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Our Top 8: Surprising reports that received strong international attention in September - curated press review.

Humans on Mars: possible, or pipe dream? A live debate. On February 18, the American rover Perseverance landed on Mars. But getting humans there will be a different matter altogether. Keystone Is human exploration of Mars worth the cost and the risk? Will we ever see the first man or woman on the surface of the Red Planet? This content was published on April 7, 2021 - 12:03 April 7, 2021 - 12:03 Marc-André Miserez After some years in the regional print and broadcast media in French Switzerland, in 2000 I joined Radio Swiss International, which then became swissinfo.ch. Since then I have bee...

Humans on Mars: possible, or a pipe dream? Space missions with drones, discovery of extraterrestrial life, people on Mars. It's not science fiction, but scenarios that are becoming more and more realistic... This content was published on April 9, 2021 - 09:00 April 9, 2021 - 09:00 Mars the Red Planet, the intriguing. Mars the mysterious, the inhospitable. Mars the living and the dead. With its vermillion arc across the skies, the dry planet has fascinated humans since ancient times. Its reddish colour, caused by the iron oxide in which its rocky surface is rich, had already amazed the ancient...

Humans on Mars: possible, or pipe dream? A live debate. On February 18, the American rover Perseverance landed on Mars. But getting humans there will be a different matter altogether. Keystone Is human exploration of Mars worth the cost and the risk? Will we ever see the first man or woman on the surface of the Red Planet? This content was published on April 7, 2021 - 12:03 April 7, 2021 - 12:03 Marc-André Miserez After some years in the regional print and broadcast media in French Switzerland, in 2000 I joined Radio Swiss International, which then became swissinfo.ch. Since then I have bee...

We will never live on Mars, or anywhere else besides Earth Following a groundbreaking year for exploration of the Red Planet, University of Geneva astrophysicist Sylvia Ekström and designer Javier Nombela argue that our trips to Mars should and will remain the job of robots. This content was published on April 7, 2021 - 15:12 April 7, 2021 - 15:12 Sylvia Ekström and Javier G. Nombela See in another language: 1 Can humans handle a trip to Mars? The human body has been shaped by millions of years of evolution on Earth. It is therefore perfectly adapted to an environment subject to a certain...