When humans will be landing on Mars?

Humans could land on Mars **sometime in the 2030s or later**, but there is **no confirmed date**. No person has yet traveled beyond the Moon’s vicinity, and a crewed Mars mission would require major advances in spacecraft, life support, landing systems, and safe return.

A likely mission would work roughly like this:

- An uncrewed mission would first deliver supplies and equipment to Mars.
- A crew would travel there in a spacecraft, taking about **six to nine months** each way with current mission concepts.
- Astronauts would live and work on Mars, then launch from its surface and return to Earth. Depending on the route, the full mission could last **around two to three years**.

The main challenges include protecting astronauts from radiation, providing air, water, food, and power for a long time, landing a heavy spacecraft safely, and ensuring the crew can get back to Earth. So, **yes, a human landing is considered possible**, but the schedule depends on solving these challenges and funding the missions.