There will be no internet available to those who live there due to the latency between earth and mars. For better or worse that will be a major commitment.
If a manned mission to Mars was even to succeed with all it entails of high-risc controlled explosions to propel all the cargo and the people, those people would first off face immense awe. But soon after they would be subjected by a crushing sense of solitude, dislocation and loneliness; _alieness_ and soon after psychological breakdown with almost guaranteed death for all involved. Sorry for the appearant pessimism, but this is something we'll have to come to grips with concerning our move into becoming a spacefaring species: we can not sustain any kind of ex-earth permanent habitation based on rockets being launched from earth. Not on Mars and not on the Moon either. The only real difference between the two is how long will the condition take to develop. We should focus on developing a different means to gain space than by rockets instead of how it is right now with a multitude of space agencies, both private and national, all running each their spaceprogram in competition with eachother. Because all our efforts will come to naught save for teaching us that, if we don't.
Scientists have discovered exoplanets that could be habitable. Could developing a transport system that could move at super speed be more feasible than terraforming a planet.
We are nowhere near having the technology to take humans to a habitable exoplanet, they’re many light years away. With mars not only is it *reasonably* accessible but there’s promising plans for terraforming not to mention it’s close enough to have communication and support from earth.
A very expensive death.
There will be no internet available to those who live there due to the latency between earth and mars. For better or worse that will be a major commitment.
It was a wonderful documentary about changing the human body on Mars..if human settlement on Mars planet...scientific imaging
Hope in this lifetime I can see humanity on mars. Opt me in! even if it's one way journey.
If a manned mission to Mars was even to succeed with all it entails of high-risc controlled explosions to propel all the cargo and the people, those people would first off face immense awe. But soon after they would be subjected by a crushing sense of solitude, dislocation and loneliness; _alieness_ and soon after psychological breakdown with almost guaranteed death for all involved. Sorry for the appearant pessimism, but this is something we'll have to come to grips with concerning our move into becoming a spacefaring species: we can not sustain any kind of ex-earth permanent habitation based on rockets being launched from earth. Not on Mars and not on the Moon either. The only real difference between the two is how long will the condition take to develop.
We should focus on developing a different means to gain space than by rockets instead of how it is right now with a multitude of space agencies, both private and national, all running each their spaceprogram in competition with eachother. Because all our efforts will come to naught save for teaching us that, if we don't.
Trumps from Mars
That is vicious slander, sir! If you keep that up you could really offend some nice Martian one day.
Scientists have discovered exoplanets that could be habitable. Could developing a transport system that could move at super speed be more feasible than terraforming a planet.
We are nowhere near having the technology to take humans to a habitable exoplanet, they’re many light years away.
With mars not only is it *reasonably* accessible but there’s promising plans for terraforming not to mention it’s close enough to have communication and support from earth.
The answer to your question is no.