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Picture of the Day - Two spaceships powered by nuclear electric propulsion (NEP) engines, like NASA's SR-1 Freedom, slow down to enter medium Mars orbit near Phobos by graphic designer and illustrator Thomas Peters (aka Drell-7): humanmars.net/2026/04/nuclea…

NASA is building SR-1 Freedom, a nuclear electric propulsion spacecraft, launching to Mars in 2028.  We are proud to announce this during the 250th year of the United States, the mission’s name reflects the spirit of American innovation and exploration.  This mission will bring America’s nuclear power capabilities to space and deliver the Skyfall payload of Ingenuity class helicopters to explore the Red Planet.     Nuclear power and propulsion will be the key to undertaking crewed missions to Mars and exploring the outer solar system.     Space Reactor-1 (SR-1) Freedom will make the next giant leap and accomplish a key component of President Trump’s National Space Policy, bringing nuclear to space alongside @Energy.

Liftoff. The Artemis II mission launched from @NASAKennedy at 6:35pm ET (2235 UTC), propelling four astronauts on a journey around the Moon. Artemis II will pave the way for future Moon landings, as well as the next giant leap — astronauts on Mars.

We've announced a series of transformative initiatives to achieve America's National Space Policy, reflecting upcoming opportunities for world-changing science and discovery. Learn more about our plans for the Moon, Mars, and beyond: go.nasa.gov/3PG9mDv

How to Industrialize Mars by @CJHandmer (2018): caseyhandmer.wordpress.com/2018/09/03/how…

Environment concept artist Andrey Maximov (@MartianCrypt) has published the 8th part of his "Martian Sketches," depicting a routine journey to #Mars in 2089. Explore five new sketches depicting the largest ore processing plant on Mars: humanmars.net/2026/03/the-al…

@human_Mars @forallmankind_ This TV series is the best there is, right now. And I believe we will achieve this (a Mars city with thousands of residents) in 50 years' time.

.@NASA's new architecture for the #Artemis Lunar Program: nasa.gov/blogs/missions…

NASA's Jared Isaacman just announced sweeping changes to the Artemis Program. Here's what is happening: arstechnica.com/staff/2026/02/…

NASA will increase the cadence of the Artemis missions to successfully return humans to the Moon and sustain a lunar presence. Artemis III will test systems in low Earth orbit to prepare for an Artemis IV Moon landing in 2028. go.nasa.gov/4aGEGua

NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman laid out a new timeline for future Artemis campaigns, which includes an ambitious goal of potentially seeing SLS rocket launches every 10 months

NASA just announced a MAJOR overhaul of the Artemis program. Here’s what’s changed, according to @NASAAdmin @rookisaacman: NEW MISSIONS: Artemis 3 is no longer a moon landing 🤯 It's now a crewed test mission in Low Earth Orbit in 2027 - docking with SpaceX's Starship and/or Blue Origin's Blue Moon lander to test systems and new spacesuits BEFORE anyone tries to land on the moon. The actual lunar landing now moves to Artemis 4, targeted for early 2028. Artemis 5 would follow by late 2028. That’s two crewed lunar landing attempts in one year, with NASA targeting at least one surface landing every year after that. NEW ARCHITECTURE: Block 1B - the planned upgrade to the SLS rocket - is dead. No more custom builds. No second mobile launcher. NASA is standardizing the rocket so they can launch every 10-12 months instead of every 3.5 years. Why? NASA is framing this as a return to the Apollo mindset. SLS has the worst launch cadence of any NASA-designed vehicle… ever. It’s been 3+ years since Artemis I launched. The gap between Apollo 7 and 8 was just 9 weeks! You can't build muscle memory launching once every few years. Plus… China. The response? A Senior NASA Official told me Congress and all prime contractors are on board - Boeing, Lockheed, SpaceX, and Blue Origin. And FWIW… so am I.

.@forallmankind_ season 5 trailer revealed that the friction between colonists on #Mars and their former home, Earth, will be the central theme of the season. Here we made a set of high-resolution shots from the trailer for you to explore: humanmars.net/2026/02/mars-i…

The fight for freedom lies beyond the stars. #ForAllMankind — New Season March 27

@UltraOficial3 @PyramidLab Good to hear. Chemistry is one of the best aspects of this game, adds depth.

@human_Mars @PyramidLab the firts days after 1.0 , somethings was wrong with old saves, and was nob in chemitry, thanks for response. Today all is ok, and refining rocks is the best way. im making fuel in industrial cuantitis for mi Starship 😄😄

🌟 Big news, Martians! store.steampowered.com/news/app/75869… 🚀 Occupy Mars v1.0 launches on January 30, 2026! After nearly 1000 sols in Early Access, the biggest content update ever is coming. See you on Mars! 🔴

@UltraOficial3 @PyramidLab You obtain Titanium when mining for Iron. Chlorine is the same with one of basic ores, can't remember which.

@PyramidLab How to obtain Titanium , and chlorine ? I've been looking everywhere and can't find it, I need it for my rocket, damn it!

We are currently 30+ hours into our first playthrough of #OccupyMars by @PyramidLab. It's a really great game for any space nerd! Will review at humanMars.net after completing the playthrough.

A render of @SpaceX mass driver at Moonbase Alpha to launch Moon-made #AI satellites (data centers) into orbit. The render was included in @ElonMusk's presentation yesterday at @xAI All Hands meeting: humanmars.net/2026/02/spacex…