The Pros And Cons Of The Colonization Of Mars

Many feel that the United States should lead a crewed mission to discover the planet of Mars. Mars One, a settlement, has started a goal to initiate human life on the Red Planet. However, are humans really capable for Mars? There are two sides of the argument. Many are agreeing on starting the mission while others are contracted by the idea. I, for one, believe the mission should not take place. Difficulties NASA has to overcome, the safety of the trip, and the costs of the whole mission are many of the opposing factors of starting a journey to the Red Planet.

The idea of colonizing the Moon sparks controversy and while there are plenty of downsides, the benefit will be far superior and eliminate any degrading it may cause. Of course, the Moon is a dead, inactive planet as of now, but we can spark light on the satellite. After getting past the debt of colonizing the moon, we will have the potential for building a fueling station and we should have a backup plan for when nuclear war does inevitably happen.

One large project that is being pursued is colonizing mars with a human population. This will mold the future and newer generations. It can make us question the future and what lies ahead. It has been said that it will take no more than 50 years to fulfill the colonization of mars.

Fortunately, if the effort pays off, humanity could have a new home after Earth is no longer habitable. While the criticisms do bring valid points as to the difficulties of space travel and colonization, they can be overcome with mankind’s technology, the resources already present on Mars, and old-fashioned human ingenuity. India has developed a method to drastically decrease the cost of space missions, and SpaceX has successfully re-launched a previously used rocket; with their contributions, a Mars mission no longer has to break the bank. Thanks to NASA, colonists will be able to sustain themselves for a considerable amount of time using oxygenators and water reclaimers, ensuring they have breathable air and clean water. Pockets of geothermal energy beneath the surface will provide the key to powering a large colony long enough for nuclear plants to be established. Finally, plants can not only be grown in Martian soil once the proper nutrients have been added, but those plants will thrive in an atmosphere with a high CO2 content, which can be controlled with pressurized greenhouses. Colonizing Mars will be no easy task, but because of the contributions of scientists across the world, it is a task that is no longer considered

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

This proposal is a response to the question of How likely is it that humans will be able to colonize the planet Mars.

According to officials, the world population is expected to reach 9.7 billion by the year 2050, and 11.2 by 2100. However, the Earth has already seemed to reach its limit in food production and available resources. If society were to establish a colony on Mars, it would greatly reduce the stress on the Earth’s ability to sustain humans, as well as improve the conditions of life for the people staying here. Also becoming a two planet species greatly reduces the chance of human

Humans have always searched for something better in every aspect of life. Out of this thirst came innovations such as the telephone, motorized vehicle, and even plumbing. Now, some are searching for a new planet to live on altogether, and their eyes are fixed on Mars. A new planet would mean the possibility of saving Earth’s resources by using resource and idea exports from Mars, but also major implications, such as the problems with how Mars’s economy and government will run. Arguments for both staying on Earth and leaving it are strong, but the theories of colonizing Mars cannot be researched without the economic and political lenses.

The polar ice caps are melting, thousands are homeless or in poverty, and Earth is losing its resources fast, yet scientists and other people are trying to go to Mars, a whole new planet with, at least, just as many problems as Earth. Colonizing Mars has been a dream for a long time, and that’s what everyone thought it was for them until about now, but this brings up the question of whether humans should colonize Mars. Colonizing Mars has many problems, including money, resources, and global warming and pollution.

Do you want to go to Mars? Most people don't think we should go to Mars because there is a risk that something bad could happen there. But there also is the chance that something good could happen there that could help us discover new things. Going to mars could also give humans another place to go if something goes wrong on earth and nothing could live on earth anymore. People don't understand that Mars once was like earth. But it atmosphere was taken away by solar winds which made the red planet cold. People also wanna go to mars to explore the planet more in depth.

Colonizing Mars Many governments and organizations such as NASA have always known that we could stay on Mars, but do people even want to? Everyone should live and colonize on Mars in the next few centuries. People on Earth should terraform Mars so humans and many creatures could live on the planet. Terraform means to transform a planet so people can live there. People should terraform Mars to create a new society that has resources, more space, and none of Earth’s problems for people.

Do you really want to risk your life and everything in your life just to colonize to Mars? Nobody should ever colonize to Mars. There’s no drinkable water. Lots of money is being wasted on colonizing. Also, people can never come back to Earth.

One second the Earth may be causally orbiting around the sun, functioning normally, and the next, it could be sucked into a rogue black hole, without anyone even knowing until it is too late. In this small world, mankind may seem powerful and unstoppable. However, in the bigger picture, humans are just tiny specks on some miniscule planet, somewhere in the middle of the universe. The real question is, what if humans weren’t just specks on one tiny planet, but were specks on two planets, Earth and Mars? On September 28, 2015, scientists from NASA (North American Space Agency) confirmed that liquid water flows on Mars today. Although they discovered water on Mars, it is only in the form of ice and snow. Finding signs of liquid water on today’s

We know these words as the first ever words uttered on the moon by a human being but are these words portraying the reality or infact hiding it?

If prompted with the question what is colonization and or how did Europe and America colonize different countries and peoples the answer might be as simple as: it was the process of taking land from other countries and pushing to change the peoples of those countries towards western ways. This answer is to simple, a lot of people do not know the motives behind colonizing another country. Even though the motives behind colonizing another country depend on the time and location of the colonizing, Europe and America have always set above every other country around the world. They title themselves as being superior to all others. Thus, a lot of countries bought into the western ways and believe Westerners to be “demigod”. In Michael Adas essay, Contested Hegemony: The Great War and the Afro-Asian Assault on the Civilizing-Mission, even though the focus is on the ups and downs of colonization in Asia and Africa. The essay looks at the motives behind colonizing these peoples, why some bought into the idea and how World War One changed everything for Europe, Asia and Africa in terms of colonization.