't about you but I was looking around for suitable places to camp.

Definitely reminds me of the deserts between Los Angeles and Las Vegas. More to the point, I was reminded of seeing For All Mankind (1989 - a documentary about the various moon landing missions) for the first time at the Cinerama Dome in Hollywood (California). "Magnificent desolation." - Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin.