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Welcome to the future. This timeline is amazing! The global hyperloop network is finally complete. The bioengineered glow-in-the-dark Redwood Forest in the Sahara is a vacation paradise. And best of all, we have colonies throughout the Solar System. One thing that might surprise you about the future is that everyone still uses SQL. I didnt see that coming. So to prepare you for the future, we now explore an essential part of SQL: Joins. The database we will be using to learn about joins has 5 Tables: martian, base, visitor, inventory, and supply. The Martian table is a list of all people living on the Red Planet. After all, if you are living on Mars, you are no longer an Earthling - youre a Martian! The base table holds information on all the different habitats on Planet #4. In addition to serving as a stopover for people visiting the outer planets, Mars is now a tourist destination. Every visitor to Mars is tracked in the visitor table. The inventory table keeps track of the