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Unless you live in a space housing environment specially created for human live on Mars, you would need a space suit to live on Mars, just as you would on the Moon. Mars has very little atmosphere, the temperatures are usually very cold. There is a good possibility of being hit by solar radiation. Mars has no life on it that we know of, and a human being would probably die, if they tried to live there without protection from a well designed, enclosed building, or a space suit.
What else can I help you with?
Do you have to wear space suits in bed?
No unless you live in outer space
How did the mars rover help space exploration?
it figured out if we could live on mars or if there was ever life on mars.
Would humans be able to survive on mars if they had first class space suits?
If the class - A suits resist pressure , and temperature and provides water and food. I think yes
If you could live in space where would you live?
I would probably live on Mars with my alien besties.
What is the Pegasus Mars Space program?
The Pegasus Mars Space program was created by a man who thinks teleportation is real. He wants the government to disclose the secrets so that people can live on Mars.
What are space suits?
These are the suits that the astronauts wear when they travel to outer space.
Do astronauts seem comfortable in space suits?
Yes space suits are comfortable because of the padding in the suits.
When was In Our Space Hero Suits created?
In Our Space Hero Suits was created in 2008.
Why don't astronauts freeze when they go into space?
They have heaters in the ships and space-suits.
Where do you get space suits and space food?
Space suits and space food are specially manufactured. They are not available everywhere but only specific areas.
What temperatures can space suits withstand?
space suits can withstand minus 250 to 250 degrees fahrenheit
Who invented space suits?
Space suits were developed by a team of engineers and scientists at NASA, led by aeronautical engineer Russell Colley. The first space suits were worn by astronauts in the early missions of the Mercury program in the 1960s.
