Mars Base One brings together a gender-balanced team from diverse backgrounds a small world built for cooperation.
Two separate living wings, one for men and one for women, meet in shared work and social spaces privacy by design, community by purpose.
Isolation tests minds as much as machines.
That’s why Mars Base One makes mental health a core life-support system.
Counselling, mentoring, and wellbeing tracking support every crew member before, during, and after the mission what past projects treated lightly, we make central.
Crew selection welcomes driven young people from many fields.
Each receives a Mars Base Fellowship a grant for study, research, or personal growth after the mission.
This turns one year inside the dome into lasting learning and social impact.
“One year inside the dome into lasting learning and social impact.”
Safety is our first rule. Past missions showed how publicity can blur focus and strain teams. Mars Base One follows one principle: operations first, communication after.
The crew works in quiet focus. Results are shared openly once complete.
This keeps safety, transparency, and scientific integrity at the core.
“Operations first, communication after.”
A fair crew, a living experiment. With your support, Mars Base One will reveal how circular habitats can sustain life a vital step toward resilient living on Earth and beyond.
