Apparently ‘Planet Calleja’ (Four) fell short and Jesus Calleja He pinned his hope on Mars. He just launched the first episode of ‘Mission Mars’, which takes two famous creatures to a cave in Cantabria: television presenter and youtuber Ines Hernand and actor Felix Gomez. Dressed as astronauts, they will spend several days in an underground module that recreates the same conditions they would have if they were on a Mars base.
Watched by Lane We saw the first day from the outside. The Mars cabin is a bit reminiscent of Guadalix’s cage in the ‘Big Brother rat machine’. They also play tricks on two selected people. They break their air conditioner and he tells them: lane, via public address system: “If you don’t know how to fix it, you’ll die of hypothermia in 20 minutes!” He also includes a preview of the next episode, telling them that the oxygen reserves are almost depleted, the rescue ship has broken down, and the new ship won’t arrive for two years! Ahh!
These are touches of harmless fun. It’s pretty ridiculous. Even your own Ines HernandAt one point he exclaims with a great sense of humor: “I hope future female astronauts have a ‘more satisfying’ journey to Mars and the Moon.” Personally, I was more interested in his speech than this humorous exercise about the ‘Martian rat machine’. Lane with counselor Bernard Foing, Astrophysicist at the European Space Agency. Lane I asked her: “Why do we have to go to the Moon and Mars?”. The astrophysicist tried to convince us: “It will be a new economy that will benefit all citizens.” And he finished: “This will be the rebirth of a new civilization.” Ah! It’s touching, but everything points to the opposite.
A few months ago in September our colleague Leticia Blanco Here at El Periódico de Catalunya, he talked to us about the Prensa Ibérica group and the book. Douglas Rushkoff ‘Survival of the richest’. This article describes how a very small elite of billionaires think the Earth is running out. And they are looking for another extraterrestrial paradise where they can continue to live so richly sheltered. It seems so Jeff Bezos, Richard Branson And Elon Musk These lines. It’s a barbaric job. The sad thing here is that the billionaires who want to escape are the very people who are currently destroying the planet they want to leave.