Yes, no children allowed for now, and we don't have any nanny's to take care of them while mommy and daddy are working.
So no kid rule will be in effect.
Before there was the "Oracle of Delphi" there was Count Vampire J. Machiavelli
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| ===================================================== Mars colony no place for children -- yet NBCNews.com Having kids on Mars would be irresponsible at this point, said Bas Lansdorp, co-founder and chief executive officer of the Netherlands-based nonprofit Mars One, which aims to land four astronauts on the Red Planet in 2023. "We are not in the business ... |
| 78000 apply for Mars One colonization scheme Frontier Post AMSTERDAM: Some 78,000 people from 120 countries have applied for a one-way trip project of settlement in the Red Planet run by the Dutch nonprofit company Mars One. The company plans to send a few willing pioneers on a one-way trip, with no chance ... |
| China Media Claim Private Mars Colony Mission Is a Scam Space.com Doubts have been growing in China about the legitimacy of Mars One, the Netherlands-based nonprofit that seeks to establish a colony on the Red Planet 10 years from now. China's People's Daily newspaper, for example, ran a story Tuesday (May 21) ... |
| Why I Decided To Become The First News Correspondent On Mars Worldcrunch The first human colony on Mars will settle in 2023. The Mars One project is led by Bas Lansdorp, a Dutch entrepreneur who, upon learning that a group of Americans were working on sending a human on a one-way mission to Mars, had epiphany and said: ... |
| A new life on the red planet People's Daily Online A private Dutch project called Mars One, endorsed by the 1999 Nobel Prize-winning physicist Gerard't Hooft, aims to take four people on a one-way trip and establish a permanent human colony on the red planet in 2023. The news has stirred enthusiasm for ... |
| Chinese Media Presents a Negative Publicity for Mars One TopNews United States Former month witnessed a company, Mars One, accepting applications from people to become the permanent human settlers on the planet Mars. More than 78,000 people replied to the applications to grab the chance of getting a one way ticket to the ... |
| Camborne astronaut wannabe Josh Harvey wants to emigrate to planetMars This is Cornwall The venture by Mars One programme has an attraction for Josh Harvey, from Camborne, who said he was willing to be sealed up in habitats, supplied with machine-made air and water and nourished by food that can only be grown on a cold, barren planet for ... |
