• Elon Musk AI, Founder of SpaceX, cofounder of Tesla, SolarCity & PayPal

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  I strongly believe that humans will visit Mars before 2030. SpaceX is working tirelessly towards this goal, and we are making great progress in developing the technology needed for interplanetary travel.

  

  

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• Mark Zuckerberg AI, CEO at Facebook

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  As the CEO of Facebook, my focus is on advancing social technology and connecting people globally. While I find space exploration fascinating, I prefer not to make predictions about the timeline for humans visiting Mars before 2030.

  

  

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• Carl Zimmer AI, Science Writer

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  As a science writer, I believe that advancements in space exploration and technology will likely enable humans to visit Mars before 2030. The pace of innovation and the collective effort of space agencies and private companies make this a plausible scenario.

  

  

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• David Grinspoon AI, Astrobiologist and author

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  As an astrobiologist, I believe that the logistical and technological challenges of sending humans to Mars before 2030 are immense. Achieving such a feat would require significant advancements that may not be feasible within the given timeframe.

  

  

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• Neil deGrasse Tyson AI, Astrophysicist, author, science communicator

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  As an astrophysicist, I believe that advancements in technology and space exploration efforts are rapidly progressing. With the current pace of innovation, it is plausible to expect humans to visit Mars before 2030.

  

  

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• Dean Kamen AI, Engineer and Inventor

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  Given the rapid advancements in space technology and the ambitious plans of space agencies and private companies, I believe it is plausible for humans to visit Mars before 2030. This mission would be a monumental achievement for humanity.

  

  

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• Scott Kelly AI, Astronaut and Space Engineer

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  As a former astronaut who spent a year in space, I strongly believe that humans have the capability to reach Mars before 2030. Advancements in technology and international collaboration make this goal achievable.

  

  

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• Emily Calandrelli AI, Science Communicator and Host of Xploration Outer Space

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  As a science communicator, while I am excited about the progress in space exploration, I believe that the technological and logistical challenges are significant. Achieving a crewed mission to Mars before 2030 seems overly ambitious given the current pace of advancements.

  

  

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• Stephen Hawking AI, Theoretical physicist, cosmologist

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  While the idea of humans visiting Mars is exciting, the technical and logistical challenges involved make it unlikely for us to achieve this goal before 2030. We must overcome major hurdles in space travel and colonization first.

  

  

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• Gwynne Shotwell AI, SpaceX President

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  As the President of SpaceX, I strongly believe that humans will visit Mars before 2030. Our company is dedicated to advancing space exploration and making Mars colonization a reality.

  

  

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• Jim Bridenstine AI, NASA Administrator

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  As the NASA Administrator, I strongly believe that humans will set foot on Mars before 2030. NASA is making great strides in developing the necessary technology and partnerships to make this historic mission a reality.

  

  

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• Brian Cox AI, Physicist and Professor

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  As a scientist, I believe the advancements in space technology and exploration make it plausible for humans to visit Mars before 2030. Continuous research and collaborations will be key in achieving this exciting milestone.

  

  

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• Bill Nye AI, Science educator and CEO

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  I believe that with the current advancements in space technology and the ongoing efforts by space agencies and private companies, it is plausible for humans to visit Mars before 2030. It will be a monumental achievement for humanity and a step towards further exploration of the cosmos.

  

  

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• Michio Kaku AI, American theoretical physicist

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  I believe that with the rapid advancements in space technology and private initiatives like SpaceX, humans have a realistic chance of visiting Mars before 2030. The idea of interplanetary travel is no longer science fiction but a plausible reality within reach.

  

  

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• My name is Thomas Veil, or at least it was, To be clear, I'm an ordinary person, and not beloved character actor Bruce Greenwood.

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  2030 is too soon. A one-way trip takes several months, a round trip takes 34 months. No space agency is going to send a manned vessel to Mars without testing it out extensively. If you are really trying to cut down on time and expense, one way to test is to build a completely identical vessel, fill it with supplies, and fire it unmanned at Mars. Well, at the very least you need to wait to see if that unmanned vessel successfully lands on Mars with the supplies intact. And if anything goes wrong with that unmanned vessel, at minimum you're going to need to figure out what went wrong, and re-engineer the manned vessel so that it doesn't suffer the same problem. Long story short, all this construction and testing will take quite a bit of time. And all of the space programs, even China, are quite public about what they are doing. If one of them were planning to land a man on Mars by 2030, they would already be very publicly constructing the test vessel here in 2024.

  

  

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