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Homo Spaciens Foundation is advocating for the development of a new 'bold' space initiative aimed at taking humanity to a New Earth, with the “dual challenge” of establishing a permanent human presence across our Solar System and beyond, and bringing a host of innovations to ensure the environmental sustainability of our cradle planet Earth. Both challenges seek a unique colossal objective, a “New Earth”, and have similar pathways to achieve it. The pursuit of such a massive space program would not only bring breakthroughs in science and technology, but also a new economy with bountiful jobs and plenty of resources.
2069: New EarthEarth is the cradle of Humankind, but one cannot remain in the cradle forever.
Konstantin E.Tsiolkovsky (1857-1935), Pioneer of Astronautics
The first phase establishes sustained human presence in Earth orbit through the development of artificial gravity, hydroponic farming, and regenerative life-support systems. Concurrently, lunar missions will test surface habitation tech, enabling a semi-permanent human foothold on the Moon.
This second phase focuses on closed-loop biosphere systems, in-situ resource utilization (ISRU), and autonomous construction to support permanent off-Earth settlements. Lunar infrastructure becomes self-sufficient, serving as a launchpad for human expeditions to Mars and beyond.
In the third phase, a fully operational human settlement is established on Mars to refine long-duration habitation technologies, adapt to planetary environments, and evaluate human health, governance, and productivity in low-gravity ecosystems—preparing for deeper interplanetary missions.
The final phase pioneers the creation of generational starships designed to reach nearby star systems. Powered by novel propulsion technologies, these arks carry humanity’s dream to extend life and civilization beyond our solar cradle—marking our next evolutionary step to becoming a cosmic species.
