This Is The Life That We Live If Living On Planet Mars - Why live on Earth, when you can live on Mars? Well but you can not live on Mars. Mars is an environment that is truly hostile to human life. But if we want to explore the solar system, we must live on this planet. Here is how we will do it.
We want to go to Mars. For the spirit of exploration, to create a reserve place for the human race or perhaps to seek additional resources.
Elon Musk said that the purpose of SpaceX is to help humans to Mars. They make rockets, landers and equipment to support it. Musk wants to build a colony of Mars occupied by 80,000 people. Which is a good choice, probably like the 2nd habitable place in our solar system. Real estate should be reasonably priced, but this trip is a bit expensive.
Beautiful Mars It looks like a beautiful desert planet with wind, clouds, and this ancient river place is nice. If you are not made of meat and do not need to breathe oxygen. But if you are made of meat and inhale oxygen, it is very hostile, the planet will be far from habitable and similar to a cold vacuum.
There is no air on Mars. If you are on the surface of the mars, you will see spectacular views. Then you will quickly collapse, and die within a few minutes later due to lack of oxygen. On Mars there was almost no air pressure and very cold temperatures. A constant radiation emission from space will attack you and the Martian soil may contain toxins. There is a long list of Martian problems. The day a little longer so you will quickly drowsy.
If we have the intention to live on Mars, and live there in a permanent way, we will rely on technology to keep us alive. In order to survive the lack of air and cold pressure, humans will need pressurized habitats and heat sources. Fortunately Mars provides some natural facilities such as surface material can be made concrete and there is a cave system that can be converted into underground habitats to protect us from radiation.
To live on Mars, we must look for a step to extract water from underground supplies, and use it to produce breathable air and rocket fuel.
Once we reduce the risk of suffocating or dehydrating death, we must take into account the source of the food. We are so far away from Earth that sending raw materials will be a costly job.
We need to produce our own plants. Interestingly, although toxic, the land of Mars can be used to plant crops after you remove some of the harsh chemicals contained in them. NASA's vast experience with hydroponics will help.
One of the biggest problems living on Mars is getting parts and medical supplies. You can not just go to the store while you're on Mars when your kidneys come out or your screwdriver is broken. There can be a constant stream of supply coming from Earth until the Martian economy is formed so that it is sufficient to support itself.
One of the big problems that is not yet known is how the impact of low-Mars's gravity on the human body if we stay many years there. Will it shorten our age or prolong it? We do not understand. To breed on Mars, some brave adventurers may want to change themselves, or maybe their children. This can cause genetic engineering (evolution) to help future generations adapt to low gravity, higher radiation and low air pressure. It also happens in animals and plants.
