MSP296. Musk On Mars: Can SpaceX Really Conquer The Red Planet?

Matt Armitage, Founder, Kulturpop

20-Sep-24 11:00

MSP296. Musk On Mars: Can SpaceX Really Conquer The Red Planet?

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Richard Bradbury and Matt Armitage dissect SpaceX's audacious plans to colonize the Red Planet. From the practicalities of getting there to the challenges of sustaining life, they explore how Musk's web of companies is gearing up for the ultimate off-world adventure. Where some see a billionaire’s fantasy, other see the dawn of a new space age and a new chapter for mankind.

Produced by: Richard Bradbury

Presented by: Richard Bradbury

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Categories: technology, international, controversies, environment, culture, travel

Tags: interplanetary travel, space age, spacex,

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