Boredom
Boredom
One last reason why people shouldn’t go to Mars is because there are so many risks of Death in atmospheric pressure, temperature, and common casualties such as sickness or even as simple as a suit ripping. These can also be fatal because the pressure is so different there that anyone would die in seconds if something went wrong and their body met the outside air. The temperature also gets as low as 150°C which would cause death by freezing but a human would die by the pressure way before freezing. Let alone all of these horrible casualties, there would also be extreme boredom because all day people would do chores, go to the bathroom, and then conduct research. These are only a few of the many reasons of why not to waste time going to…
The general argument made by author Laurie Vasquez in her work, Could Human Actually Live on Mars? is quite simply that people have the ability to make it to the moon, they just need the materials, technology, and people to help them achieve that goal. More specifically, Vasquez argues that NASA has the technology to achieve the dream of landing on Mars. They mainly have to learn how to overcome the challenges of going to the red planet. She writes that, “‘We’ve had the technology since we went to the moon,’ Petranek says. … the journal Scientific Reports found that even after six months, Mars astronauts would experience brain inflammation and neuron damage.…
$ at least. but with that money they can make it there for sure. mars one will send a supply drop and a new crew every year .so in ten years we'll have 40 people on mars in 20yrs will have 80 people on Mars so 25 years we’ll have a hundred people on Mars . by the 2050s we’ll have a full blown…
One opposing view is that the world is already in debt and by traveling to Mars and building all the equipment would be expensive and put us further in debt. They are wrong, moving to Mars would boost our economy and we would be able to gather extremely valuable materials from Mars. For example, there is a large astroid that landed on Mars that…
Also on mars you're really forced to stay inside. The reason you're forced to stay inside is because of of the dust storms. If you've ever read the martian you know that he got left and almost died because of a dust storm. Let's say we made it to Mars what next what…
Some of the sandstorms are really bad and they can block the sun for days. Also, Mars is about 225 million km away for earth and you will need a lot of oxygen and a lot of food for the trip of 9 months. Mars is super freezing it is -81 degrees fahrenheit and our body cannot take that cold of weather. This is too cold and not fit for our body's needs. Mars is very unsanitary.…
There is no real reason to spend billions on another one on the moon or Mars. God made the Earth so we could live on it. So why are we trying to find another planet to live on? Man is becoming more ungrateful every year that passes by.…
Lauren O’Dell EH 101 Mrs. Sechrest Reporting Essay October 21, 2015 Space Race to Mars The Space Race sparked off in the late 1950’s. However, the spark to the race began with this quote from John F. Kennedy’s Inaugural Speech; “. . . By the end of the decade we will have a man on the moon!”…
Along with this, there would be many health issues we would have to solve. Also, a lot of safety concerns are also present. Here is why we shouldn’t go and colonize Mars. If we did go to Mars, it would take humans a really long time to arrive at Mars.…
In the movie Coco, a little boy named Miguel (age 12) dreams of becoming a musician as his idol Ernesto De La Cruz. But a dark story has troubled Miguel’s family for generations, to the point where it has banned music from their home. Miguel is heartbroken and has to confront his destiny as a shoemaker. But then he mistakenly traveled into the magical land of the dead. Accompanied by his dog Hector, he embarks on a journey in the footsteps of his idol, finding out family secrets as he goes along.…
So obviously it comes at a price. A big one, too. A six billion dollar price, to be exact. Most people don’t have six billion dollars laying around waiting to be used on a one-way trip to Mars. So this means you would need sponsors.…
It has been proved that there is water on Mars; if there was a trip there, samples could be collected to study. No practical benefits have been said against going to Mars. A possibility of going to Mars could be to find valuable natural resources. This is a practical benefit. NASA says that every time they are close to understanding Mars, new discoveries send the straight back revise the existing theories.…
Another reason why going to mars is a bad idea is because of the budget that it cost to go to mars and if we fail then it is waste of money. According to the article From packing to Mars Mary roach says that a manned mission to mars would cost 3 billion $. In my opinion I believe that spending 3 billion $ is a lot of money to go a just one planet I believe that is a waste of money. My theory about going to mars is bad idea and a waste of money. That is what I think about the budget and if going to Mars is a good idea which is not…
The risks of space exploration outweigh the benefits. Nasa spends 18.4 billion dollars a year on space travel (Nasa).would you risk yourself? Or would you risk the money? Beyond all the risks money has a huge affect. Money is one of the biggest effects of space travel.…
In the next 30 years, we can colonize Mars. Thanks to technological advances and years of mars study, we will be able to travel to Mars and use its natural resources to create permanent human communities on this planet. Why do we want to colonize Mars? Humans have a natural curiosity for the unknown; we have a great spirit of adventure, we are fascinated with the idea of an adventure, exploring the unknown. Colonizing Mars is a very challenging mission, but the once achieved the satisfaction and the glory of colonizing Mars will repay for all the hard work and dedication .Think…