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Astronomy and space

Astronomy and space

Intrepid interstellar adventurers

23 Oct 2020
Taken from the October 2020 issue of Physics World.

Ian Randall reviews Spacefarers: How Humans Will Settle the Moon, Mars, and Beyond by Christopher Wanjek

Humans on Mars illustration
Red rovers Current plans for a habitat on Mars could be just the start of human settlements in space. (Courtesy: NASA)
It’s the year 3000 and your great, great, great granddaughter is swimming in Kraken Mare, a gigant

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Ian Randall is a science writer based in Cambridge, UK
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