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This is Hotel Mars Episode n. I'm John Bacher with David Livingston, Doctor Space, of

the Space Show, also of Hotel Mars and we're visiting with Michael Hecht, who is a genuine

leader to Hotel Mars. Hotel Mars is a construction in my imagination. I do not believe I'll reach

the planet Mars. I'm not certain. I'll see man and woman reach the planet Mars.

But oxygen is the hook that we have. And Michael, as the principal investigator on the

experiment, Moxie, that is on board Perseverance right now and Jezero Crater, has given

us to understand that making oxygen is something that's imaginable. The chemistry is

very straightforward. You need power to do it and you need scale to provide for human

beings. However, Michael, I come to you on this puzzle. You have an unlimited budget now.

And the question of producing oxygen for a four or six person mission is a challenge

that's frontier thinking. You know, first you have to get there and see how you can

survive, not on the surface, probably under the surface. What I'm imagining is a Mars

colony that uses lava tubes because they're hollowed out underneath that would protect

you from the dangers of the surface of Mars because the very thin atmosphere doesn't

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