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As a species we didn’t survive if we didn’t move to a different place and we are a nomadic species and it still stands for today. For example, in the fifth paragraph, Wonderopolis states in What is a Nomad?, "As their name suggests, they move about frequently in search of wild fruits, vegetables and animals that change with the seasons.”(wonderopolis, 1) Also, stated primitive culture: Nomadic societies by the editors of Encyclopedia Britannica said in the first paragraph, “Throughout 99 percent of the time that Homo sapiens has been on Earth, or until about 8,000 years ago, all peoples were foragers of wild food.”(Editors of Britannica,1) When we were young as a species we were nomadic and we wouldn’t survive if we stayed in one place. We …show more content…

For example, in paragraph four of This is What Will Happen When the Sun Eventually Dies by Joanne Kennell, “So, in roughly 3.5 billion years, the sun will actually shine 40 percent brighter than it does today, which will result in the melting of the poles, the boiling of the oceans, and a complete loss of Earth’s atmosphere. There will likely be no life left on Earth since the planet will become very hot and dry — just like Venus.” Also, in paragraph six through seven of This is What Will Happen When the Sun Eventually Dies by Joanne Kennell, “The sun’s core will get really hot and dense, thus shrinking; however, the outer region of the sun will expand and grow. It could expand as far out as Mercury, Venus, and maybe even Earth — vaporizing all three rocky planets. Even if the expanding, dying sun doesn’t reach Earth, the sun’s high temperatures will completely burn the planet.” The sun will burn brighter and the Earth will burn or vaporize, so we need to practice on Mars so we could master living on another planet and it will be like making a neighborhood on Earth. So if we leave Earth because of a meteorite, the sun, or some other major event we will have a good understanding of how to get to and live on another planet with the right technology. If we start living on Mars we will get a good understanding or master colonizing another completely …show more content…

For example, in Clara Moskowitz’s article What's 96 Percent of the Universe Made Of? Astronomers Don't Know, she states in paragraph one, “NEW YORK — All the stars, planets and galaxies that can be seen today make up just 4 percent of the universe. The other 96 percent is made of stuff astronomers can't see, detect or even comprehend.” Another example, stated in Sharon Bowers article Why do we want to study and travel to Mars?, “Mars has always made us wonder. Why is it red? Was there ever water on its surface? Will we find life there? Answers to these questions and others will come from studying and traveling to Mars.”(Bowers, 1) We only know/see 4% (we only see 4 out of every 100 stars, planets and galaxies) of what is out there in space and we would learn so much more about planets and long-term space travel if we went to Mars because a normal rocket would be too small to be in for about 6 months. We would need to advance in the technology to colonize another planet and we would need to advance in our technology for long-term space travel. We would learn so much about Mars if we were actually there to observe/take samples of Mars, and study the appearance of liquid water on Mars in the

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