In the context of intergalactic and interplanetary infrastructural development, the AAA Intergalactic Investments Group offers the first independent mainstream platform that promotes various futuristic intergalactic infrastructures such as green satellites for weather observation, climate research, and telecommunications among other fascinating futuristic solutions which improve quality of people's lives in the universe.

The NASA scientists reported that beyond our Solar System, there are 3778 confirmed exoplanets: 1530 are Neptune-like, 1210 are Gas Giant, 858 Super Earth, 155 Terrestrial, 25 are unknown yet. The sun is orbited by 8 planets, at least 5 dwarf planets, tens of thousands of asteroids, and up to 3 trillion comets and icy bodies. Several missions are exploring planetary systems to answer the question of whether life beyond Earth is possible.

In July 2018, ESA reported that radar data collected by its Mars Express point to a pond of liquid water buried under layers of ice and dust in the south polar region of Mars.

Among all the planets and moons of our solar system, Earth is still the ideal place for life as we know it. Humans do not hover on earth, they stand on the ground.

NASA´s ultimate goal is to get humans to Mars by the 2030s. Short-term travel into space as with the astronauts have been possible for years. The probability that more people will visit Mars in a few decades is increasing. Besides the NASA, other international institutions are increasingly exploring the galaxies and interplanetary feasibilities.

Scientists on the U.S.-led Mars exploration mission had received the first data transmissions of information about the make-up of the red planet’s surface - partly thanks to a pair of high-tech gadgets from Germany. Two teams of German scientists developed these complex instruments which scrutinise amounts of elements in the soil. The Max Planck Institute for Chemistry in Mainz has developed an alpha particle X-ray spectrometer which “snoops” the soil and rocks and searches minerals. Japan is planning to explore the moons of Mars during the 2020s. Russia's head of state has said that Russia will launch a mission to Mars in 2019. India's Mars Orbiter Mission (MOM) completed 1,000 earth days in its orbit on June 19th, 2017 well beyond its designed mission life of six months. In September 2018, the Chinese government said it was establishing a $61 million "Mars village" in the remote Qinghai desert to serve as a hub for scientific research by simulating conditions on the planet Mars.

In the context of intergalactic and interplanetary infrastructural development, the AAA Intergalactic Investments Group offers the first independent mainstream platform that promotes various futuristic intergalactic infrastructures such as green satellites for weather observation, climate research, and telecommunications among other fascinating futuristic solutions improving quality of people's lives in the universe.