More and more, people are looking at the notion of a manned expedition to Mars. Different scientific teams from all over the world are looking to Mars in the hope of finding evidence of past alien life. The concept of ship design to make the journey and the ideas of return continue to be thought about. It will not be long before someone take on the quest.
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Showing posts with label mars. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mars. Show all posts
Wednesday, 24 July 2013
Monday, 8 July 2013
Mars and the Hellas Basin Theory Jumps the Gun
Scientists
and Theorists will not give up on the Martian question. Many cling to the
notion that Mars might be a dead planet that once sustained life. Gradually,
ideas are eliminated only to be replaced by new ones. The optimism that Mars
once sustained life remains. Many explorations and experiments are waiting to
be conducted. Unmanned space craft have been sent and more will follow to
scratch the surface and find evidence that might support the notion that our
Red Planet once harboured, carbon based, organic cells. We have the robot jeep
Discovery project carrying out surface tests and soon ExoMars will launch two
missions. One via satellite and another robotic jeep like the Discovery will
land on the surface. This will be done by the ESA (European Space Agency) with
help and support from the Russian Space Agency (ROSCOSMOS)
Observersof the Red Planet are continuously puzzled by many of the rock formations. Geologists
often question the possibility that once water might have been there. Why did
it all end if the planet was once on the journey to evolve carbon based life forms?
Perhaps a violent ecological disaster might be the reason for the sterile
landscape that teases the observers. Some theorists have tried to peddle the
idea that Mars was hit by a huge asteroid over a thousand miles in width and
this created the Hellas Basin. Before the planet could recover more asteroids
hit the surface denying Mars any chance of the healing process being able to kick in. Somehow, the
magnetic field stopped working and water could no longer be contained and left
the planet. This all sounds far-fetched and fanciful. Many scientists understandably laugh
at the notion.
If
Mars did once have life, the reason for it becoming extinct would be a new undertaking
of discovery. Then new ideas will need to be looked at, but wild speculation like the Hellas Basin concept is often like running before we can learn to walk and looked down upon by most
geologists. After all, we are not sure still, if Mars has ever had life in the
first place. Inventing ideas as to why it is no longer present, is jumping the
gun.
Saturday, 1 June 2013
Nuclear Rockets to Mars
Nuclear propelled rockets are being considered for human space travel to Mars. These new projects are just the tip of the iceberg. As countries across the world begin to cooperate, new and more fantastic undertakings are beginning to emerge. The prospect of space travel will suddenly accelerate one day and the dawning of a new age will be with us. It is believed that these fusion rockets could get people from Earth to Mars in thirty days.
There are lots of things wrong with the idea at the moment because most of our population do not want to go along the lines of nuclear development. This is because of disasters like Chernobyl, Fukushima and of course the Nuclear bombs dropped upon Japan in World War II We fear a terrible dystopian future might come about if this goes wrong.
If we could get the equipment out into space and away from Earth's orbit, it could be possible to construct something about the Moon's orbit and already in space. The possibilities could be very apparent if we dare. Using fossil fuels all over the globe will add to the many causes of Eco-problems we already have. This nuclear alternative could be a long term benefit that could lessen all other forms of human need. We need to get out there and into space exploration somehow. It is our destiny to do so, and I believe in our nature.
There are lots of things wrong with the idea at the moment because most of our population do not want to go along the lines of nuclear development. This is because of disasters like Chernobyl, Fukushima and of course the Nuclear bombs dropped upon Japan in World War II We fear a terrible dystopian future might come about if this goes wrong.
If we could get the equipment out into space and away from Earth's orbit, it could be possible to construct something about the Moon's orbit and already in space. The possibilities could be very apparent if we dare. Using fossil fuels all over the globe will add to the many causes of Eco-problems we already have. This nuclear alternative could be a long term benefit that could lessen all other forms of human need. We need to get out there and into space exploration somehow. It is our destiny to do so, and I believe in our nature.
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