Per Aspera On The Web [UPDATED]

On the spectrum of stories set in space, Per Aspera is less Star Wars and more Andy Weir's The Martian. While you don't have to harvest your own waste to fertilize potatoes like Matt Damon did, this game is brutally realistic regarding the amount of planning, research and hard work which would go into terraforming Mars. Its title comes from the Latin phrase "Per aspera ad astra," which translates to "with hardship, we reach the stars." It's no accident that Per Aspera chose to use only the first part of the phrase as its title. This is a game about struggle and hardship, and it's extremely up front about that fact.

Per Aspera on the web

Ad astra per aspera is a Latin phrase meaning "through hardships to the stars." It's on our state flag and, perhaps, a feeling deeply ingrained in each of us who call Kansas home. January 29 is when we celebrate Kansas Day each year. Today commemorates our state's admission into the Union in 1861. Originally it was Native American land, then a territory created by the Kansas-Nebraska Act and finally statehood. Kansas has surely seen hardships. Perhaps it is the optimism and aspiration to rise above during tough times that makes us unique as Kansans. On this day, we salute our state and all who chose a home on the range.

Per Aspera Ad Astra Tattoo Meaning. Web hip tattoo saying per aspera ad astra, which means any of the following: Through hardships to the stars, a rough road leads to the stars or to the stars through. 041b061a72