Have you ever wondered what would happen if you were placed on Mars, 95 million kilometers far away from Earth, via a spaceship? Surprising to listen to, but it's true that in 2033, this girl will be the first human to go to Mars alone. Officially, no one was allowed to apply at NASA until the age of 19. Alyssa Carson was only 12 when NASA gave her an opportunity. At such a young age, someone gets an opportunity at NASA, you can imagine! 

At just 19 years old, Alyssa is that the only person to possess completed all seven of the space camps. Alyssa is additionally the first to complete the NASA Passport program, visiting all 14 NASA Visitor’s Centers stretching across 9 states. In January 2013, NASA invited her to get on the MER 10 panel in Washington DC to discuss future missions to Mars survive NASA TV. She was later selected joined of seven ambassadors representing Mars One, a mission to establish a person's colony on Mars in 2030. In October of 2016, Alyssa was the youngest to be accepted and graduate from the Advanced Possum Academy, officially making her certified to go to space and an astronaut trainee.

Alyssa knows that she may never return to the present earth, and a few years later, as the only lonely man, she is going to be lost beneath the blue star of Kumara, a cold, lifeless planet covered in red mirage billions of miles away. You wonder how big people’s dreams will be. This Alyssa shows us our dreams to dream big, teaches us to live. Because she is going to be the primary human to line foot on Mars, and to satisfy that dream, even knowing certain death will go to the red mirage billions of miles away. Where she will be alone, there'll be no minimum water for her food and thereon planet.

Whatever she takes with her will be her only means of survival. Maybe one-day the name will be in the pages of history Alyssa, but how many people take such an adventure even knowing the cert. quite anything, Alyssa is driven by an insatiable desire to live life to the fullest; to interrupt through the ceiling of possibility and make a positive and lasting impact on the Earth.

“Always follow your dream and don’t let anyone take it from you.” — Alyssa Carson