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    Mars Social Impact

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    Social Impacts of Human Mars Travel For years‚ many scientists have considered Mars to be the next great frontier for human exploration. Following the successes of unmanned Mars rover missions‚ human travel to Mars is closer and closer to becoming a reality. These rapid advancements create a wide variety of new challenges for astronauts to overcome. When planning a manned mission to Mars‚ it is necessary to consider the social impacts of this situation on the astronauts’ interactions with each

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    substances. To add to this‚ the purpose of this mission is to locate evidence of current of past life underground and to test the ability of Mars to sustain life. Using the research conducted in past‚ current‚ and future Mars missions‚ this mission proposes three questions about Mars that correlate to the Mars Exploration Program (MEP) science goals and guide the mission. 1. Is there a possibility that life is inhabiting below the surface of Mars? 2. Does Mars “have fossils‚ which would lead to the

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    Putting a Man on Mars

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    Term Paper Insight and Speculation on Getting a Man to Mars Mars has been a fascinating topic of discussion for a long time now. Every aspect of the Red Planet is mysterious when you think about the history of it. It is extremely similar to the Earth in a lot of ways. It experiences seasons just like the Earth due to its tilt. It also has many mountain ranges‚ giving evidence for some plate tectonics‚ but not a lot of evidence. Due to Mars’ very thin atmosphere there is very little air pressure

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    Research Paper On Mars

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    do any good to land on Mars if we’re stupid." There are many people who would love to go to Mars. However‚ going to Mars may not be the best idea. NASA should not send a manned mission to Mars. There will be many astronauts who die on the trip to Mars. Also‚ the cost for the trip is very high. NASA should not send a manned mission to Mars because there is a chance that many of the astronauts will die. Mary Bowerman on the usatoday.com website said "An MIT analysis of the Mars one claim that humans

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    Mars is the fourth planet closest to the sun where Earth is the second closest. The distance between Earth and Mars is constantly changing due to the two planets are orbiting the sun. When Earth and Mars come to the closest distance; the distance between them is approximately 33.9 million miles away from each other. This phenomenon occurred in 2003 where the distance between the two planets was just 34.8 million miles. Mars has been a fascinating planet for NASA’s to do space exploration; however

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    Mission

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    Mission- provide an environment maintain competitive compensation and benefits packages to providing experienced travelers strive for 100% customer satisfaction have satisfied travelers through satisfied associates give you a Report Card (Rating) and ask you Vision- strive to be the Myanmar’s leader in travel adventure and discovery for Travelers providing impactful and intercultural experience Locally built in Yangon by two professional who own the shipyard  Sailing every day to allow you

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    Mars Should Not Be Colonized The tallest mountain known in the solar system is on Mars. Many people on Earth are actually interested in going to and living on Mars‚ however‚ it should not be colonized. To be able to colonize Mars will be risky‚ the food will not be what humans are used to on Earth‚ and the trip to Mars is only one way. The trip to Mars will take about nine months and it is a very risky mission to those colonists who choose to do it. Colonists living on Mars are in for a risky life

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    Mars Research Paper

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    The planet Mars is the fourth farthest planet from the sun. Mars is very similar to our planet‚ but it also contains some different attributes that make it unique. In the past years‚ Mars has increasingly been in the limelight for astronomers as they continue to study the fascinating qualities of Mars‚ more specifically looking to see if life exists on the planet. Although Mars is very close to Earth‚ there is a great amount of unknown history from the planet.     Mars was named by the Romans after

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    As a new community rises for the expedition to Mars one might wonder will there be laws set intact. This new quest of colonizing mars comes with no governance “Rather than giving future colonies to governments or corporations‚ Jacob Haqq-Misra thinks we should let Martian colonists develop their own values‚ governments‚ and technologies‚ with minimal interference from Earth.” (Sarah Fecht) Jacob sees this as fit so that Mars colonies can grow‚ emerging their own technologies and culture once settled

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    exploration‚ it is better to execute a robotic mission. It is not worth the cost and risk for humans to simply explore space‚ except when the goal is specifically colonization. First‚ a manned mission would be much more technically complicated than a robotic one outweighing any incremental benefit resulting from a human presence. Second‚ the financial cost of manned missions to overcome the complications is not worth the projected costs. Third‚ funding robotic missions are indirect investments in aiding the

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