If you could take plants to Mars without them dying, it would help making Mars a planet that can support an ecosystem. Plants produce Oxygen which is crucial for animal survival (this includes humans, too, because technically humans are a type of animal). If Mars could successfully support an ecosystem, we could colonize it, which would help resolve issues with overpopulation.
i would take an astranant to mars
It is possible to give Mars a breathable atmosphere and make it able to support plants and animals within a thousand years with current technology.
You wouldn't be able to make it to Mars on a jet in the first place.
Mars is a little over half the size of Earth.
1. The sunlight is not as strong there. 2. There is no water (found water) on Mars. 3. The air composition is different there. 4. The ground contains none of the nutrients that are necessary to grow plants. If you were an astronaut, and you brought oxygen, a strong flashlight, water and a seed with some soil you would be able to place it there and make it grow but your own oxygen tank would have run out by then, so technically, you cannot grow plants on Mars.
i would take an astranant to mars
it would take at least 197.456 hours to get to mars from earth
the soil on mars is infertile
It would take 24 hours and 37 minuets for mars to rotate once. It would take 687 days for mars to rotate around the sun. -Rachel Hagara
About an estimate of 2600600 mars' would fit into the Sun.
No, Mars has no life that we know of.
Mars needs water and oxyegen. It would probably need some soil for plants,and some animals.
A toilet.
Yes it would take 3 years to get to mars, or less at the right timing when mars is close to earth
no. Mars' surface has no liquid water, and nearly no nutrients in the soil. Also, the average day temperature is -14 degrees so no plants would be able to grow there. Also, the amount of atmospheric pressure on mars would mean breathing, even if there was oxygen would be incredibly hard
If plants were to grow on Mars the proper artificial environment would have to be created by a colony and they could grow just about anything they chose. I would imagine it would be plants that would provide food for the colony.
The nearest Mars gets to the Earth is 56 million kilometres. At 60 mph it would take 66.2 years to get to Mars in a straight line. At its furthest, Mars is more than 7 time as far so a straight line journey would take around 475 years.