Two side-view rockets race from Earth toward Mars. Astronauts carry no thrust of their own: the first row grips the hull and every outer row grips the astronaut ahead, so each crew hangs off its rocket as one chain.

MARS//RACE MISSION 001
MISSION TIME 000:00:00:00
LIVE
A
ROCKET ANOMINAL
CREW 0 0 MOVING THE ROCKET
VELOCITY 0 km/h
CURRENT LEADER – no data AWAITING TELEMETRY
B
ROCKET BNOMINAL
CREW 0 0 MOVING THE ROCKET
VELOCITY 0 km/h
ONE WILL REACH MARS. ONE WILL CRASH.

WHICH ONE? UNKNOWN.

NO REGISTRATION REQUIRED CHOOSE YOUR ROCKET

Every real astronaut increases their team's velocity.

OR
CREW PROPULSION
0 ASTRONAUTS HOLDING ON
HOLD NETWORK
SNAPSHOT #0
YOUR ASTRONAUT UNASSIGNED
AWAITING LAUNCH CLEARANCE

Board a rocket to receive your permanent mission number and Early Crew status.

ALLIANCE SIGNAL GLOBAL
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NO ALLIANCE YET Arrive through an invite link to join one.
SUPPLY STORE —

Boarding is free and always will be. A suit changes how your astronaut looks on the hull — never how fast the rocket goes.

EARTH DEPARTURE AUTHORITY

CHOOSE YOUR ROCKET

This decision is permanent for Mission 001. Both rockets begin equal. The crew makes the difference.

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EARTH DEPARTURE AUTHORITY

YOU ARE ABOARD

#000000 ROCKET A

NOBODY HAS RUN THIS BEFORE

Two rockets left Earth equal. Which one reaches Mars is written nowhere — not in our code either. It is the first crossing decided by the people on the hull instead of the engine, and you are one of them.

EARTH DEPARTURE AUTHORITY

SIGN IN

Your access key is the two halves of your mission key, written K7P4:X921.

One astronaut per device · Free forever
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