The Mars Society is the world's largest non-profit space advocacy group dedicated to the human exploration and settlement of the planet Mars. 

Established by Dr. Robert Zubrin and others in 1998, the organization works to educate the public, the media and government of the benefits of exploring the Red Planet and establishing a permanent human presence on Mars. 

Society activities include advanced Mars analog simulations in Utah and Canada, public outreach and educational programs, chapter meetings (in the U.S. and overseas), privately-funded research, the annual University Rover Challenge and the annual International Mars Society Convention.

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James L Burk

Darrel Robertson

Shawn Plunket

Jon Clarke

Aliyah Jenkins

Sergii Iakymov

Steven Wolff

Souleymane Tiendrebeogo

Nelson Reid

Jim Hale

Jeff Rayner

Fern Decena

Robert Zubrin

Nicole Willett

Molly Gray

Kevin Sloan

Kent Nebergall

Frank Crossman

James Ehrhart

The Research and Management Team at The Mars Society orchestrates advanced Mars analog simulations, manages the Mars Desert Research Station, and oversees the University Rover Challenge. They collaborate with various chapters, engage in public outreach, and support privately-funded research to promote the human exploration and settlement of Mars.

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