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Mars is the fourth planet orbiting the Sun.
With conditions colder, but otherwise similar to that of Earth, the red planet is anticipated to be the second best possible location for supporting human habitation in the Solar System.
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Link to the official image: https://viewer.mars.asu.edu/planetview/inst/moc/E1000462#T=2&P=E1000462
More context: https://nitter.poast.org/BrianRoemmele/status/1885468000838705645
People talk like all it will take is money and research for us to be able to live on mars. I have read that there are enough dangers to prevent us from even getting there. Which is true?
I understand the goal of exploring new destinations to ensure the survival of humanity, but wouldn’t it make more sense to colonize the Moon first? Both the Moon and Mars face similar challenges, but the Moon is much closer.
It also feels risky to assume the first mission will succeed. Shouldn’t we focus on using our time and resources more efficiently?
We have quite a bit of experience with the effects of microgravity on humans with our presence on the ISS. Would it be possible to launch a habitat into a sustainable lower orbit that would have the same gravity as Mars? Obviously it would take fuel to maintain the orbit, but could it be done so that we have an idea of long-term effects of Mars gravity on the human body?
Hello all! I'm currently working on a mod for Hearts of Iron 4 set on Mars, but I've been struggling to find a grayscale elevation map of Mars in the Mercator projection - I've found a color elevation map in the Mercator projection, and I've found a grayscale map in simple cylindrical projection, but I really need a grayscale map in the Mercator projection. Does anyone know of where I could find such a map