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National Geographic's 'Mars' a Mixed of Fact and Fiction, Attempts to be Scientifically Accurate
The new docuseries called 'Mars' by National Geographic will attempt to inject more scientifically accurate information to the show by using interviews from actual scientists and experts.
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