Planet Mars

yes they do have clouds as it has water and the sun to melt it into steam which forms clouds

This is true, but it is too cold for the water to evaporate, the boiling point, or the point at wich water evaporates is above 32 degrees F. the average temperature on mars is about -75 degrees F.

The distance between Earth and Mars varies depending on their positions in their orbits. On average, Mars is about 225 million kilometers away from Earth. Travel time between the two planets can range from about 6 to 9 months. In terms of years, this would be close to 1.5 Earth years at its closest approach.

The white patches at the poles of Mars are composed of a combination of water ice and frozen carbon dioxide (dry ice). These polar ice caps undergo seasonal changes, expanding in the winter and shrinking in the summer due to temperature variations. Scientists study these caps to understand the planet's climate and geology.

Olympus Mons on Mars is 3 times higer than Mount Everest from its base!!!

If an object weighs 100 newtons on Earth, it would weigh approximately 37.8 newtons on Mars. This is because the gravity on Mars is about 38% of the gravity on Earth.

The first Mars space probe expedition that did not land on Mars by the US was Mariner 4, launched on November 28, 1964. It provided the first close-up images of another planet as it conducted a flyby of Mars on July 14, 1965, sending back 21 photos.

The first Mars space probe expeditions that did not land on Mars were the Mariner missions, specifically Mariner 4, Mariner 6, and Mariner 7. These missions provided the first close-up images of Mars and valuable data about the planet's environment.

According to Nasa, on August 27, 2003, Earth and Mars were the closest they have been for around 60,000 years. Mars was indeed a spectacular site in the night sky during several months of 2003.

Nothing like this will happen in 2009 despite an awful lot of emails scams promising spectacular naked eye views of Mars' surface. This can NEVER happen.

Yes, several space ships have been sent to Mars by different space agencies such as NASA, ESA, and ISRO. Some of the most notable missions include the Mars rovers like Perseverance and Curiosity, as well as orbiters like the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter and MAVEN.

There is no liquid water on the surface, and no appreciable water vapor in the extremely thin atmosphere. This, and the generally frigid temperatures make it nearly impossible for Earth-like lifeforms to exist in natural conditions there.

There is no recreation on planet Mars because people cannot live there. Mars is a rocky planet that cannot support human life because its atmosphere consists mainly of carbon dioxide. It is the fourth planet from the sun.

That depends on what the bubble is made out of. If you are talking about a soap bubble, no. There is only a virtual atmosphere on Mars - just a bit of this and that floating around. The pressure of just about any amount of gas applied to blow a soap bubble would burst it immediately. The soap film is only strong enough to make a bubble in a situation where there is some amount of atmosphere around it.

On Earth, we have the pressure of the atmosphere all around us under normal circumstances. On Mars, forget it. Of course, if you constructed a pressure dome there, you could maintain the same sort of atmospheric pressure that exists naturally on Earth.

Humans have never been on Mars. This is because humans have never set out on a trip to Mars. Humans have never done so for two reasons; to travel from Earth to Mars it would take a minimum of six months and our current spacesuits cannot protect humans from the martian environment.

Of the two planets, Venus is closer to the sun. It's closer than Mars. So is earth, for that matter. The closest planet to the sun is Mercury, then Venus, earth and Mars. A link is provided to the Wikipedia article on planets. You will be taken directly to the list, which is arranged from closest to farthest out.
Among the two Mars is furthest. The furthest planet in the solar system in Neptune.

No, there are no plantations on Mars. Mars is currently unable to support plant life due to its harsh environment, including thin atmosphere, extreme temperatures, and lack of liquid water. There are ongoing efforts to explore the possibility of future human habitation on Mars, but agriculture on a large scale would require substantial technological advancements.

You will die instantly because:

The pressure on Mars is so low that exposure to the atmosphere would kill you. Little bubbles of gas in your blood would go out of solution, cause air embolisms, severe decompression sickness and bloodvessels would pop everywhere in your body.

Disregarding that CO2 is poisonus to humans if the concentration is greater than 3%. 10% oxygen would leave 85% CO2 (if the oxygen is extracted from the atmospheric CO2). So it would be poisonus to breath.

In the future, we may see continued exploration efforts on Mars, including robotic missions and potentially human missions. Scientists hope to further study the planet's geology, atmosphere, and potential for past or present life. There may also be advancements in technology to support sustainable human presence on Mars.

I say no because the tempeture over at mars is usally around -51 or -61 and yes i know mars has frozen water and it has volcanos but it has been sleeping for many years and please people anwser questions dont be lazy and not look at other websites there are many people that need help and nobody helps them

So bee one of the people thats a helper to other people

An eruption of Olympus Mons, the largest volcano on Mars, would likely have significant implications for the Martian environment. It could release large amounts of ash, dust, and volcanic gases into the atmosphere, potentially affecting climate patterns and atmospheric composition. The eruption may also lead to the reshaping of the Martian landscape and could potentially impact any existing habitats or ecosystems on the planet.

Zero. There is no life on Uranus that we know of.

No, Mars is the fourth planet from the sun in our solar system. Jupiter is the fifth planet.

ya but you need to bring a hole bunch of air and water and have a lot of money just to get there, and you will need a lot of cable if you want to watch tv or have power. there is no way that you could live on mars. No.