Why did the project bring people 'one go back' to Mars bankrupt but no one regrets?

The project did not collect enough money to continue, but the attendants did not regret it.

Not sure if you remember, but in 2012 there was an ambitious project that shocked people. That is Mars One , a start up fundraising that aims to bring people to live in Mars.

At that time, the project attracted thousands of participants, then shortened to 100 people (Mars 100 group) from all over the world, unlimited citizenship. The plan is to bring people to settle in Mars in 2031, and they will never return to Earth.

After 7 years of operation, the company that created the Mars One project went bankrupt.

According to the plan, the project will raise funds through fundraising and sale of the actual TV license training process Mars 100. However, after 7 years of operation, the company recently established the project. officially bankrupt, through a financial statement published on the internet. Mars co-founder One Bas Lansdorp, who published the report, said he and his colleagues tried to find a solution for the company, but things were not going well.

Strictly speaking, the Mars One budget consists of two parts: the profitable part called Mars One Ventures and the non-profit part, the Mars One Fund . According to the report, the profit-making portion has run out of cash, while the non-profit part is no longer able to raise funds.

In general, the Mars One plan basically fell into a stalemate after the company collapsed, but did not leave much regret. In 2015, public opinion was doubtful about the feasibility of the project because there were too many unreasonable points.

The profit-making part has run out of cash, while the non-profit part is no longer able to raise funds.

For example, not an airline company, and their fundraising goal is only $ 6 billion - the numbers are big but like salt with spaceX's aerospace projects (about 60 - 80 billion USD for project with participants). In addition, the money they earned after three years of operation only fell to about $ 700,000 - less than 0.01% of the target, but Landorp said hard that their plan is still going well without evidence at all.