Argumentative Essay On Mars

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Who knows what kind of opportunities can come from Mars? We can use the many resources that have already been found on this planet, it could help us in many ways beyond space exploration, and it could even be a new place for us to live. That’s why I believe that the government should fund space exploration to Mars. 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 …show more content…

A new algorithm was made after there was trouble with the Hubble Telescope being blurry. This algorithm was introduced to a doctor who applied it to X-ray images to detect breast cancer. We cannot yet predict what kind of technologies will be made to have a manned mission to Mars, or how it will affect the agricultural and medical fields. However, we will not find out if we do not push humankind to the limits. Being the first country get to Mars could give us political and economical benefits over other countries.
What happens when we can no longer live on Earth? Maybe moving to Mars is the answer. Studies have shown that there are many deposits of ice under the surface of Mars. If the ice is melted the water could be used to help grow plants. The plants could be used to supply oxygen to the things that need it, and it could be a food source for humans or livestock. Also the water combined with the large amounts of carbon dioxide can be used to make fuels, oxidizers, and plastic for equipment. Things will have to be built underground to protect from the

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