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50 years after Man's first incursion into the moon, Chapultepec Forest Natural History Museum opened an exhibition on Mars on Thursday.
"It seeks to reflect on what human life can be on Mars, and various scientists agree that in order to maintain human development, it is necessary to colonize planets," said Federico Alemán, NatGeo.
Inspired by the Mars series, at the Chapultepec Festival, which took place this Sunday with Fernando Delgadillo's concert at the Puerta de los Leones, the exhibition "A to Martian, a glimpse of the red planet" was opened.
Scientist Isaac Asimov published the novel A in Martian (Martian Way), which calls the exhibition, with high-resolution images of the Martian surface, made by the Mars Express expedition.
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