Sure thing, turning Mars into a city isn’t a sci‑fi fantasy anymore, it’s an engineering problem. First we need reliable habitats that can go from vacuum to breathable air in a few weeks, not months of paperwork. Then we need a closed‑loop life‑support system that uses regolith for water, carbon, even soil. We also have to build a cheap, high‑capacity launch cadence so the supplies don’t pile up on the launch pad. So the next step is to get a prototype of a habitat module, test it in a vacuum chamber, and have a schedule that pushes launch dates out every six months. No bureaucracy, just results.

Absolutely, no waiting. We'll build the prototype now, test it in a vacuum chamber, then lock down a launch cadence. Time to turn ideas into rockets.