Life on Mars: The Martian Report

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Alan B Levan | NSU Broward Center of Innovation (Levan Center of Innovation) and Space Foundation’s, Space Commerce Institute will host Life on Mars: The Martian Report on Sunday, January 28, 2024, from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM for a fascinating glimpse into the future of space exploration and human habitation on Mars.

Life on Mars Habitat Simulation: After three days immersed in the life of Martians, working closely with NASA and space experts, six dedicated teams will have devised innovative solutions to conquer the challenges of building a human community on the red planet.

Team Presentations: Get firsthand insights from each of the six Martian teams representing experts and visionaries from various backgrounds and locations across the globe:

Habitat Operations

Health and Safety

Human Services and Recreation

Nutrition and Agriculture

Resources Development and Management

Structures and Suit Design

Expert Judging: A panel of esteemed experts will evaluate and assess the proposed solutions, determining if the programs developed by the Martian community teams have what it takes to thrive on Mars.

Celebratory Lunch: After the presentations there will be a celebratory lunch starting at 2:00 PM.

Cutting-Edge Programming, Diverse Talent Attraction, and International Collaborations: Explore how the Levan Center's pioneering programming, including the highly acclaimed LEVL5: SPACE DOCK AT NSU™ initiatives, not only propels South Florida into the global space industry spotlight but also serves as a magnet for diverse talents from across the globe. The Levan Center proudly partnered with Space Foundation on two South Florida Space Days, showcasing its commitment to global space cooperation and innovation, in collaboration with NASA and Space Florida.

Empower Their Future: LEVL5: SPACE DOCK AT NSU™, are enthusiastic about sustaining their drive for innovation and space entrepreneurship, and it relies on its supporters to make it happen! Contributions play a pivotal role in fueling their mission to ideate, incubate, and accelerate groundbreaking programs. With the grant that once sustained them no longer available, the public's support becomes the cornerstone of their ability to continue shaping the future of space innovation.

To register, please visit: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/life-on-mars-the-martian-report-tickets-790416656497