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NASA really wants humans make it to Mars, and it also really wants to be the one that gets us there. In fact, NASA administrator Charles Bolden went so far as to say that “No commercial company without the support of NASA and government is going to get The engineers, scientists and astronauts at NASA are working on an endless list of fascinating experiments, projects and missions. But one target looms above all: putting a human on Mars. A manned mission to Mars remains some time off, but much of NASA's Mars One may be grabbing depicted in the 1980s. NASA also envisioned missions to Phobos, Mars' innermost moon and, according to the agency's caption, the "likely location for extraterrestrial resources." In this drawing, there is a mobile propellant Sending astronauts to the Red Planet will likely require at least three missions: one to launch the crew and the vehicle that will take them to Mars "We're going to have to rely on being able to live off the land," said James Reuther of NASA's Office UFOs and Mars have been persistent headline news topics for the past week, and with NASA chief Charles Bolden’s comment that Mars “had life at one time… may have life now,” the question arises, do the most recent seen UFOs contain life forms from Mars? Related: Why NASA and Matt Damon Love 'The Martian' The final part of the plan involves sending astronauts to orbit the Red Planet and possibly landing on one of its moons. Then comes the hardest part: landing human beings on Mars with the equipment to get .

"In the next few decades, NASA will take steps toward establishing a sustainable the mission would send astronauts to the area of space around Mars. Initially, astronauts may visit one of Mars’ moons and work in transit habitats near the planet. It’s called “NASA’s Journey to Mars: Pioneering Next Steps in Space Exploration” and I hope you’ll take a moment to give it a look, here. A Journey such as this is something that no one person, crew, or Agency can undertake alone. As I like to A rover of "monster truck" proportions zoomed toward Mars on an 8 1/2-month, 354 million-mile journey Saturday, the biggest, best equipped robot ever sent to explore another planet. NASA's six-wheeled, one-armed wonder, Curiosity, will reach Mars next One visitor to the YouTube channel shared their thoughts on the find. “I totally believe that there is proof of life on Mars on the existence of life on Mars, but there are plans in place to launch a new Mars Rover in 2020 that will be more advanced .