At Cape Canaveral, the Mars mission’s launch day arrives with global anticipation. After a successful quarantine, the crew listens to a motivational speech from Elton Mask before boarding their spacecraft. Each rocket, designated Aries 1 to Aries 10, lifts off in sequence, celebrated worldwide. Once in orbit, the lead rocket docks with a pre-positioned Hall-Effect Thruster Array, launched earlier by Chinese and Arab space agencies. The array, using magnetic coupling, integrates with the lead rocket, which then tows the other rockets in a convoy formation. The innovative propulsion system reduces travel time to Mars from eight months to one, setting the fleet on course.