“What we want is humans orbiting Mars in 2033, probably landing on Phobos, which is a moon of Mars, and the word landing is kind of an approximation because there’s so little gravity, so it’s kind of lassoing the moon of Mars, and then we want a mission to Europa, which is the moon of Jupiter, which has twice as much sea water as the Earth,” Bill Nye, the world-renowned “Science Guy” said this morning at Nick Graham’s headquarters overlooking Bryant Park. "It’s very reasonable that if you have sea water for 4 1/2 billion years, maybe there’s something alive! As I say, 100 years from now, people will know whether there was, or is, life on Mars. Well, I want to find out now.”