Named after the Roman god of war, Mars is famously known as the Red Planet due to its surface’s reddish iron oxide appearance. Mars is a terrestrial planet which means it is largely made up of rocks and metals, and has a solid planetary surface. Phobos and Deimos are the two moons found in Mars’ orbit. These two moons can be marveled at once you’re stationed at the Mars Colony. What was once only mentioned in science fiction can now be realised with a trip to Mars being possible! An interplanetary experience awaits you with incredible sights and mind-blowing experiences. You’ll encounter gigantic volcanoes, namely Olympus Mons, which is roughly the same size as the state of Arizona. Mars is home to the Valles Marineris system of canyons. This epic region of canyons can be seen from Earth with a telescope. Wouldn’t you want to be the one who walks this unbelievable surface of valleys and canyons?
Mars is home to unique animal species, including dragon-monkeys, chameleon-fish and rabbit-mice. While exploring the terrain found on Mars, be sure to visit the Mars Colony Mushroom Park – where the fungi kingdom reigns and visitors get to taste all kinds of delicious and nutritious mushrooms. With the help of technological advances, humans are able to imitate the vegetation found on Earth. The process is known as the bioregerative life system, you’ll see greenhouses located in the Mars Colony, this allows for food to be grown sustainably on Mars.
If you’re looking to unwind from all the exploration, locate the Star Gazer Station – you’ll get to marvel at the epic vastness of the galaxy. The Zero Gravity Chamber is another fun establishment to seek out. Here, you’ll have your mind blown as your entire body floats around endlessly.
You’ll be comfortably accommodated in the Mars Colony where you’ll find everything needed for your survival. A trip to Mars doesn’t come by everyday, so seize the opportunity and be sure to get your ticket for an out-of-this-world experience – literally!
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