Mars One, the start-up that planned to colonise Mars, declared bankrupt
Mars One had plans to establish a permanent colony on Mars by 2027 - but not the kind of funding required to get there, let alone build a colony
Mars One planned to establish a permanent colony on Mars by 2027
Mars One, the start-up behind the controversial Martian colonisation project, has been declared bankrupt by a Swiss Civil Court. Mars One had two entities — a Dutch not-for-profit Mars One Foundation...
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