How many energy sources are on mars?

Answer 1

answ2, Mars certainly has solar energy.

Since it has some volcanoes, it has probably got a thermal gradient that could be exploited.

Since it is similar to Earth, it probably has some radioactivity in the core which would give the gradient above.

Answer 2

no body knows for sure but sientice are figuring it out

The person who wrote this is a dumb ass because they can't even spell a freakin easy word like scientist you are dumb. And this is from Tab9037 okay .

Answer 3

Yes, you can probably use both.

The main renewable source would be solar power.

The rocks should have chemicals to provide non-renewable sources.

Obviously there should be no fossil fuels like coal and oil.

Answer 4

There's no reason that you could not produce electricity on Mars in any of the

same ways that you could on Earth ... if you could gather up the necessary

equipment and materials. Likewise, there's no reason that you could produce

electricity on Mars in any way that could NOT be used on Earth.

Notes: One method is solar power. It would not be as easy as on Earth, because Mars gets less energy from the Sun.

You could use wind energy, but you wouldn't get much electricity that way.

Of course you could take a nuclear reactor with you, but that's not using Martian sources of energy.

Answer 5

geothermal energy, solar energy and wind energy

Answer 6

There is the sun's energy (solar power as in),there can be wind terbin's because there are wind storms there for the wind terbin's, and I think there is more but I don't know all of them.

Answer 7

what is mars made of

Answer 8

Energy is usable anywhere, including Mars