Could humans live on Mars? 'Absolutely,' a NASA expert says

Mr. Jim Green, NASA's chief scientist, told the United States today that in the future humanity will "definitely" be on Mars. He said that the first person to go live is more likely to live today.

After discovering "the cornerstone of life" on the red planet, life on Mars and life on Mars is not like the scene of the movie "Martian" but it seems to be a reality.

"Now we see that Mars is a better place to live in the past," Green said. "It is getting better and better."

Mars is the second alternative to humans because it resembles the earth more than any other planet in the solar system. The planet has natural beauty as well. A large valley can measure almost the whole width of America, Arizona has a large volcano.

I have to land. Currently NASA can land 1 ton of vehicle on the surface of Mars. For a person's landing, it is necessary to park around 10 tons on the ground. That car also needs precise landing - not mainly mountains, hills or rocks

We need to launch from Mars. This is not a one-way ticket at least for now. That is why NASA is studying Mars 2020 Rover. "At some point in the next decade, we are planning to explode and return from the surface of Mars."

We need to wear space suit all the time. The weather on Mars is abnormal. The difference between Monday and Tuesday is 170 degrees. The average temperature is much lower than zero. Air is also mainly carbon dioxide - well for the planet and harmful to humans

We have to get used to sandstorms. Every 26 months, this is the summer of Mars. This means the main sandstorm season. These storms are made up of small dust trapped in the atmosphere, and it gets dark in the daytime and enters dusk for several months.

We need to build a complete infrastructure. "The people going there are real pioneers," Green says. On Mars the first human beings had to cultivate and establish a food source. Scientists believe that beans, asparagus, and potatoes are viable crops in the soil. I also need to build a house. Mr. Green said the 3D printer might be able to create habitat using dust on the earth.

Angelo Vermeulen lived on Mars. Well, he lives in a mission simulation of Mars, funded by NASA. Together with the other five crew, he spent 120 days at Mauna Loa Volcano in Hawaii to gather data on how to feed human beings to Mars. And live solitude. However, Vermeulen's research is not limited to red planets. In most cases, space system researchers, biologists and artists are designing new concepts to design interstellar aircraft - vehicles that can support human life during space travel.

According to a panel of experts who spoke at the Mars Summit this week, putting humans on Mars will bring a big challenge to science and engineering, but NASA also needs to consider political challenges. Panel members may be able to help stimulate the economy if the task of running Red Planet drives young people to pursue science and related field careers, the legislators may be late than Mars exploration I said that it might not. According to Michael Raftery, who served as Boeing project leader for international space station system integration, NASA's biggest challenge in achieving human exploration of the Mars plan is the continuity of the various government policies of Cheong Wa Dae is.

NASA's current "Martian Journey" program is pyramidal. The base is the International Space Station, Space Launch System, and Orion. The middle class includes living around the moon and learning to work. Near the summit there are the most important capabilities for returning to Mars transport means, landing ships, habitats, and the earth. China and Russia also expressed interest in landing to the moon, but the United States was banned from cooperating with the former. Regarding the latter, Russia's 10-year space budget has recently been reduced by 64%, its long-term plan is totally uncertain and there are further imminent problems: serious quality control problems plague the transmitter team I will.