Planet Mars. A shocking announcement comes from a NASA astronaut before the first missions bring people to the planet, and this puts even more into question the feasibility of sending people there. The astronaut details several problems that prevent NASA from easily transporting people to the planet Mars, and the first of them is the very long distance that an alien ship would have to travel to reach the red planet.
Planet Mars. According to this astronaut with 16 years of experience working at NASA, people need to change biologically in order to successfully travel such a long distance. Even when we get there, the planet Mars has a gravitational force that represents 3/8 of that of the Earth, so we are again talking about biological changes that the human body must endure in order to survive without problems.
Planet Mars. SHOCKING Announcement Made by a NASA Astronaut
Planet Mars. Apart from the biological changes, there is also the problem of the radiation that the human body has to endure on the journey to the planet, and this could leave the astronauts without the ability to fulfill their mission. This is one of the biggest worries, and this is because if the astronauts do not reach the planet Mars in full mental capacity, then the journey to the heavenly body will be a completely useless one, unfortunately.
"We're seeing some beautiful changes in human biology—big enough that we'd like to mitigate them, at least in part. The Moon has less than one-sixth the weight of Earth, while Mars has three-eighths of Earth's gravity. We can fully anticipate that there will be bone and muscle loss, not unlike what you would see with a person who has been confined to bed for many months or even years."
Planet Mars. Another important problem arises after we actually get there, and this is because we are talking about a completely dead planet, one that cannot support life in any form at the moment. These are just some of the problems that exist regarding the planet Mars and the missions that would take us there, but everything will only be 11 years from now, that is, a very long time away from the present moment.
Planet Mars. Until the initiation of the first missions that will take people to the celestial body, those from NASA will send the first people to the Moon, and from there they will send them further to the red planet.
