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THE FIRST 10,000 DAYS ON MARS (Timelapse)
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Solar cells less than half as efficient, and with regular dust storms. Very good idea.
I highly doubt that Starship can sustain so many passengers over a 7 month transfer. It's been calculated that supplies for no more than 6 passengers can be loaded into Starship.
It is not feasable to go beyond our moon without nuclear propulsion. This is a known fact since 1950s.
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… And then they lived happily forever and ever.
Is our Moon really grey?
Is planet Mars red?
I'd like someone to explainto me what we would do there. It's a cold dead rock, without any life sustaining resources like oxygen, plant life or water. Besides existing in an enclosed environment, what else could you accomplish?
Try magnifying the light before it hits the solar panel? Light magnification technology where starlight is magnified over and iver could someday lead to an unlimited power source in space.
The first mRNA vaccine is produced. Then they all die.
Solar panels are big and bulky and not efficient, but they can suppliment a reliable powersystem like NASA's "Kilopower" small modular reactor.
How old is this information? It's a great subject matter, don't get me wrong, but SpaceX won't be using Boston Dynamics robots; they will have their own.
Good luck anyone being alive there after just 1000 days, they better have tons of pre-positioned redundant solar and wind power and nuke power like the Jupiter probes were allowed
But what would keep oxygen in the Mars atmosphere? Also, is there magnetic filed in Mars? It it's not what would protect people on Mars from solar and cosmic radiation. What about pressure on Mars? Shouldn't the first ones to arrive be biologists and other scientists as well as doctors?