The theoretical human migration and long-term human establishment of Mars is known as colonisation or settlement. The prospect has piqued the interest of both public and private space agencies, and it has been extensively explored in science fiction writing, film, and art.
Organizations have proposed plans for a human mission to Mars, the first step in any colonisation effort, but no one has set foot on the planet, and no return missions have occurred. Landers and rovers, on the other hand, have successfully explored the planetary surface and delivered data about ground conditions.
Astronomy studies planets, the solar system, galaxies, stars, nebulae, comets, asteroids, black holes, quasars and meteors among many objects in the universe or cosmos. Similarly cosmology studies the birth, existence and end of the universe. astrophysics uses the laws of physics and chemistry to investigate the cosmos and how we fit into it.
Our solar system consists of the planets mercury, venus, earth, mars, jupiter, saturn, uranus and neptune. Beyond the planets in our solar system there are dwarf planets like pluto, ceres, eris, humea, makemake. The solar system also has comets, asteroid belt, kuiper belt, multiple moons or natural satellites.
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No. There's factors that make it unfeasible. Radiation slams the surface all day every day. The tiny dust particles would overwhelm any air filtration systems. And there is no reason for us to go there. We've studied the surface for quite a while now and have found nothing but baren rock.
Jeffrey dahmer is there I think so
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Colonization of moon is impossible in the upcoming 100 years …forget about Mars 😀 To send humans on moon is such a difficult task that it will take 3-4 years more to reach there…just think about Mars..its far away…