A City on Mars: Can We Settle Space, Should We Settle Space, and Have We Really Thought This Through?

The dream of starting life anew on another planet is compelling, especially as challenges arise on Earth. The idea to Settle Space is gaining momentum, with rapid advancements in technology and burgeoning space businesses.

However, the practicalities of establishing a multiplanetary existence are complex. This book delves into the critical questions surrounding space settlement, exploring the feasibility of creating sustainable communities, raising families, and establishing governance beyond Earth. It examines potential conflicts and the ethical considerations involved in humanity's expansion into the cosmos.

Recognized as a New York Times Best Sellers and recipient of multiple prestigious awards, including the Hugo Award and Royal Society's Trivedi Prize, this work offers a thorough and engaging investigation. It addresses everything from the biological challenges of space reproduction to the geopolitical implications of off-world nations.

Discover the profound questions about our future as a species in A City on Mars. This essential read provides a clear-eyed perspective on whether becoming multiplanetary is a viable path forward, grounded in deep expertise and a unique sense of humor.