I agree with “Mars, Our Future on the red Planet” by Leonard David that sooner or later, a human being will leave the first footprint on Mars. This first footprint may merely be for the purpose of science, or it may be the establishment of a settlement for colonists. Elon Musk, a billionaire entrepreneur and founder of SpaceX has already made detailed plans for putting humans on Mars around 2025. He plans to build a gigantic shuttle capable of carrying hundreds of people at a time, stick it on top of a booster that is even more powerful than the Saturn rockets and launch it. The core stage would decouple and land vertically back at launch pad 39A in Cape Canaveral, Florida and the shuttle would unfurl its solar panels and glide millions of miles across the solar system. After nine months, the shuttle would hit the top of the Martian atmosphere at around Mach 23, in other words, 23 times the speed of sound, and land vertically with its three center raptor …show more content…
Either they could live in underground caverns carved out by lava hundreds of millions of years in the past, or they could terraform Mars, or in other words, alter the environment so we humans can safely roam about without needing a pressurized space suit for oxygen or the fear of being bombarded by harsh ultraviolet radiation. To do this, they would first need to crash an asteroid into Mars, preferably the North or South pole, thus warming Mars up a bit and thickening the atmosphere. Then they would need to transport massive amounts of plants and water to Mars, a process that would take several hundreds of thousands of years. But by doing this, you would allow billions of people to settle on the Red Planet, creating more room back on Earth and fixing the problem of overpopulation for probably several centuries. Mars could also be a new tourist destination for people who always wanted to go there for
Elon Musk, NASA, and Nikola Tesla have all incorporated the first steps into the plans for colonizing Mars. Nikola Tesla let out his ideas to colonize mars and now Elon Musk and NASA are currently in the lead of many in the race to colonize this planet. There are ideas to colonize other planets but Mars and the moon are closest to our accomplishments. In 2011 a project was launched known as Mars One. The founders of this project, Bas Lansdorp and Arno Wielders, launched an official idea to send one hundred people to mars for a permanent vacation by the year 2020. Sarah Cruddas from the CNN website says, “The journey itself is expected to take around seven months and recent MIT studies found that, should explorers succeed in landing, using current technology they would likely survive only 68 days.” Crudas goes on explaining how the volunteers are ready to take on any risks for scientific purposes. Mars One is requiring the winning applicants years of training and isolation before being able to set foot on a spaceship that takes them to mars. Later in Febuary 27, of the year 2013 another idea based around moving to mars was proposed by Dennis Tito known as “Inspiration Mars.” The initial plan for “Inspiration Mars” was to send a couple into Mars. They require large funds that were never met and Inspiration mars was called off. The founders of project one had a backup plan known as “Plan B” which
Why, you ask? Earth’s resources are running out and we will run out of space on Earth, eventually. Even the famous scientist, Stephen Hawking says,” if we want our species to survive, we need to colonize other planets, because we are going to run out of space and resources here on earth.” And by the time that people say,”let’s go to Mars now…”, it will be too late. Either the space programs doesn’t have enough
Mars is a planet that is 35 million miles away from us, yet it is one of the closest neighbors we have. From 8 years old kids to scientists who are 80, all dreamed of being on Mars. Even if the manned Mars mission would not be a reality until late 2020s, thousands of hardworking individuals are chasing their dreams. The Martian is a science fiction novel written by Andy Weir that focuses on the survival of astronaut, Mark Watney on Mars. Watney was one of the 6 astronauts on Eris 3 program; unfortunately Watney was left stranded on Mars during an emergency evacuation.
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...egular people, believing that if someone was to go to Mars they might have been able to survive A variety of organic compounds present may mean a life is probable. Also, if the trip to Mars in 2023 turns out to be a positive one, then it will prove to everyone that in the future more and more people will move to this other planet. A lot of people will find it unnecessary to stay on Earth if they can start a new life somewhere else in the galaxy. Even though the trip will have America paying billions and billions of dollars, it truly is worth it. A life on Mars could mean living to an older age and being healthier. The point of going to the Red Planet is to find out if there is a better life somewhere other than on Earth. Just like NASA astronaut, Buzz Aldrin said, humans will most likely reach Mars and when they do humans will turn into a two-planet species.
There are resources on Mars that could be useful to humans. Magma under the surface of the planet has produced ores of iron, nickel, copper, and chromium. The soil could be used industrially and in construction for things on the planet. Solar and wind power are very practical forms of energy that could be used on the planet. It is also believed that there is gold on the planet; this could help pay for the money put into exploring
Mars is our next best hope in life on another planet. Because of science mankind can grow and harvest plants in the modified mars soil, make a thick warm atmosphere, and drink no frozen mars water. Mankind can grow and flourish more as a species with this idea of colonizing mars. With more scientific advancements we can colonize mars and we will colonize mars.
The planet Mars is the fourth planet from the Sun in our solar system. It is named after the Roman god of war, and has been a point of interest for hundered of year because of its stark red color in the nighttime sky. After scientists successfully landed men on the moon, they set their next long-term goal to land on Mars. Plans have been made and a 500 day trip into deep space has been proposed. It will be the longest amount of time in space for a human and also they will not be in direct contact with Earth.
The spacecraft shed the heat shield during entry of Mars atmosphere, and then dropped, deploying a parachute. Air bags deployed 8 seconds before “landing”, and moments before landing rocket engines fired in an attempt to smooth the landing jolt. The Pathfinder bounced at least 16 times before coming to a complete stop.
1. Organisational processes, systems and structures Mars, Incorporated is the third private enterprises in the United States with net sales of more than $33 billion. Their main business involves Petcare, Chocolate, Wrigley, Food, Drinks, Symbioscience, and there are more than 75,000 Associates worldwide that are putting its Principles into action to make a difference for customers and the society through its performance. The history of Mars Inc has two major axis. One is innovation, the other is to promote the successful experience of innovation to the world.
If we do decide to send humans to Mars in hope of creating a civilization on the surface of Mars then this would be the farthest that humans have ever gone. If we manage to pull off traveling to Mars with minimal complications then this will inspire future generations to proceed to greater and greater things which hopefully eventually make the human civilization a multi-planetary race. If the United States as a whole, Elon Musk and SpaceX, or NASA want to be known for this as well as we know Columbus as the man who discovered America then they must get on it, before other companies or other people decide to try this. In conclusion, traveling to Mars would be extremely beneficial because it would advance our knowledge of the
The Martian starring Matt Damon depicts the horrific situation in which an astronaut is abandoned on the surface of Mars after an impossible storm sent his crew fleeing. While an enthralling story, there are moments when scientific accuracy is thrown out the window. The enormous storm which forced the crew to abandon their mission and the reduced gravity on Mars, were not depicted accurately in The Martian. Other aspects of the move like the necessity, use and number of solar panels used on the surface of Mars appear to be more accurate.
Therefore, in the interests of efficiency via proximity to our jump-off point or Earth itself, the next two logical choices would be Venus and Mars. Venus is far too hot to colonize in the near future with a surface temperature averaging 864 degrees Fahrenheit . Mars is quite a bit cooler than that, but we can work with the cold. There are many things that need to be done in order to make Mars more habitable, but with cool temperatures, a thin atmosphere, and close proximity to Earth it becomes the ideal location for the first off-Earth human colonies. Our first hurdle in colonizing Mars will be cost. With an estimated cost of over 6 billion US Dollars just for the initial crew to land on Mars , colonizing Mars will need to be an international effort. Given our limited time and resources, we need to expand past our home planet if we are to survive as a species. This is a huge undertaking that will require the cooperation of all advanced nations, and Mars is the best location to begin our expansion outside of our home planet,
As is known, putting a human in a place they are not familiar with for the first time is connected with some danger and isolation. If we want to make that possible, the first task at hand is to solve all the problems on Mars in term of engineering and scientific issues. There are vast studies about missions to Mars from
Mars or Moon The basic fact that describes human evolution is the continuous expansion of the human population and civilization. Over the decades, humanity has expanded outward finding new places to settle, live and explore. The evolutionary adaption to such a wide range of environments as inhabited by the human species is the force that has shaped both the human biological and cultural evolution (Smith & Davies, 2012). With the continuous expansion, humanity will have to align itself with the nature of the universe which is change, and Smith and Davies (2012) affirm that colonization of space will be nothing less than an insurance policy for the survival of human species and survival.