How China Will Beat SpaceX and NASA To Mars!

Could China be the first to reach mars and establish a mars colony before NASA and SpaceX? We're exploring China's plan to reach Mars and whether or not it's actually possible that they could be the first Martian colony!

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[TheSpaceRaceYT]

It might sound crazy but China has been making some major progress in the field of space exploration, so could they possibly beat out NASA and SpaceX and establish a base on Mars first? Let us know what you think below!

[TheJaredtheJaredlong]

The US had a multi-decades head start to invest into manned space exploration and chose not to. If they were worried about maintaining their leading role then maybe the should have been focusing more on leading. I reserve zero pity for them if China manages to pull off a manned Mars mission.

[GreenPartyHat]

I wish China would announce a Mars mission.... just to force NASA to do so as well.

[keagaming]

I hope this sparks another space race, the USA and China competing to see who can get to Mars the fastest. NASA seems to be going at a slower and slower pace (with things only picking up in the last few years) as the decades go by, so this could help speed up progress again. I want to see this competition with China motivate the USA and China to colonize Mars, it would be interesting to see another colonial era but this time no native people will be killed in the process. China trying to get Martian samples before the USA could make this happen, and I hope it does.

[davidT.C]

It does not matter if China or US goes first it is all for the advancement for all mankind.

[willtaylor]

I just don’t think space races mean as much as they used to. I just want humanity to make it there, I don’t care who plants which flag.

[johannesdolch]

"Much faster than NASA" ... I could probably build something in my garage and beat Nasa to Mars.

[phoule]

as long as someone goes there before the shit hits the fan

[ddnguyen]

Make a moon base, build a long haul Mars fleet from the moon, using the water from the moon as shielding so you don't have to lift it from Earth. Only lift from Earth what you can't mine from the Moon and then colonize Mars, that seems like the most sensible route unless your on a deadline or something.

[TheTeslaSpace]

I just want to know when Gigafactory Mars is going to be built..

[zomgneedaname]

If you've been to both China and the USA today, I'm pretty confident you'd put all your money on China getting there first.

[mattc]

A colony on Mars is super dumb without first having a colony on the moon for a decade+. Most likely the first colony to Mars is just going to die. Better to gain some experience on the moon first.

[cjmixmaster]

My money is actually on China. They don't have as much in the way of them pushing forward towards the goal. We have so much infighting in the way that the goal will change 3 times before we ever even make it.

[alal]

It wouldn’t surprise me. I can’t wait for the day when we put aside our differences and find a way to work together as a human race

[water_feind]

Humanity has already been to mars... We were forced to leave and colonize Earth.

[moonsorrow]

HOORAY FOR MY ANCESTRAL HOMELAND…LONG LIVE CHINA 🇨🇳 LONG LIVE THE DRAGON 🐉….

[nguyenquangminh]

I think you're misunderstanding China's space program. Although it has made great progress and all, but its primary objective is a lunar base, NOT a martian mission.

[dumitrulangham]

This is why we need a
News space race

[whatthef]

When NASA landed a their first rover on Mars in 1997, the sample return mission was seen as the next logical step and NASA was predicting a 2005 Mars sample return. It's good to see China planning a sample return soon after their first Mars rover.

[McClarinJ]

As soon as in-orbit refueling, reentry, and Mechazilla catches are worked out I expect Musk to plan a one-way Mars cargo trip at the next close-approach window. That could be simultaneous or nearly so with the first cargo mission to the moon's surface. Why would he delay a trip at that point?