What problems do people have when traveling to Mars?

Answer 1

Mars is dangerous. It is because of the chemicals and methane in the air, causing it to be dangerously hot at times. Chemicals and gases in the air cause a sort of "blanket" around the surface, sort of like the greenhouse effect on Earth.

Answer 2

1. Aliens we meet may try and invade the Earth. 2. We may pick up contagious diseases from other planets 3. It is a waste of money 4. Should we not concentrate on the problems on the Earth right now? 5. It is very risky - animals and humans are in danger of dying if something goes wrong.

Answer 3

Traveling to Mars presents numerous challenges, including long duration space travel leading to muscle atrophy and bone loss, exposure to harmful radiation, psychological stress from confinement in a small spacecraft, and the need for a closed-loop life support system for oxygen, water, and food. Additionally, landing safely on Mars and creating a sustainable habitat pose additional difficulties for future missions.

Answer 4

There are probably a few, but I still want ot be the first man to mars. Plane and simple, make me the first one, I've lived alone so long I could handle the long ride alone. Save the space for food and let me go!!!. Well, radiation is a common occurance in space, temperature also. Then there are the mini meteorites, and the larger ones. The travel time, at our capacity of speed and space knowledge would take about 6-9 months of travel to get there, and then the same time back. Until we start using our heads and thinking outside the box, we'll never get there anytime soon. We have the techno brain power to do this, safely, and return. I volunteer for this mission, and can help tell them how to do it the right way.

Answer 5

risks of going into space are the space ship blowing up and killing everyone. oxygen leak leaving passengers on board with no oxygen, the spaceship turning into a ball of fire when re-entering earths atmosphere or all of the usual risks such as illnesses heart attacks etc

Answer 6

There have to be at least four I can think of at the moment such as, No oxygen therefore no air to breathe, no food or water (starve to death),the surface is to cold humans would need heaps of protection, not to mention all the metals and gases that could later give a human being cancer or other diseases. So as you can see I would not reccommend going to Mars!!!

Answer 7

huh shooting stars

aliens

waste materials which floats on space can go inside any machiens and damae them

the small waste particles can go inside astronuts nose , mouth , ears , and may also poke their eyes

Answer 8

Some of the dangers that Mars can expose people to are space radiation, microgravity, and other psychological implications. Scientists are continuously finding ways on how to lessen the impact of these factors on people.

Answer 9

We humans evolved here on Planet Earth; we are the way we are because we're HERE. Going out into space means that we'll have to take our environment with us.

That environment includes air (not too much, not too little, and with the right proportions of oxygen and other gasses), water, and food. There may be water ice in deep craters at the south pole of the Moon, but we're unlikely to find air or food there, so we'll need to take it with us. If the air leaks out, or we run out of oxygen, or if the carbon dioxide that we exhale builds up too much, or if we run out of food or water, we'll die.

Space travel itself isn't particularly dangerous, as long as we understand that we ourselves must maintain our Earthly environment wherever we go.

Answer 10

spending lots of money & achieving nothing is the biggest Lives could be lost something could go wrong oxygen tanks float out into space etc