Yeah, that's kinda impossible. The extreme gravity and atmospheric pressure would crush whatever probe we try to fly into it.

It's pretty much impossible to get closer than 1,000,000 miles to the sun without being burnt to a crisp.

More like 2050-2060 is when we will have an established presence on mars.

Even if we go completely green, the earth will eventually become overpopulated and we will need to establish a presence on another planet.

We kinda need to expand towards mars as it will allow us to expand our knowledge about our solar system and provide an extra place once the earth becomes overpopulated.

There is no oxygen in the atmosphere, MOXIE simply rearranges Co2 molecules into oxygen molecules.

I highly doubt that the MOXIE would fail. NASA would maintain it very well, because it is the only thing keeping the astronauts alive.

Commercial moon flights contrary to popular belief, won't be as expensive as people think. NASA is creating the SpaceShot which flings spacecraft in the direction of the celestial body you want to go to. It will also reduce travel times tenfold.

You also wouldn't feel the weight of the suit because mars has very little gravity and an almost non-existent atmosphere