I believe that one day humans are able to live on Mars because it is the planet most like earth. Although we have not seen any other forms of life on other planets i believe that there is definitely other life out there, but i am not too sure about life on Mars. Life is all over Earth but humans have never seen other forms of life I believe one day this will happen and it will feel like they are only traveling like plane trips. Then there is the idea of ordinary humans one day traveling into space as if they are takingĪ plane ride to another state or country. Therefore, i believe that NASA will send someone to Mars by the 2030s. Is a lot of time for technology to keep growing. I believe that astronauts will land on Mars a little before 2030 because technology is developing so rapidly and ten to fifteen years Me astronauts landing on Mars is going to come a lot faster than we expected. Although the only reason why humans will ever live on Mars would be because humans either destroyed Earth beyond repair or Earth has become too overcrowded and cant support any more life on it. I believe that one day humans will colonize Mars and make use of it being come what Humans will always be trying to learn and explore new things whether it is just on our own planet or looking out into the stars. We will not publish student comments that include a last name. Students 13 and older are invited to comment below. Do you think life exists, or has ever existed, somewhere besides Earth, such as on
Do you think ordinary people will ever make interplanetary space trips, the way people take intercontinental plane rides today? How soon do you think astronauts will land on Mars? For example, NASA has plans to send a human mission to Mars in the 2030s. Will humans live on Mars someday? Do you think people will ever colonize the Red Planet - for example, if Earth becomes too crowded? Students: Read the entire article, then tell us … When astronauts finally head toward Mars years from now - NASA has penciled the 2030s - it will be a long and lonely journey: about six months to Mars, 500 days on the planet, and then another six The goal is to examine how well a small group of people, isolated from civilization, can get along
This is part of a NASA-financed study, the Hawaii Space Exploration Analog and Simulation, or Hi-Seas for short. But three hours later, he and five other people stepped into a dome-shaped building on a Hawaiian volcano where they will live for the next eight months, Scheibelhut is not actually an astronaut leaving the earth. “We’re picking up some last-minute things,” he said via cellphone last Wednesday afternoon from the store. On the way to Mars, Neil Scheibelhut stopped by Walmart for mouthwash and dental floss. In “In a Dome in Hawaii, a Mission to Mars” Kenneth Chang writes: Lately, Mars is looking like humanity’s new frontier. Strange Martians building canals - and even invading Earth. The Romans named the planet after their god of war. Humans have long felt a connection with the Red Planet. Questions about issues in the news for students 13 and older.
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