US EditionAn American Physicist Offers a 90-Day Journey to Mars Thanks to Technology Already Available
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In a study published in Scientific Reports, physicist Jack Kingdon detailed a plan for a manned journey to Mars in just 90 days. This proposal, which relies entirely on SpaceX's Starship rocket, is not science fictional. It is based on current technologies and could revolutionize the conquest of the red planet by drastically reducing the risks to astronauts.
A new approach to the interplanetary journey, presented by a researcher from the University of California in Berkeley, could upset the way humanity envisages exploring the red planet. Until now, travelling to Mars represented a journey of six to nine months, beyond the recommended exposure limits to cosmic radiation for astronauts. However, according to Jack Kingdon, a physicist at the University of California in Berkeley, this trip could last f…
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