Mars Game

Chapter 3 is Live A new era begins. Explore Corporations and fresh gameplay. Note: Progress resets on your dashboard. But if you swapped Juna Points → Tokens, your tokens are safe. Link: download.juna.space/sn-en

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Grow Your Rank, Strengthen the Colony Colonists who show up consistently and carry out their duties with care naturally earn greater responsibility and higher standing within the colony. What Is Rank? Think of rank as a rhythm, not just a number. It reflects how regularly you engage with the game. Rank is built through commitment specifically, by completing your Daily Duty. You’ll find this on the Ship Rank tab. Once you hit Start, your colonist dedicates two focused hours to the task. After that, your rank rises. One thing to keep in mind: you can’t begin your Daily Duty while you’re out gathering resources. Plan your time wisely. Why Rank Matters Every new level reduces both the purchase cost of items in the Shop and their ongoing maintenance. At higher ranks, the profit you earn from regularly using items far outweighs what it costs to keep them running. You can focus less on saving and more on thriving. #JunaMars

Hellas Planitia is a gigantic impact basin in the southern hemisphere of Mars. It is one of the largest and deepest impact craters in the entire Solar System. Quick Facts👇 Location: Southern hemisphere of Mars Diameter: About 2,300 km (1,430 miles) Depth: Up to 7–8 km below the surrounding terrain Formation: Created by a massive asteroid impact billions of years ago Significance: Lowest major region on Mars To understand its size, if Hellas Planitia were on Earth, it would stretch across several countries. #Marsandbeyond #Mars #Spaceexploration

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For over a century, people believed Mars had canals carrying water—some even thought intelligent Martians built them. That changed in 1965 when NASA's Mariner 4 sent back the first close-up images of Mars, revealing a cold, cratered world with no canals. But the story didn't end there. Modern missions have uncovered strong evidence that ancient Mars once had rivers, lakes, and possibly even oceans. Today, scientists believe Mars was once much wetter and may have been capable of supporting life. #Mars #Space #Science #Marsandbeyond

What do you think the future of Mars will look like? #Marsandbeyond #mars #spaceexploration

The North Pole of Mars is a vast frozen region covered mainly by water ice and frozen carbon dioxide (dry ice). Key facts: - It contains one of the largest ice reserves on Mars. - During winter, carbon dioxide from the atmosphere freezes onto the pole, making the ice cap grow larger. - During summer, much of the dry ice turns back into gas, revealing the water ice underneath. - The pole is famous for its giant spiral-shaped valleys, which were carved by wind and seasonal climate changes over millions of years. - The layers of ice preserve a record of Mars' climate history, similar to how tree rings record Earth's history. - Future Mars explorers may use the ice for drinking water, oxygen production, and rocket fuel. #Marsandbeyond #mars

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-If you don't have enough space in your Cargo Hold or don't want to spend MC on a brand new Item from the Shop and pay the maintenance cost then Lease is your choice! Here one can offer any Item or a Module for a defined period of time. You can browse the offers or create your own in the Lease tab.

Electronic Chips It is the first advanced resource you will likely encounter. It is produced at the Electronics Factory. It is needed in producing some items and other modules. 1 Electronic Chip = 100 Food + 100 Metal

• Events last ~15 -17 minutes • Complete them → earn rewards • No required cargo tool? You miss out • Missed events = slower production for a while

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We’re hosting an AMA to give you full clarity on what’s coming next and how you can be part of it. What we’ll cover: • Overview of Chapter 3 • How Chapter 3 testing will work • How to qualify as a tester • What to expect during testing • Rewards & opportunities for active participants Plus… we’ll be announcing a special contest at the end of the AMA. You don’t want to miss it. Set your reminders. Show up. Ask questions. xitter.cf/i/spaces/1OxwbleaZPbJB

On Mars, regolith is the loose layer covering the surface, think of it as Martian “soil,” but not the kind you plant crops in (yet). It’s made up of: • Crushed rocks • Dust particles • Broken minerals from millions of years of impacts and weathering Unlike Earth soil, Martian regolith has: • No organic matter • No living microorganisms (as far as we know) • High iron content (this is why Mars looks red) • Fine dust that can stick to everything Why does this matter? Regolith is central to survival and exploration on Mars: • It can be used to build habitats (3D-printed structures) • It may contain frozen water beneath the surface • It’s being studied for growing food (with heavy modification) • It helps scientists study Mars’ history and climate NASA’s Perseverance Rover is actively analyzing regolith to understand if Mars ever supported life. • Martian dust storms can spread regolith across the planet • The fine particles can damage equipment and affect human health Simple way to see it: Regolith = the foundation of Mars. If humans ever live there, everything starts with it. #MarsandBeyond #Mars