Colonizing Mars: Exploring Beyond Earth
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How SpaceX and NASA Plan To Colonize Mars?
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The difficulties posed by a Martian settlement on Mars are staggering.
Mars has very little atmosphere, very little protection from the sun.
Liquid water is impossible on Mars at an average temperature of -60C.
Exposure to Mars dust is likely to cause serious lung diseases in humans.
People going to Mars will pretty much just have to accept that exposure to cosmic radiation is part of the job.
Solar winds blew away the atmosphere from Mars , and the reason that this likely happened is because of magnetic fields.
There are no plate tectonic plates or rotating magnetic core on the planet, as far as we can tell.
The best we could hope for is getting the Martian atmosphere pressure up to about 7% of what we have here on Earth .
NASA is recruiting four people for a year long study into the effects of a simulated Mars mission.
The experiment will involve four people living and working on a 1700 square foot model of a Martian base.
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