This article first appeared in the June 2018 edition of Australian Aviation.
Humans have been curious about the possibility of Martian life for hundreds of years. Mars and Martian life infiltrates popular culture, everything from films and songs to children’s cartoons. And this almost innate fascination for the red planet has also been driven by a very public space race to land humans on Mars.
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