Moving To Mars Essay

Would you be surprised if the entire human race would be moving to a whole other planet? Although it is shocking, an article published by The Week’s staff, “Billionaire Space Race” has said we are supposed to move within the decade. “ Musk vows to send an unmanned capsule within two years to begin conducting experiments on the Red Planet and lay the groundwork for landing humans there by 2025.” Another Article called “78.000 People Sign Up to Move to Mars FOR LIFE” explains how people are already planning to change their lifestyles for the new Red Planet (over 78,000 of them to be exact). Astronomy.com has explained that they are also planning on sending people to Mars, their personal deadline is 2030. Nasa has already found ways to cover food and water, but the only question that is out of the picture now is oxygen. The problem with that is oxygen is going to be billions of dollars, and most people do not have the money for that. In order to sustain life on Mars, oxygen needs to be free because we require it to breathe, oxygen is the basic foundation of life, and oxygen makes our water sources cleaner.
In order to move to Mars, there would need to be oxygen free of charge because we need …show more content…
That is clearly not the case as The Mineral Coalition Association, a site of many credibilities & scientific discoveries explain “Oxygen probably deserves the title of the most important element for most types of life. It is one of the six bulk elements and it is the most common element in the human body, making up 61 % of the average human’s mass. In addition to being a constituent of DNA, it also plays a role in most other biological compounds. It is used in the respiration of most organisms. Last but not least, it is a component of water, upon which all life.” (Mineral Coalition Association Article). I agree with the Coalition Association because unlike water, we can only survive minutes without