How Does Human Stasis Affect Human Space Travel

Did you know that Earth is Dying! Yes, it is in fact dying, although slowly the destruction of Earth is inevitable. So what can we do; Although risky space travel may be the solution, specifically Mars. This traveling is essential to our survival, this is not because of the Earth dying it is because as human we strive to be the first and seek out stimulus. Think of the future, the next generation, and… Space.

It is not true that human space travel is cheaper in any sense; life support systems, places to sleep and work, manual control systems all take up room, and most importantly, cost fuel. However, when it comes to planetary exploration, humans can get the job done better. They adapt to the situations they’re put into. A robot can only do everything it was told it was supposed to do, but programmer bound to the Earth will only think to program so many things, even if they are very thorough. Robots movements encompass a narrow set of navigable terrains whereas a human with mobility equipment can explore much further to garner samples or collect data (Crawford). A human can also think on their feet, which is essential in many mission scenarios. Far from the earth, where communication is severely limited by the distances involved, robots lag the humans watching. Events that occur for only a few minutes, like storms and novel hazards like rockslides or avalanches, may be completely missed by a rover and can even compromise the mission. When delay inhibits data collection and the safety of crucial components, this is where on-site humans can shine. Specifically, Crawford (2010) outlines five areas where human travel is necessary, which for brevity has been condensed into four. The focus is mainly on why humans are essential for these types of missions.

On the Apollo 11 mission, Neil Armstrong said, “That’s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind.” He was the first astronaut to walk on the moon and this event was a significant point in history for space exploration. Now from the success of the Apollo 11 mission, astronauts will travel to Mars during the 2030’s and I want to take part in the excursion to the Red Planet. In the past couple of years, I have been obtaining knowledge about the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and the exploration to Mars. Ever since I was younger, I enjoyed spending time at night stargazing with friends and family as well as watching Star Wars, Star Trek, and other science fiction movies. Over the years my fascination for outer space

The NASA space program has had enormous impacts on the world. Thanks to NASA the United States has explored thousands of celestial bodies throughout the galaxy with telescopes, rovers, and in the moon 's case, people. In the next decade, NASA plans to expand the United State’s human exploration to more than just the moon. A Mars mission has been in NASA’s eye for quite a while now and with technology advancing every day, they feel it is time to send men and women to the red planet. Some believe the journey could prove too dangerous for humans; however, through research and development scientists can find ways to safely transport astronauts to and from Mars. This is a necessary step in the country 's advancements in health, technology and

Mars, one of Earth's neighboring planets, has been studied since the beginning of mankind. More recently, however, the United States of America has been considering the human colonization of Mars. A manned mission to Mars is something humans need to pursue, regardless the price. A human colonization on Mars could provide the research to create another civilization outside of Earth, could show us what might happen to Earth in the future, and could provide itself as a space station/planet-to-planet trading port to launch rockets off of. A manned mission to Mars is a controversial subject; however, it should be pursued due to the evidence from past missions, the current evidence being found, and the pros outnumbering the cons.

Surviving in space and on another planet for a long span of time is a difficult task to accomplish. Humans require quite a bit of upkeep to stay alive, and when confined to small space shuttle it is difficult to provide all the necessities to survive. For the trip to another planet astronauts have to live in the space shuttle for a long duration. Strategies must be developed to maintain a livable habitat in the shuttle, and also when the astronauts reach the planet they will have to survive on the planet for a long period of time. There are many obstacles in the path of achieving habitability in space and on another planet.

After decades of trying to send humans to Mars, thousands of years later humans have finally formed a colony on Mars. After generations of living on the new planet, humans have adapted to the different conditions of being away from Earth. The story will follow new people’s lives on Mars and what happens when some leave Mars to go back to Earth.

Space is the final frontier, according to Star Trek. There are two arguments to space exploration. Many humans view space exploration as being extremely expensive and not worth the cost. On the other hand, Space exploration is more beneficial than the issues faced within it, there is always more behind than what meets the eye. Even with the high cost, exploring space is still important because discovering new objects increases the community's awareness to the world around them and finding a new planet that humans can live on is not impossible! Henceforth, space exploration has to happen because it is essential to the survival of the human race.

I am writing this letter to you to assess the pros and cons of interplanetory space travel. Should we send humans to Mars? Is it right? Is it really ethical to put fourth human missions to this inhospital planet? YES! In this letter I will be arguing the pros of why we should say YES to the next step forward in humanity. I hope that after reading this it will assist your thoughts and consideration of human interplanetory space travel.

This analytical essay will explore the possibility of colonising mars and will justify the issues of planning a trip to Mars, the issues and science around travelling to Mars and the issues and science of colonising Mars. Social and ethical considerations will then be discussed. The population is growing at a rapid pace with the population growing by over eight million people in the last year (World-o-meters, 2016). Astrophysicists at NASA believe Mars is the place to go. Author will mainly use the sources that are studying the travel to, and life on Mars. Based on the research, the author believes that humans do have the equipment to travel to Mars but do not have enough information or resources to be able to stay on Mars for

It is well known that NASA would eventually like to send astronauts to Mars. As a matter of fact, they currently have their astronaut program that you can sign up for, and it might eventually lead to a trip to the famous red planet. However, if this does happen then we need to realize that humans face many problems on Mars. To make matters worse, these problems are all related to death.

Astronauts who are in space for long periods of time face many dangers to their physical and mental health. Long periods of weightlessness can weaken bone structures, facilitate loss of muscle mass and dampen the immune response. [1] On top of that, astronauts in space are confined to small enclosed living quarters and have to see the same people everyday. However, NASA, ESA and other organizations have studied these problems and have come up with methods to mitigate these hazards.

Due to the exponential increasing of human population and the limited resources availability, space colonization became a goal for the survival of human civilization and expansion of the human population. However, we have to acknowledge that we, the Earth’s living beings, have been evolving under the control of Earth’s environmental and climate changes, especially the effects of Earth’s gravity and exposure to sunlight, since 4100 million years ago. From a single-stranded of DNA to the formation of prokaryotes, the trials-and-errors of chemical processes created a stable and favorable system for us to live. For us, the human beings undoubtedly evolved from lots more obstacles and challenges. As a reminder of the ratio of size scale of Earth to Solar system, which is overwhelmingly large, the dangers and challenges would even be greater in million folds. Yet, the smartest and most creative living beings, humans, are going for this exploitation and exploration as an all-or-null challenge for future generations.

The main plot the science fiction paper includes a trip to a planet out of the solar system, including a record of the long flight to the destination and a description of the scenarios after landing on the plant. Discussion of space debris, space hazards, effect of long term space flight will be the main aspects in the record of the flight alongside with an introduction of the spacecraft technology. Regarding the post-landing scenario, atmospheric composition, condition of the planet surface and habitability of the planet would be discussed in the paper.

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration ( NASA) has spent months and years trying to make space exploration and inhabitation possible. With time comes effort, the complicated systems in place at the international space station are not enough to live for extended amounts of time. Gravity has a lot to do with this issue. Rocket fuel, life support systems and other necessary spacecraft items are made of liquids that need to be stored at certain temperatures and pressures. To keep from losing fluids or having a storage malfunction, according to project manager William Sheredy,“In microgravity there is almost no natural convection. Warm liquid doesn’t distribute its heat as well. As a result,