By Jonathan O'Callaghan and Mark Prigg Last week Nasa announced to the world the steps they would be taking in order to land humans on the red planet. And now, in a video, they've revealed the missions, technologies and developments that will make a manned mission to Mars possible. The footage shows how current technology such as the International Space Station (ISS), in tandem with future endeavours - including visiting an asteroid - will see humans take the first steps on the fourth planet from the sun. Scroll down for video In a new video Nasa has outlined the path it intends to take in order to land humans on Mars. Proposals to send people to the red planet have been floating about for a while, but now the space agency has revealed how such an endeavour will be attempted
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Nasa has unveiled the steps they will need to take on the 'Path to Mars'
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In a new video the agency shows how new and emerging tech will be used
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They highlight the ISS as being important for testing exploration capability
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Future missions of Orion and SLS will also lead humans to the red planet
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This follows Nasa's announcement to land humans on Mars in the 2030s
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