He The year in which man will reach Mars is indicated on the calendar NASA experts who have been delaying it for years. This is a time when we need to start thinking about space exploration that can give us a place to live or, at least, a place for humanity to settle down in the event that planet Earth becomes uninhabitable or is threatened by forces exterior. What sounds like science fiction is something we’re going to see come true right now.
NASA experts are well aware of a series of essential elements to ensure that human beings can leave Earth normally, without putting their lives in danger. After the boom of the 60s and 70s in the middle of the Cold War, the United States stopped its space program, particularly after two misfortunes which cost the lives of dozens of people. With today’s technology that has nothing to do with the past, we have managed to see beyond what was expected. In this case, we face a future that can make the impossible possible.
There’s a date on the calendar
THE first part of a space mission This involves creating a calendar. In the same way as was the case with the famous Artemis mission, which should in theory return humanity to the Moon, we are facing a series of changes that could be fundamental.
This mission, which has been delayed for various reasons, will return humanity to the lunar surface in 2026. Something we didn’t really have in mind until now, but there is very little left for this moment to become a reality. A first step which should restore confidence in space missions, but will serve as a basis for a future mission to Mars.
According to the predictions of experts, from now on the journey to Mars could be easier, in which case it would take place if no one prevented it and no misfortune happens in 2030. This does not mean that it will be delayed due to technical problems, as we have seen many times. But at least forecasts have already been made and they are much closer than expected.
The year man will reach Mars
This 2030 is a date that is relatively close to usalmost 70 years will have passed since the first arrival on the moon, but that does not stop the generation that was excited about this date from being excited again about this first time that it will take a human being to an outer planet , something that seemed like science fiction.
The NASA blog informs us of the main news: “Mars continues to be our exploration target because it is one of the only places we know of in the solar system where life may have existed. What we learn about the Red Planet will tell us more about Earth’s past and future and may help us determine whether life exists beyond our planet. Like the Moon, Mars is a destination rich in scientific discoveries and a powerhouse of technologies that will allow humans to travel and explore beyond Earth. NASA is developing many technologies to send astronauts to Mars starting in 2030. Below are six things we are currently working on to make future human missions to the Red Planet possible.
But to leave Earth, several key factors must be addressed: “Astronauts flying a round-trip mission to Mars will not have the resupply missions necessary to deliver fresh food. NASA studies food systems to ensure quality, variety and nutritional values for these long missions. Plant growth on the International Space Station also helps guide crop management in space. Just as we use electricity to charge our devices on Earth, astronauts will need a reliable source of power to explore Mars. The system will need to be lightweight and capable of operating regardless of its location or the climate of the Red Planet. NASA is exploring options for energy systems, including surface fission energy. An astronaut’s primary shelter on Mars could be a fixed surface habitat or a mobile habitat on wheels. Whatever its form, the habitat must offer the same amenities as a house on Earth, plus a pressurized volume and a robust water recycling system.
Great challenges await us to make this path to Mars a reality, which will soon be.
