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Does the ozone layer protect us from getting craters?
yes,because it help us breath or protect us from burning
Is holes filmed on Mars?
Robotic missions help us understand mysterious features on the surface of Mars. Holes on Mars.
How can developing technologies help us to reach Mars?
by developing technology we can develop more advanced space suits/ rockets/ fuels/ houses (for living on mars)/ vehicles/ and other things that will help us survive on the harsh surface of mars that has an average temperature of −55 °C!
Why are craters important to space?
Depends on which kind of craters you are thinking about. Craters aren't important as such. But impact craters tell us that not all things in space stays nicely in their expected positions. Some drift around and occasionally collide with planets, causing impact crates and other damage. Volcanic craters tells us that the planet has some seismic activity. Depends on which kind of craters you are thinking about. Craters aren't important as such. But impact craters tell us that not all things in space stays nicely in their expected positions. Some drift around and occasionally collide with planets, causing impact crates and other damage. Volcanic craters tells us that the planet has some seismic activity.
How might comparing Earth going through global warming to Mars or Venus help project what might happen to the Earth?
project is suposed to be prodict and it might just help to show that that is what could happen to us
Why spending money to look for a man on mars?
We're not necessarily looking for life, Mars may help us predict Earth's future.
How do heroes help us?
Heroes can inspire us to be brave, selfless, and resilient in the face of challenges. They serve as role models by demonstrating admirable qualities and behaviors that we can aspire to emulate. Heroes can also bring communities together and create a sense of unity and purpose.
Are there any spaceships on Mars?
There is a small collection of hardware like the Mars Rover(s) and other Mars landers on the planet, yes - but everything that could be called a "spaceship" that is on Mars came from earth, and was sent by us.
Why do we need to collect rocks from surface of mars?
The composition of rocks on Mars will likely reveal the history of the planet, and help us understand the geological processes that have occurred there and those that are still occurring. This will probably determine how we establish any manned colonies there, which will be somewhat different from colonies on the Moon, where there is no atmosphere at all. Acquiring water will likely be easier on Mars, compared to the Moon where the only source seems to be deep craters far from the lunar equator. More prosaically, the rocks on Mars may reveal if any form of native life has ever existed there. Tests done by Mars rovers seem to indicate that it has not, but other clues suggest it is still possible.
Why do we need to collect rocks from the surface of Mars?
The composition of rocks on Mars will likely reveal the history of the planet, and help us understand the geological processes that have occurred there and those that are still occurring. This will probably determine how we establish any manned colonies there, which will be somewhat different from colonies on the Moon, where there is no atmosphere at all. Acquiring water will likely be easier on Mars, compared to the Moon where the only source seems to be deep craters far from the lunar equator. More prosaically, the rocks on Mars may reveal if any form of native life has ever existed there. Tests done by Mars rovers seem to indicate that it has not, but other clues suggest it is still possible.
Why do we need collect rocks from the surface of mars?
The composition of rocks on Mars will likely reveal the history of the planet, and help us understand the geological processes that have occurred there and those that are still occurring. This will probably determine how we establish any manned colonies there, which will be somewhat different from colonies on the Moon, where there is no atmosphere at all. Acquiring water will likely be easier on Mars, compared to the Moon where the only source seems to be deep craters far from the lunar equator. More prosaically, the rocks on Mars may reveal if any form of native life has ever existed there. Tests done by Mars rovers seem to indicate that it has not, but other clues suggest it is still possible.
What would jetpacks help us with?
they could help us get around faster but it wont be safe
