Starbase Lab 27

The gleaming white surface of the Martian Starbase science laboratory is unmarred by a single speck of dust. The room is filled with scientists in pristine white lab coats conducting experiments with precision and focus. The walls are lined with long shelves stocked full of beakers, test tubes, and other scientific equipment. Bright overhead lights illuminate the space, casting an eerie glow on everything in the room. In one corner of the lab, a group of scientists are hunched over a large glass tube filled with bright green liquid. They seem to be studying it intently, taking careful notes as they go. Nearby, another team is working at a computer station, their fingers flying across keyboard as they input data into some sort of program. It's clear that whatever work is being done here is vital to the success of Mars' colonization efforts.