Our society needs solutions to many unresolved international problems. Here are eight chapters with answers to many problems to guide humanity towards progress. Changing the world through planetary engineering requires that we all build together. To halt global warming the politics of all nations need to change to prevent the beginning collapse of environmental ecosystems. Worldwide catastrophes can be fixed through science. We must plan ahead for humanity to move to Mars and other planetary bodies in our galaxy. Instead of humanity destroying itself including our planet's species, we must enact environmental solutions to halt global warming by perfecting our planetary engineering skills through terraforming earth. This book searches deep into the necessary character requirements for all mission-to-Mars candidates by first addressing what must be fixed in our modern society. The sooner we achieve sustained progress toward eliminating global pollution, the quicker we'll recruit minds adaptable to living in a Martian environment. The most stringent environmental protocols humanity can design are the homeostasis requirements for a Martian biosphere in the pyramid project.David P. Sarmiento is a master diver from the Ocean Corporation's Ultimate Diver Training (UDT) course in Houston, Texas. He has traveled across the United States while laboring in different diving operations, including underwater mining in the Bering Sea. He participated in physiological research for bioastronautics at the University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB) in Galveston, Texas. He has also received training at the Johnson Space Center to overcome physical atrophy like astronauts experience after returning to Earth. He is developing new engineering processes for utility plants to generate electrical energy and is launching a space tourism company called Universal Space Exploration. Mr. Sarmiento has diversified business endeavors from corporate banking to patents, and entertainment having a desire to eventually run for public office. He currently lives in Austin, Texas, and Los Angeles, California, where he telecommutes for business.