Mars Habitability
Ellise C. Dietz
Mars
Mars is the fourth planet from the sun. it's left of the asteroid belt and has a bright red shade. many people think Mars can eventually hold life, human life. I kind of agree
Why we explore mars
We explore Mars because we honestly think life existed on Mars, we believed that little marshin men ran around doing who knows what on mars, due to the marks all over . We now know that we have no sign of life. that doesn't mean we doubt life is there yet we are simply, unsure.
Water
We will need to discover more water and insure that the future will have it in order for us to colonize Mars.
Air/ Oxygen
We will need to be able to breath on mar;, we will have to set up an atmosphere to even think about colonizing on this desert type waste land planet.
Mar's surface
For the future of Mars to involve humans, Farming and adding of nutrient rich soil must replace what we know as hard, brittle soil of mars. we will need to bring over crops and tools to farm as well. we will also need to grow trees if we wish to really settle down on this red rocky road of a planet.
How we could settle on mars
We would need a few things are are a few decades ahead of us. We would need a kind of tent that would keep the temperature around the people inside to about the normal standards of earth. We would also need a way to farm on the rocky planet of mars. Not to mention the settlers would need a way to farm, and need enough food for children. We would also need a way to transport items if they'd need it. So for now, Mars will be a distant dream.
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