FAQ

It is very rare and unlikely that an asteroid will hit a base on Mars. The chance of an asteroid hitting a base is 1 in 28.

Mars' gravity is much lower — if you weigh 100 pounds on Earth, you would simply be 38 pounds on mars.

We offer 2-week tours which will focus on three iconic destinations and 4-week tours in which you will explore all the remarkable places Mars has to offer.

The equator is the warmest place on Mars with temperatures up to 70 Fahrenheit.

It will take about seven months to reach Mars which is about 300 million miles. But with our spacecraft, it would only take a week to reach Mars.

You will be transported to Mars on our revolutionary spacecraft that is resistant to temperature and pressure.

You will be able to utilize public space shuttles to visit each destination. Space shuttles are stationed every two miles in a Mars space station.

Food will be available in every space shuttles and in Mars space stations at your convenience.

Mars lasts 1 Earth day and 37 minutes.

There will be little to no risk. Our visitors are our priority and we will utilize cutting-edge technology throughout your journey.