Happy Thursday!
We’re past Ground Hog Day, but I guess we’ll have a bit more Winter. Here in Chicagoland we’re out of the sub-freezing days—at least for a while.
Continuing the blog series on topics related to the hoped-for human settlement of Mars [Mars Beckons – 9 Big Things to Get Right.], this month we’re tackling raw materials and natural resources. You might think Mars is a cold, red rock millions of miles away. But the continuing study of The Red Planet has shown there are resources that can be used by a future human outpost. Check it out (include a couple of interesting videos) at: We Have a Place to Live. What Now?
February also sees Season 5 of The Tharsis Plateau as I take part in Writer’s Digest’s February Flash Fiction Challenge. I’ll post weeks one and two after Valentines Day, and the final two weeks the first week in March.
If you’d like to re-visit seasons 1 through 4, you can find them here. For those who prefer hard copies, there is a downloadable PDF you can print.
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