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'''Mars One''' <ref>[http://mars-one.com Mars One - The official website]</ref> is the first project to colonize the red planet with a precise planning. Intended as a [[manned one-way mission]], the settlers will stay on Mars indefinitely. Started as a [[semi-autonomous colony]], the plan involves sending [[equipment for autonomous growth|enough equipment]] for the colony to become eventually [[independence from Earth|independent from Earth]].
 
'''Mars One''' <ref>[http://mars-one.com Mars One - The official website]</ref> is the first project to colonize the red planet with a precise planning. Intended as a [[manned one-way mission]], the settlers will stay on Mars indefinitely. Started as a [[semi-autonomous colony]], the plan involves sending [[equipment for autonomous growth|enough equipment]] for the colony to become eventually [[independence from Earth|independent from Earth]].
  
The initial technology for [[food]] and [[oxygen]] production will be sent before the arrival of the [[human|settlers]]. Must of the life support technology will be similar to that one on the [[ISS]]. The [[colony]] will be powered by [[photovoltaics|solar panels]]. Food will be grown in LED-lit [[greenhouse]]s with [[hydroponics]].
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The initial technology for [[food]] and [[oxygen]] production will be sent before the arrival of the [[human|settlers]]. Most of the life support technology will be similar to that one on the [[ISS]]. The [[colony]] will be powered by [[photovoltaics|solar panels]]. Food will be grown in LED-lit [[greenhouse]]s with [[hydroponics]].
  
 
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Mars One [1] is the first project to colonize the red planet with a precise planning. Intended as a manned one-way mission, the settlers will stay on Mars indefinitely. Started as a semi-autonomous colony, the plan involves sending enough equipment for the colony to become eventually independent from Earth.

The initial technology for food and oxygen production will be sent before the arrival of the settlers. Most of the life support technology will be similar to that one on the ISS. The colony will be powered by solar panels. Food will be grown in LED-lit greenhouses with hydroponics.

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External Links

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www.space.com: Tons of details about Mars One