A Comparison Of Space Travel In The Mars And The Martian Chronicles

Space travel, lonely, exciting, disturbing, the human mind has an overload of various feelings and information that the trip would be seemingly overwhelming. Though, one can understand all the problems with space travel, the desire of space travel still stands. Space travel alone sounds terrifying. One who is overwhelmed with a 24 hour energy needs someone to be around. To be alone, would be viewed as boring though, the reality seems like a lesson of independence. Eventually, one would come to understand and take the mission/missions as a lesson and learning experience to appreciate earth and all the items and living things upon it. Space travel with others, strangers or known, would become interesting but in the same sense lonely. Though, with the right people, this experience is interesting and a way to become closer. With loved ones, you become closer as well as farther apart. The isolation causes one to move forward in learning more about that particular person but, one can also become distant because the two beings now know too much about each other. Though in some instances,
The two books also bring up characters that miss their home planet; earth is this world that humans crave. “People can’t anticipate how much they’ll miss the natural world until they are deprived of it” - page 57. The main idea of the two books is about the earth space conflict that humans realize. In The Martian Chronicles, humans went to Mars for a whole new start, yet ironically, humans made Mars with all the comforts of earth. This crave might not always be there in the beginning but, eventually it will return, haunting your mind until one finally goes crazy. “He and his companions spent a couples of days just wandering around and staring in awe at flowers and trees” - page 57. Humans are addicted to