Mars government – a further discussion
In this article we consider what might happen to a Martian government in the event of a critical resupply not happening or a major disaster occurring or the discovery of life.
In this article we consider what might happen to a Martian government in the event of a critical resupply not happening or a major disaster occurring or the discovery of life.
This is an article dealing with the establishment of government on Mars and posing three questions that need to be thought about before we go.
(And we can do something about it.)
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