Mars mission is a bad idea because your health and body would be in danger, you would be away many months, and your life would be on the line of death.
Your body and health would be a problem on Mars. First, you have to keep your muscles strong or they will deteriorate. For example, you would have to take a jog on the treadmill everyday. Since Mars has such low gravity you will have to find a way to keep your muscles strong. Second, time away from Earth’s gravity harms the human body. For example, bones and muscles get weaker, the body produces less blood, and heart muscles will deteriorate. Since the Earth has more gravity than Mars, your body would not be able to survive. Third, Mars travelers could face severe sleep …show more content…
To start, temperature is a big problem in Mars. For example, windy and ridiculously freezing… as always (the average temperature is -61 degrees Fahrenheit). Since the average temperature is way below freezing you would be cold all the time, so you would have to pack warm clothes. No shorts. Next, landing is nearly impossible. For example, Mars’ atmospheric pressure is less than 1 percent of Earth’s, making it difficult to slow a spaceship hurtling toward the surface at an estimated speed of 13,000 miles per hour. Unmanned rovers have cushioned their descents with heat shields, parachutes, and rockets, but current technology is insufficient for landing a much larger manned spacecraft. Since the spaceship would be going so fast there is a big chance everyone could die. Finally, oxygen, water, food, and movement.. All questions that are concerns. For example, and lest we forget about the micrometeorites that threaten to puncture the spacecraft or spacesuit of an astronaut. Since the micrometeorites could puncture your suit, again you could die. In conclusion, unless you want your life on the line of death Mars is a bad idea.
In conclusion, Mars overall is not a good idea. With not only your life in danger but as well as your body in danger and multiple months away from family and