February 18, 2015

Meet the Brave 33 American Pioneers ready to Die discovering the ONE-WAY trip to Mars Planet

One hundred brave souls from around the globe are now vying for a one-way ticket to Mars, knowing they will never return from the Red Planet.   
 
The Dutch-based Mars One project - which aims to send people to live on the faraway planet - has whittled down its shortlist of candidates from more than 200,000 to just 50 men and 50 women, a third of them Americans from all walks of life between the ages of 19 and 60, including married people with children. See their names after cut..


They are: (top row from left) Cody Reeder , Peter Degen-Portnoy, George W. Hatcher, Peter Felgentreff, Kay Radzik Warren, Christopher Patil, (second row, from left) Dan Carey, Cassandra Morphy, Matthew Kliebert, Carl LeCompte, Dr Elena Shateni, Benjamin Alan McLain; (third row, from left) Laura Smith-Velazquez, Oscar Mathews, Laurel Kaye, Sue Ann Pien, Sara Director, Shirelle Erin Webb; (fourth row, from left) Andrew Tunks, Carmen Paul, Kenya Armbrister, Yari Rodriguez, Andrea Stancin, Maggie Duckworth; (fifth row, from left) Kristin Richmond, Ethan Dederick, Michael McDonnell, Yvonne Young, Sonia Van Meter, Mead McCormick.

Read people and their few reasons for brave adventure:  


Ryan Macdonald (left) a physics student at Oxford University said: 'The most important thing to do in life is to leave a legacy. A lot of people do that by having a child...for me this would be my legacy.' Claire Weedon (right) is the only Briton who doesn’t work in science and is a self-confessed adrenaline junkie.

Data analyst Yari Rodriguez, 27, said that going to Mars on a one-way ticket is like donating her body to science  

Source: UK Daily Mail

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