What would you need to survive on Mars?

Answer 1

It depends on how long you'd want to stay there. In the short term, you need a spacecraft with supplies of power, cooling, food, water, air, and a way to dispose of wastes. In the long term or permanent base you still need all these things, and you need ways of recycling air, water, and carbon and ways to resupply what cannot be recycled.

Answer 2

Sure. Humans can survive anyplace where the conditions on Earth can be

created. That means the right temperature, oxygen supplied at the right

pressure, overall protection from greater or lower pressure, liquid water,

shielding from radiation, and mental and physical stimulation in the right

amounts. Provide that, and humans can exist anywhere.

Mars doesn't qualify. We don't know of ANY place outside of Earth yet,

where you could live without bringing all of those things along with you.

Answer 3

You need a special suit for air and to keep you warm because it is cold on Mars and you also need lots of food and water since you can't grow crops there or find water easily. Also your space suit would have to deal with the low pressure

of the Martian atmosphere. Finally you would need a "shelter" where you could

live safely. That's just the basics.

Answer 4

To survive on Mars, you would need a habitat structure for shelter, a reliable source of oxygen, water, and food, protective gear against radiation and extreme temperatures, communication equipment, and a way to generate power, such as solar panels. Additionally, you would need to have a means of transportation for exploration and emergency situations.

Answer 5

Unaided, no. The temperatures are too cold and the atmosphere is not breathable.

Answer 6

no, you probably heard that there is oxygen on mars but there is too litle oxygen.