[WATCH] 2022 Humans To Mars Summit: Livestream, Attending Speakers, and Other Details

The Humans To Mars Summit 2022 is about to happen. This new event will last for three days, from May 17 until 19.

Attending speakers will discuss different topics related to the Red Planet, such as commercial spaceflights, science missions, etc.

Space professionals and other experts from the space industry and NASA, and international entities will be there during the three-day conference.

The Humans To Mars Summit 2022 (H2M) is hosted by Explore Mars Inc., an agency that has already managed similar events, such as Mars Affordability Initiative and Why Mars workshops.

[WATCH] 2022 Humans To Mars Summit

According to Space.Com's latest report, Explore Mars Inc.'s H2M will physically occur at George Washington University.

But, people who can't go to the official venue can still listen to the attending speakers. You can either click this link or visit Explore Mars' official Eventbrite website if you are interested.

Of course, registering will not be free. If you want to watch all the events, you must pay up to $360. On the other hand, for those planning to visit the actual venue, here are some things you need to remember:

• Always wear masks indoors.
• Bring your proof of vaccination and booster doses.
• You can also provide a negative COVID-19 test result within 24 hours of the event.

H2H Speakers and Topics

Explore Mars provided the list of speakers that will be attending the Humans To Mars Summit. Here are some of them:

• Bill Nelson (NASA Administrator)
• Sian Proctor (Inspiration4)
• Jim Broyan (NASA)
• David Burks (Boeing)
• Tim Chichan (Lockheed Martin Co.)

Aside from them, there are also other attending professionals that you should look forward to. To know more about them, you can visit this link.

On the other hand, here are some of the topics you can learn from H2M:

• WILL HUMANS BE ON THE SURFACE OF THE MOON BY THE MID-2020S AND TRAVEL TO MARS BY THE MID-2030S?
• THE WORLD GOES TO MARS: INTERNATIONAL SCIENCE MISSIONS
• INTERNATIONAL SPACE RELATIONS: SPACE DIPLOMACY AND SECURITY IN CHALLENGING TIMES
• MARS, INNOVATION, AND SUSTAINABILITY
• DESIGNING LIVABLE SPACE ON MARS

Meanwhile, NASA Ingenuity captured a ridgeline near an ancient River.

Recently, the NASA Perseverance Rover filmed a stunning video of the Mars solar eclipse.

For more news updates about Mars and other space topics, always keep your tabs open here at TechTimes.

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Written by: Griffin Davis