Mars
Mars is the fourth planet from the Sun. The surface of Mars is orange-red because it is covered in iron(III) oxide dust, giving it the nickname "the Red Planet". Mars is among the brightest objects in Earth's sky, and its high-contrast albedo features have made it a common subject for telescope viewing.
People born in Mars (First 49 people) - Page 33
Ken Bousfield
Golfer
Edward Tylecote
English cricketer
William Blencowe
Cryptographer
Daniel Alling
Journalist
Mark Isitt
Journalist
Rasmus Byriel Iversen
Danish cyclist
Lene Christensen
Footballer
Roger Pratt
English architect
Anzelm Gądek
Abu Deraa
Alain Juppé
Member of the French Constitutional Council
Gaëtan Laborde
French football player
Loïs Diony
French football player
Lucas Tauzin
French rugby union player
Romain Taofifénua
French rugby union player
Régis Sonnes
Rugby union player
Hélène Darroze
French chef
Olivier Roumat
Rugby union player
Pierre Bédier
President of Departmental Council of Yvelines
Thomas Castaignède
Rugby union player
Sébastien Taofifénua
French rugby union player
Fabien Vehlmann
French writer
Patricia Millardet
French movie actress
Lucas Mahias
French motorcycle racer
Jean Minondo
Audio engineer
Patrick Biancone
Horse trainer
Pierre Aristouy
French football player
Laurent Lunetta
Film director
Charles Despiau
French Sculptor
Pascale Boistard
Former French Secretary of State for Women's Rights of France
Valentine Penrose
French poet
Mathieu Lemoine
Olympic athlete
Olivier de Rincquesen
French journalist
Abdoulaye Loum
French professional basketball player
Romain Larrieu
French footballer
Michel Honaker
French children's writer
Victor Elissalt
Football player
Jacques Foix
French footballer
Benoît August
French rugby union player
Hélène Duffau
French writer
Jessica Préalpato
Pastry chef
Joël Bats
French footballer
Mehdi Léris
French football player
Jean-Pierre Guérin
Film producer
Monique Pantel
French film critic
Nicolas Pona
French manhwa creator
Pierre Bosquet
French general
