Race to Mars - TV movie about first human mission to Mars

Race to Mars is a two part TV movie about first human mission to Mars in 2030. The movie was made by Discovery Channel Canada in 2007. It is as scientific as it can be and covers almost all possible problems which can occur in such mission (even being too harsh if you ask my opinion). Although it is not officially stated - Race to Mars is heavily based (with modifications of course) on now canceled Constellation mission design of NASA.

Mars greenhouse by Bryan Versteeg

Picture of the Day 11/4/14 - Greenhouse in a Mars base by Bryan Versteeg. More of his concept art about agriculture on Mars here.

Astronaut working on Mars by unknown artist

Picture of the Day 10/4/14 - Can anyone point me out the author of this Mars artwork? Leave in comments...

Mars base by Georgi Petrov

Picture of the Day 8/4/14 - A Mars base by architect Georgi Petrov.

Astronauts exploring Valles Marineris by Sean Brady

Picture of the Day 7/4/14 - Exploration of Valles Marineris (2009) by Sean Brady from United Kingdom.

Mars colony by Pete Ashford

Picture of the Day 6/4/14 - A drawing "Welcome to Mars" (2010) by Pete Ashford from United Kingdom.

Terraforming Mars by Dane Spangler

Three phases for terraforming Mars by Dane Spangler's illustrations. Note the time needed (changing technologic level in illustrations) for complete terraformation of Mars. Click to view in full resolution:

Phase 1. - Red Mars:

Astronauts exploring Valles Marineris by Tiago da Silva

Picture of the Day 4/4/14 - "Valles Marineris" by Portuguese fantasy artist Tiago da Silva (Grafik). More of his work (no more Mars though) at grafik.deviantart.com

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Mars colony by Manchu

Picture of the Day 3/4/14 - A Mars colony by French sci-fi artist Manchu (Philippe Bouchet).

Astronauts exploring Noctis Labyrinthus by Pat Rawlings

Picture of the Day 2/4/14 - A classic work "in Noctis Labyrinthus" (1989) for NASA by Pat Rawlings.

Maybe it's You there climbing? ;)

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