recently talked about the possibility that in the future be may inhabit the red planet for years has been studying the possibilities to live in space (which is already almost in place, such as space tourism project, yes sir, soon we will not say "I was on vacation to the beach ", but" I spent a month in a hotel in space, had the best view of planet earth "), that as a start for the big project that is to send a manned mission to Mars.
But how can we live on a planet where everything is stone, and only a volcano (Mount of Venus)? do not see much hope of doing that right?. Long ago, in Popular Mechanics magazine will did an interview with the doctor in chemistry Rafael Navarro, who is full with experts from NASA on this project called "Mobile Mars Science Laboratory" for man to step on Martian soil.
For this, various experiments conducted in the Atacama Desert in Chile, this place was the one who most resembled the surface of Mars for future missions practice. This helped to develop robots with the ability to detect life in that area, which gives a real advantage when it comes to exploration on Mars, continuing to interview Dr. Navarro explains that the first thing they will do is to form a colony on the moon's south pole (the place where sunlight hits the year), and also the place where water was discovered, which would be the main fuel to get from the Moon to Mars (for she will get hydrogen and oxygen), would put solar panels transform sunlight into electricity, all help create a stable atmosphere in the human colonies.
As this occurs, it would be sending a mission to Mars (in 2009), in which robotic bees are sent to seek evidence of life on Mars, to test the theory that says life in began sometime in Mars (Mars had water long ago, and an atmosphere like ours), and by meteorite impacts and comets, which "spread" of bacteria contaminated rocks into space and possibly some fell and the earth. This theory has merit, since they have rocks from Mars in Antarctica and in some deserts. The robots' mission is to find that life on Mars in the soil or subsoil, is compared with our DNA and determine if we have kinship with Martian bacteria (so if this interesting.)
is not finding life on Mars, Dr. Navarro says that we can change the climate of Mars as close as ours, but HOW IS THAT POSSIBLE? Simple, recently discovered that there ice at the poles as well underground, how melt? Dr. Navarro explains that releasing greenhouse gases to warm the planet and that this ice melted, forming lakes and others (that's incredible that so damaged our atmosphere, is what will enable the climate on Mars is almost cause warming Mars Global), then this would be sent plants and organisms (like plankton, which is the largest producer of oxygen on Earth). Finally, says Dr. Navarro, "the first humans to reach Mars will be in 2030, and I anticipate that by 2050 we will have established a colony on Mars." So what is good about the space race, as soon expect to see such as hotels that will soon be operating in space, another time I will write about them.
Pedro Vivas.
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