Mars Planet Technologies

30/04/2026

Our new logo as Italian Mars Society Chapter.

As the Italian chapter of The Mars Societyy, we represent a community of scientists, engineers, students, and space enthusiasts united by a single vision: making humanity a multi-planetary species, with Mars as our next frontier.

This new logo reflects our identity, rooted in Italian excellence and innovation, looking boldly toward the Red Planet.

Join us on this journey. Whether you're a researcher, a dreamer, or simply someone who looks up at the night sky and wonders.

Follow us to stay updated on events, research, and missions!

11/04/2026

They're HOME! Artemis 2 astronauts have splashed down safely off the coast of San Diego, wrapping up one of the most historic space missions in decades.
The Orion capsule , named Integrity, carried four brave astronauts on a journey around the Moon, breaking spaceflight records and capturing the imagination of the entire world.

As NASA put it: "From the pages of Jules Verne to a modern-day mission to the moon, a new chapter of the exploration of our celestial neighbor is complete."

And the best part? This is just the beginning. Artemis 3 will aim to land astronauts on the Moon.

The future of space exploration is here, and it's breathtaking.

10/04/2026

Here we are : Artemis crew coming back home:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m3kR2KK8TEs

This feed will provide continuous coverage of Artemis II mission activities with live commentary, beginning with tanking of the SLS (Space Launch System) roc...

07/04/2026

For the first time in over 50 years, humans have flown around the far side of the Moon , and the photos are absolutely breathtaking.

On April 6, the Artemis 2 crewm NASA astronauts Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, and Christina Koch, along with Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansenm, completed a historic lunar flyby, retracing a path last taken by Apollo 17 back in 1972.

The four spaceflyers documented their journey in incredible detail. Some of their images could help scientists better understand the Moon's geological history and evolution. Others? They exist purely to remind us how vast and beautiful our universe is.

Over half a century later, we're back and this time, we brought a camera.

06/04/2026

History is being made right now!

The Artemis 2 crew has just become the first humans to get an up-close look at the Moon in more than 50 years and the photos they're sending back are absolutely breathtaking.

A stunning new image captures both the near side of the Moon (the familiar face we see from Earth, with its distinctive dark patches) and the far side,, a view that very few humans have ever witnessed, and that the Artemis 2 crew are seeing with their own eyes for the very first time.

This is one of those moments that reminds us just how extraordinary human exploration truly is.
What do you think , are you following the Artemis 2 mission? Let us know in the comments!

ImageCredit: NASA

04/04/2026

Humanity is about to break its own record and it's been 54 years in the making.

NASA has just announced that the Artemis 2 crew will travel a maximum of 252,757 miles (406,773 km) from Earth , surpassing the all-time human distance record set by the Apollo 13 astronauts back in April 1970.
The four-person crew, Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch (all NASA astronauts) and Jeremy Hansen from the Canadian Space Agency, will make history aboard the Orion spacecraft on their journey around the Moon.

For over half a century, Apollo 13 held this record under the most dramatic of circumstances. Now, Artemis 2 is ready to push the boundaries of human exploration even further.

This is not just a milestone for NASA, it's a milestone for all of humanity.

What do you think, are you excited for the next era of space exploration? Let us know in the comments! 👇

01/04/2026

NASA'S ARTEMIS II Mission Coverage

This feed will provide continuous coverage of Artemis II mission activities with live commentary, beginning with tanking of the SLS (Space Launch System) roc...

16/03/2026

Con FKgroup - Ho appena ottenuto un riconoscimento come fan più attivo/a! 🎉

11/03/2026

Big news from JEC World 2026 in Paris!

At the FKgroup booth alongside their CEO Sergio Gori, proud to showcase the BG-Suit, https://marsplanet.org/bg-suit/ , an innovative wearable developed together with Punto Azzurro s.r.l., led by Roberto Loda.

This is a concrete example of what the SISEI Ecosystem is building: bringing together composites, advanced materials and space technology to create something truly groundbreaking.

Discover the BG-Suit: https://marsplanet.org/bg-suit/

10/03/2026

New Interview on MarsTV.live!
We're excited to share a brand new interview by Tara Bisharat with Dr. Gernot Groemer, Director of the Österreichisches Weltraum Forum / Austrian Space Forum

The OeWF is a private space research institution that regularly conducts Mars Analog Missions, bringing together scientists and institutions from all over the world to simulate life and work on Mars, right here on Earth!

With MarsTV.live, our goal is to provide a broad panorama of the key topics and personalities shaping space exploration today. Stay tuned for more inspiring conversations!

Watch the full interview here:

https://marstv.live/video-channel/interview-to-gernot-groemer-of-austrian-space-forum/

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03/03/2026

Dalle Terre Rare allo Space Mining: la grande storia delle risorse che muovono il mondo.
Hai mai sentito parlare di Neodimio, Cerio o Disprosio? Sono dentro il tuo smartphone, la tua auto elettrica, le turbine eoliche. Eppure pochissimi sanno davvero cosa sono, dove si trovano, e perché il loro controllo è al centro delle tensioni geopolitiche più calde del pianeta.
Prima di immaginare miniere su asteroidi e lune lontane... dobbiamo capire cosa succede qui, sulla Terra.

Dopo il grande successo del corso sullo Space Mining, presentiamo il suo complemento naturale:

"Le Terre Rare e i Materiali Strategici di Conflitto":
https://marscity.academy/course/le-terre-rare

Un corso per capire davvero:
-Cosa sono le Terre Rare (e perché si chiamano così)
-Dove si trovano nel mondo — e chi le controlla
-Come si identificano e si estraggono i giacimenti
-Quale ruolo giocano nella transizione energetica
-Come il riciclo e l'economia circolare stanno cambiando le regole
del gioco.

Docente: Diego Marsetti

Geologo con esperienza internazionale in Europa, Africa, America Latina e Asia. Consulente ambientale al Senato della Repubblica. Autore di pubblicazioni scientifiche. Una delle voci più autorevoli nel panorama mineralogico italiano.

🔗 Scopri il corso sulle Terre Rare:
https://marscity.academy/course/le-terre-rare
🔗 Scopri il corso sullo Space Mining:
https://marscity.academy/course/space-mining
💥 Bundle con sconto eccezionale per chi vuole entrambi:
https://marscity.academy/bundle

Perché seguire entrambi?
Il corso sulle Terre Rare ti dà le fondamenta: geologia, geochimica, geopolitica.
Il corso sullo Space Mining ti porta oltre: verso il futuro dell'approvvigionamento extra-terrestre.
Insieme, offrono una visione completa delle catene del valore strategiche del XXI secolo.
Il futuro delle risorse si studia adesso.