What If You Were the Lightest Human on Mars?

Sol 760. A relief ship is falling blind through a planet-wide dust storm, and the only thing that can guide it down is a beacon at the top of a 40-foot mast — buried in grit. You are the lightest human who has ever stood on Mars, and tonight the wind is trying to lift you off the planet. Part 3 of the series: bones that thin in weak gravity, poisoned soil, snow that never lands, two taps that mean "still here" — and the hardest choice of your life: your air, or their landing? The science is real: ISS bone loss, Phoenix (2008), Curiosity's photo of Earth (2014), Mars-500 (2010) and the 2018 storm that ended Opportunity. #WhatIf #Mars #Stickman Subscribe so you're here when the next one begins.