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Beyond Earth

How to go — and why: visions of a human future in which we not only endure but prevail

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Space Stations •
Moon •
Mars •
Settlement •
NASA •
Astronomy •
Space Policy •
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Essay | Spring 2025

Spring 2025

  • Robert Zubrin

The Mars Dream Is Back — Here’s How to Make It Actually Happen

Between SpaceX’s breakthroughs and Trump’s inaugural promise, we have a once-in-a-generation opportunity. But it can’t be realized as an eccentric’s project or a pork banquet. Here’s a science-driven program that could get astronauts on the Red Planet by 2031.

Robert Zubrin

Essay | Summer 2024

Summer 2024

  • Clare Coffey

Who Wants to Believe in UFOs?

Strange things in the skies of a clockwork universe

Clare Coffey

Review | Spring 2024

Spring 2024

  • Rand Simberg

There Is a Planet B

In a new book, the pioneer who figured out how to get to Mars imagines how to stay there.

Rand Simberg

Essay | Winter 2024

Winter 2024

  • William Boyce

What Is Space For?

Why we gaze and why we should go

William Boyce

Essay | Fall 2023

Fall 2023

  • Lars Erik Schönander

The Open Sky

How revolutions in space, imaging, and AI could open up satellite surveillance to the masses

Lars Erik Schönander

Essay | Winter 2023

Winter 2023

  • Alex Dubin

The Long Delay Is Nearly Over

After a half-century of going nowhere, in 2022 American space travel got moving again. Here’s what changed — and how to make it stick.

Alex Dubin

Essay | Fall 2022

Fall 2022

  • Charles T. Rubin

Middle Seat to the Moon

How to keep the thrill alive once billionaires make space travel routine

Charles T. Rubin

Essay | Fall 2022

Fall 2022

  • Robert Zubrin
  • Steven Benner
  • Jan Špaček

How to Search for Life on Mars

First, stop refusing to look.

Robert Zubrin, Steven Benner, Jan Špaček

Review | Spring 2022

Spring 2022

  • Alan Rome

Sad Trek

How an exhausted liberalism killed sci-fi’s sunniest franchise

Alan Rome

Essay | Spring 2022

Spring 2022

  • John Konicki
  • James Pethokoukis

Do Americans Care About Space?

Making sense of six decades of public ambivalence about the final frontier

John Konicki and James Pethokoukis

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