Mission To Mars Research Paper

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Would citizens really give up everything and move to the red planet? A company called Mars One is sending four lucky or unlucky people to Mars to colonize the planet. The mission to Mars is full of threats such as medical and the risk of the toxic atmosphere; also since the citizens will be living together they could easily get sick of each other. Medical is a big problem. The soon to be astronauts will be trained for minor and major injuries, but will it really work? During under pressure, the citizens could get nervous and forget what to do or how. Also starvation could occur. Suddenly, the sending of the food could get cut off. Then, if the plants aren’t growing, the astronauts are in trouble. Knowing how to stitch something won’t be much

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