Martian Hub – Mars Housing Colony Design Challenge

Extra-terrestrial dreams
The Universe is a never-ending mystery that is expanding even today. It is an expanse of space that contains every element that is in existence. It contains countless galaxies, stars, and planets that are yet to be discovered by humankind. We reside in the Milky Way Galaxy, of which the Sun is a star whose orbit is followed by our solar planets. Earth is the only planet that is known to inhabit any form of life. But for the longest time, humankind has tried to find out if any other planet in our solar system is capable of hosting lifeforms. Several missions have been conducted to explore this possibility.Space colonization has always been on the agenda for nations, and the need to establish humans as a multi-planetary species is on an urgent mode. But the harsh conditions of space are difficult to adjust to.
The physical toll of living in low-gravity space and the psychological toll of confinement and isolation from Earth is severe.
Are we ready to inhabit a new planet?
Short Description
The challenge of the competition is to conceptualize a design for a modular housing colony to be built on the planet Mars.
Organizer
NI
Link to Competition
Link to Registration form
Prizes
Winner 6000$
Runner – Up – 1400$
x 6People’s Choice – 600$
x 4Honorable Mention – 600$ x 12
Type of Competition
Open to the public/Minimum requirements (Open to anyone that complies with the requirements), Single stage (Winners selected immediately)
Who can Participate
The minimum eligible age for participation is 18 years.The competitions are open worldwide for designers from any discipline.You can participate as an individual or as a team of a maximum of 4 members.All students and professionals can participate in the competitions.
Dates and Time Frame
Registration Closes January 10, 2022
Deadline to Submit Project January 11, 2022
Winners announcement Date March 10, 2022
Languages
English
Location of Competition
International
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