Would you like to be part of a colony on Mars? by Miss Rios

Mars Joel Sañudo

2022-02-05 12:04:37 UTC

It's widely believed that mars is the second smallest planet in the star system and we can explore easily. I would to like visit mars, because can be a new experience and a very good development for humanity. I will go to mar and will be return and i will be famous and rich, all the thing i needed could be mine, only by travelling to mars. I can explore mars and know the species from this place. I will play a role helping Elon Musk, It is very risky but the development is satisfactory only we need the aprove of the government and we will be able to land on mars.

Mars Agus Zambón

2022-02-05 16:13:56 UTC

Since a lot of time, humans have wanted to go to Mars, the red planet.
On July 7, 2003 humans sent the first robot to Mars before Galileo had discovered it in 1610.
To this day, humans want to continue colonizing it. The second robot who accomplish to be on Mars from 2004 to 2018 MER-1 was a NASA source.
In my opinion, I don't want to be part of a colony on Mars, because since we humans have been on the planet, we are destroying the earth, and if we go to Mars apart from the trip is 6/7 moths and this is a long distance, and it's very risky.
We will destroy the planet since we are a threat for our way of living.

Mars Maria del Mar Sureda

2022-02-05 16:22:11 UTC

The colonization of Mars refers to the future possibility of being able for human beings to inhabit the planet permanently. It's widely believed that it's a desirable and maybe inevitable step in the future. A human on Mars without a spacesuit wouldn't survive more than a minute. It's proposed that colonization will begin within twenty years, there will be many accidents and many people will die.
The beginning should be a one-way journey of robots and machinery, two years later the first migrants will arrive. The objective is to create colonies capable of generating oxygen and other resources. Elon Musk, main designer at SpaceX, oversees rockets and space vehicles, and he's convinced that eventually it will be possible to send probes to Mars. Will they make it?
Honestly, I wouldn't want to be part of a colony on Mars, as I'm used to Earth and it would be hard for me to get used this planet. I'm interested in that topic, but not so much that I go live there.

MERCÈ TORRES SANTANDREU

mtorress7 — 2022-02-06 08:04:36 UTC

Humanity has been exploring Mars since 1960. In 1988 they threw Soviet probes to study this planet and its two moons. After that in 2021, there were twelve missions on it with NASA.
Sometime later, NASA returned to Mars with a new vehicle, the Rover Perseverance, to investigate if there was life long before. This has been confirmed by the machine that arrived in March 2012, Curiosity which has the part to inhabit the planet.
With this new machinery, the climate of Mars will be better known, collecting samples and paving the way for human exploration. This exploration costs about six billion dollars, and NASA estimates that in 2089 the price will be six times higher.

I would not like to contribute to Colony on Mars, because I am not excited about it, although I find it interesting.
I would most like to participate in the translation of a book, film or series.

Yuan Yang

2022-02-06 12:03:37 UTC

Nowadays, scientists are investigating how to colonize Mars, but with all the information that they have collected, they realised that it's very difficult live there because we need some special equipment, for example oxygen and water.
The zones where could be possible to live are the Equatorial Regions, the Lava Tubes and the Hellas Planitia, but inhabit there might be a risky because in Mars the soil is toxic, there are cold temperatures and there isn't enough water.

In my opinion, live on that planet would be a constant threat to humans and it 's a bad idea because it endangers our health and the low gravity may negatively affect our bones and muscles. I think if we really want to live on mars, first the scientists should investigate more and find a more advanced technology than the current one to ship there. After that, they would have to set up a high speed vehicle to arrive to Mars.

As I already mentioned, colonize Mars seems like a bad idea to me, because the society is used to living on Earth and humans had worked really hard to achieve all the accomplishments that we have had.

Laura Valiente Gamundi

2022-02-06 17:43:27 UTC

Colonizing Mars has been a very popular idea these years. A lot of scientists are researching how to live there. We have done great damage to our damage to our planet and living there could be an amazing solution.
I considered the idea of living there so I made a conclusion. I wouldn't live there because it might be a super difficult challenge to me that I'm not going to have wifi there. The communication with Earth is so bad and I need to talk with my friends. Also, I have read that at nights the temperature drops 20ºC to -80ºC and if I have to wear jackets or space suits every time, I'll feel so uncomfortable (and it wouldn't be so fashionable). But everything in. Mars isn't that bad, scientists have exposed that gravity is so low there that I'll be able to jump higher than here. Also, it could be interesting because probably the landscapes are so cool there that I could take pictures to reach more followers on Instagram.
We have to wait much more time until we can upgrade our knowledge about this project and run out to set up a colony on Mars, se we just have to stand here and wait for the government information.

Shengyong Zhu

szhu43 — 2022-02-06 17:49:46 UTC

Mars has been a long-distance planet, 220 million km, and quite similar in atmosphere and gravity. An obstacle to colonize it, are the ships that are capable of reaching Mars and returning.

SpaceX, had gone American aerospace manufacturing company based in Hawthorne, California. In 2002 Elon Musk was founded with the aim of reducing the costs of traveling to space to reach the colonization of Mars.
Much earlier, it took two rovers, Spirit and Opportunity, to have landed in two diametrically opposite areas of Mars to scan rocks for water, finding signs of an ancient sea or salt lake.

Personally, I think that we should focus first on trying to prevent the possible destruction of the blue planet. Colonizing Mars I have seen as a waste of time, since we do not have the highly developed technology and knowledge necessary for space travel, and it would also be risky.

Toni Socias Navas

2022-02-06 20:24:30 UTC

Mars is smaller than Earth, it´s only half size and her surface its rocky and have a red color because of her rust iron in the area, but it´s the attention of very investigations because just like the Earth have weather, polar ice caps, volcanoes..., also have atmosphere make with nitrogen, carbon dioxed and argon and this make a possibility to habit Mars in the future, because Earth suffers global warming and heat waves that they will make it uninhabitable. Elon Musk has inverted a lot of money in private investigations to investigate for next colonies in Mars and he propose send the first human at Mars in 2024 but NASA proposes it in 2030 and China wants to go ahead and do it in 2023. Will they make it?

Marc Salom 4e

2022-02-07 17:04:52 UTC

Elon Musk is one of the richest men in the world and a successful businessman. Currently investing money to investigate Mars, his mission is to know if Mars can be colonized.

I would not be part of a colony on Mars because it is very expensive, I do not like the landscape, it would be very hot , life on Mars is very boring, I don't like to travel by rocket because it is very dangerous, There were no cars on Mars because there is no gravity and food is very hard to get.

In conclusion I prefer to live on my planet than on Mars.

MARS Joan Nicolau

2022-02-08 18:36:15 UTC

Mars is the fourth planet of the solar system. I'ts 140 milions of miles from the Earth, so the journey will last aboout six mounths. We would go with Starship, thet is capable to refuel with H2O and CO2 of Mars.

A problem to go Mars is there isn't any gravity so our bodies wouldn't develop well. In Mars there is sunlight but it's too cold, there are -80ºC so this is a problem for cultivate plants and other things. Another problem is the atmosfer, in Mars there isn't so the radiation of the sun would cause cancer and the standard of living is three days.

In short, I would not go to Mars since there is not yet enough technology to trust it and it is also good on earth.

Mars

2022-02-09 15:27:52 UTC

Many scientists consider the colonization of space an inevitable step in the future of humanity.A Martian day is very similar to terrestrial. A solar day on Mars lasts 24 hours 39 minutes and 35,244 seconds. The surface of Mars has an area equivalent to 28.4% of the Earth, slightly less than the amount of dry land on our planet (which is 29.2% of the Earth's surface). An unprotected human would lose consciousness in about 20 seconds and could survive no more than a minute on the surface of Mars without a space suit. Terraforming Mars would require two major interrelated changes: building the atmosphere and heating it. In my opinion I think there is still a long way to go for this and perhaps they will not even do it, I think it is very complicated to achieve it, there are many difficulties and people could be scared, I do not trust much that this works

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