Leaving Earth: Why One-Way to Mars Makes Sense by Andrew Alan Rader

Leaving Earth: Why One-Way to Mars Makes Sense

Andrew Alan Rader
CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
Feb 2014
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We are now at the cusp of settling other worlds. The current timeline for a Mission to Mars is still over 20 years off, but it doesn't have to be. Leaving Earth demonstrates why we should go to Mars, and why when we do going one-way - not to die, but to live - actually makes a lot of sense.Simply put, a one-way trip maximizes the return, minimizes the cost, and is by far the most logical way to organize a mission from almost every standpoint. Leaving Earth is fast-paced and full of fascinating historical, scientific, and personal anecdotes, both serious and humorous. It is aimed at a non-technical audience, and should be accessible to anyone.Although technology is a major focus, the mission would primarily be a human adventure. As such, the book examines the risks and human impacts in personal terms.

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