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Mission To Mars Rocket
Mars One is sending a rocket with four people in it to Mars in 2022. The mission to Mars takes six months of travel! The trip to Mars is extremely dangerous because one wrong move can easily result in death, the rocket will be more than one hundred billion dollars, and there are robots that will be picking up information for Mars One. Cosmic radiation doesn’t allow a trip back to earth. It consists of photons (energy about 2.78 Kelvin). On top of those are higher energy particles that are being created by luminous objects in the universe. The higher the energy particles the more dangerous. Mars One is sending four people to Mars in 2022. There are thousands of people begging to leave everything they ever have had to go live on
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