Zubrin, Robert

Describes the research done between 1999 and 2002 by a group of scientists who replicated conditions on Mars to better understand impediments posed by the planet's climate on research and exploration.

Recounts the efforts of the Mars Society to begin the virtual exploration of Mars through a series of unique missions, using habitat modules, space suits, and next-generation exploration equipment to replicate and study the real-life challenges of exploring the Red Planet.

Presents the author's plan for reaching, exploring and settling on Mars, explaining step-by-step how existing technology can be used to send humans to Mars within ten years, and discussing how the planet's natural resources could be used to produce fuel and oxygen for sustaining life.

A play about American Revolutionary general Benedict Arnold's bravery in battle and his historic act of treason.