Starbase Lab 16

The laboratory was a hive of activity. Scientists in white lab coats hurried to and fro, conducting experiments and taking measurements. The room was luminous, bright, and clean – a stark contrast to the rest of the Martian Starbase. In one corner of the room, a team of scientists were gathered around a table discussing their findings. In another corner, someone had set up an elaborate array of equipment that appeared to be monitoring something very closely indeed. And in yet another corner, two scientists were deep in conversation over some papers covered in complex equations. The atmosphere was electric with excitement – everyone knew that they were on the brink of discoveries that could change everything about our understanding of Mars and its potential for habitation by humans.