Why Doesn T Humans Live On Mars Possible?
For this essay, I researched different sources to find out whether living on Mars was possible or not. To do this I checked facts about Mars and research about how certain parts of Mars can affect humans’ abilities to survive on the red planet. I have also included some recent discoveries of what NASA has found that may give advantages to the humans. This essay is going to go through several points with detailed research about why or why can’t humans live on Mars.
Introduction
Despite Mars having a dry and cold climate, both Earth and Mars still have a lot of similarity, including the size, structure and the inclination. The population of Earth will increase and soon there would be not enough space on this planet and because Mars, is next …show more content…
They can’t adapt into the climate of Mars instantly as the country that is colder than Mars is Antarctica with -45 degree celsius. The temperature over Mars changes but the average is about minus 55 celsius and without keeping the body core (torso) warm, below 28, the human's heart heart rate, respiratory rate and blood pressure fall. Multiple organs will start to fail and death is guaranteed. Mars is the 4th planet that is close to the Sun after Earth, which let Mars have a different amount of sunlight compared to those that are near to the Sun. The amount of sunlight gotten on Mars is 40% less than the sunlight on Earth so it would be more hard to get vitamin D. Lacking in vitamin D can cause the bones of an adult to be fragile whilst if it were a child, then their bones will be soft and easy to break. Not only this but studies show that those who lack vitamin D have more chance to get diseases such as breast cancer, heart disease, depression, weight gain and …show more content…
Other than oxygen, Mars have about 95.32 percent, 2.6 percent, 1.6 percent argon, 0.08 percent carbon monoxide and less 0.17 percent of others. Over at Mars as it is 95.32 percent of carbon dioxide, humans can't breathe and carrying oxygen over there will waste a lot of fuel and time as it takes around 9 months to get there and bringing oxygen tanks won’t be enough to last a long time. However having carbon dioxide on Mars is a big problem as the human body can’t stand it. Since carbon dioxide is poisonous to the body if there is low level exposure it would cause muscle twitching, high blood pressure, and reduced brain activity with could be dangerous on an unknown planet like Mars. Higher levels reduce the ability of the body to regulate the heartbeat, cause convulsions, and will eventually kill a person so living on Mars is impossible without any way of getting
Introduction
Despite Mars having a dry and cold climate, both Earth and Mars still have a lot of similarity, including the size, structure and the inclination. The population of Earth will increase and soon there would be not enough space on this planet and because Mars, is next …show more content…
They can’t adapt into the climate of Mars instantly as the country that is colder than Mars is Antarctica with -45 degree celsius. The temperature over Mars changes but the average is about minus 55 celsius and without keeping the body core (torso) warm, below 28, the human's heart heart rate, respiratory rate and blood pressure fall. Multiple organs will start to fail and death is guaranteed. Mars is the 4th planet that is close to the Sun after Earth, which let Mars have a different amount of sunlight compared to those that are near to the Sun. The amount of sunlight gotten on Mars is 40% less than the sunlight on Earth so it would be more hard to get vitamin D. Lacking in vitamin D can cause the bones of an adult to be fragile whilst if it were a child, then their bones will be soft and easy to break. Not only this but studies show that those who lack vitamin D have more chance to get diseases such as breast cancer, heart disease, depression, weight gain and …show more content…
Other than oxygen, Mars have about 95.32 percent, 2.6 percent, 1.6 percent argon, 0.08 percent carbon monoxide and less 0.17 percent of others. Over at Mars as it is 95.32 percent of carbon dioxide, humans can't breathe and carrying oxygen over there will waste a lot of fuel and time as it takes around 9 months to get there and bringing oxygen tanks won’t be enough to last a long time. However having carbon dioxide on Mars is a big problem as the human body can’t stand it. Since carbon dioxide is poisonous to the body if there is low level exposure it would cause muscle twitching, high blood pressure, and reduced brain activity with could be dangerous on an unknown planet like Mars. Higher levels reduce the ability of the body to regulate the heartbeat, cause convulsions, and will eventually kill a person so living on Mars is impossible without any way of getting