Will We Land On Mars By 2025?

Alex Levy
3 min readJul 2, 2023

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Welcome to Volume 2 of the Truth Tuesday’s Newsletter, your weekly email newsletter where I bring you the most thought-provoking insights from my conversations with the world’s most brilliant minds on the Through Conversations Podcast.

Get ready to dive deep into captivating discussions that challenge your perspective and expand your understanding of the world.

The month of June will be packed with uncovering the mysteries of the universe. I had the pleasure of engaging in a captivating conversation with Daniel Sax, CEO of The Canadian Mining Space Corporation, that delved into the future of space exploration, with a particular focus on the emergence of private corporations in this exciting endeavor.

Today, I want to share with you some of the fascinating insights I gained from this discussion.

Here are the key takeaways from our conversation:

  • The Privatization of Space: Over the past decade, we have witnessed a significant shift in space exploration, with private corporations playing an increasingly prominent role. Companies like the Canadian Space Mining Corporation are venturing beyond the boundaries of Earth, driven by ambitious visions to explore celestial bodies and harness their resources for the benefit of humanity.
  • A Gateway to Mars: The Moon has become a crucial stepping stone for the future exploration and settlement of Mars. As our conversation revealed, the Moon serves as a testing ground for technologies that will be vital in preparing for the long-duration space journeys required for Martian missions. Establishing a presence on the Moon enables scientists and engineers to refine and scale technologies necessary for successful human colonization of the Red Planet.
  • Earthly Benefits: While space exploration may seem distant from our daily lives, the technologies and knowledge gained from these endeavors have tangible applications on Earth. The advancements made in areas such as sustainable resource utilization, environmental monitoring, and life support systems can be leveraged to address critical challenges faced by humanity. The exploration of space serves as a catalyst for innovation and problem-solving here on our home planet.
  • Responsibility in Space: As private corporations venture into space, a sense of responsibility and sustainability becomes paramount. Our conversation highlighted the importance of conducting space exploration in a responsible manner, with a focus on minimizing environmental impact and ensuring the long-term viability of celestial bodies. The Canadian Space Mining Corporation, among others, recognizes this responsibility and aims to set an example by operating with the utmost consideration for ethical and sustainable practices.

Quick Reflection:

It is clear that the future of space exploration is being shaped by a diverse group of visionaries, both within and outside of traditional space agencies. The emergence of private corporations in this field introduces new perspectives, innovation, and opportunities for collaboration that will undoubtedly propel humanity’s exploration of the cosmos to new heights.

Let us continue to support and encourage the exploration of space, not only for the scientific discoveries it holds but also for the profound impact it can have on our own lives and the future of our species.

PS — Get ready for a massive episode of the show by the end of June that will cover these topics in more depth!

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Stay curious and keep looking up,

Alex

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Alex Levy
Alex Levy

Written by Alex Levy

Awake. Integrate. Activate. Creator of Through Conversations Podcast at throughconversations.com

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