Yes, it would be difficult. You would have to be completely protected from the atmosphere all the time.
Mars is way to gassy for a human Couple of reasons we cannot survive, Mars has a carbon dioxide atmosphere and no oxygen also Mars has no magnetic field so it has no protection from cosmic radiation a human would receive doses as high as 500 rads per hour (lethal dose)
If there is, it wasn't built by human beings from the planet Earth, and none of our remote sensing robot machines that we've sent to Mars has seen it.
i don't know try it yourself or go to a library of Mars.
Mars is the most Earth-like of all the planets in our solar system (not including Earth itself). While it would certainly not be easy for human beings to live on Mars, it would nonetheless be easier for human beings to live on Mars, than it would be for them to live on Mercury, Venus, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, or Neptune. So in terms of interplanetary colonization, Mars seems to be the best bet.
The first man on Mars was Lois Armstrong who was accompanied by Buzz Lightyear. Overhead in the Commander Module was Justin Lee-Collins.
No because they have no oxygen in mars
No human beings have ever set foot on Mars.
Human beings have never been to Mars.
No human beings have yet gone to the planet Mars.
Nothing. There is no evidence of life on Mars. Considering that spacecraft from the planet Earth have landed on Mars, we human beings from Earth are the Martians.
no, because a human would suffocate and die of intense heat.
we cannot as yet say for certain but it is unlikely as there is no oxygen or water
Mars is way to gassy for a human Couple of reasons we cannot survive, Mars has a carbon dioxide atmosphere and no oxygen also Mars has no magnetic field so it has no protection from cosmic radiation a human would receive doses as high as 500 rads per hour (lethal dose)
People cannot survive on mars because of the lack of oxyen and water.
If there is, it wasn't built by human beings from the planet Earth, and none of our remote sensing robot machines that we've sent to Mars has seen it.
i don't know try it yourself or go to a library of Mars.
Mars is the most Earth-like of all the planets in our solar system (not including Earth itself). While it would certainly not be easy for human beings to live on Mars, it would nonetheless be easier for human beings to live on Mars, than it would be for them to live on Mercury, Venus, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, or Neptune. So in terms of interplanetary colonization, Mars seems to be the best bet.