Mars - An amazing Planet । Mission Of Mars

                              MARS 

Out of the remaining seven planets in

our Solar - system, we need a world, that

is not too hot, not made of gas and too far away from the Sun that is too cold. Our Red, Rocky Next door Neighbour MARS is that planet. 
                       Mars is lighter than Earth and, because of this, you would be about

38% lighter there than you are here. That meant, that if you weighed 100 Pounds, then you would weigh only 38 Pounds on Mars. Because of the difference in gravity.

MISSION MARS: Elon Musk unveils plan to reach Red Planet by 2022

At least two cargo Ships would land on the Red Planet in 2022. With the key  mission of finding the best source of

water currently mooted as a way to power rockets.The rockets would place power, mining and life - support infrastructure on Mars to support future missions, with four ships set to take people, equipment and supplies to the planet in 2024.
                                                 'Humans would need a buggy to travel across Mars Rocky surface.'
                            NASA's first Human Mission To Mars is expected about a decade later.
                                                                         

The trips would be funded by a range of activities , including launching satellites, servicing the space - station and lunar missions.Once you are out of the

atmosphere, it would be as smooth as silk, no turbulence, nothing. There's no whether.... and you can get to most long - distance places in less than half-an-hour. If we are building this thing to go to the

Moon and Mars, then why not go to other places on Earth as well.It had earlier planed to use a suite of space vehicles to support the colonisation of Mars, beginning with an unmanned capsule called Red Dragon in 2018, but Space X is now focused on a single, slimmer and shorter rocket instead.

More than 100,000 people want to fly to Mars in 2022 - and never come back
More than 100,000 people have applied to be a part of the Mars One Project, which

aims to colonize the Red Planet starting in 2022.Out of thousands, 40 people will 

be selected. Of the 40, just four will participate in the first passage to Mars, which is scheduled to months later in April 2023.
                 

None of the four will ever return to Earth. More than 30,000 Americans have applied for the chance to the very first settlers on Mars. The astronauts will complete 8 years of training. According to the Mars One website, candidates will isolated from the world for a few months every two rears in groups of four in simulation facilities, to test how they respond to living in close quarter with just three other people.
                                                                                    They will be trained in physical and electrical repairs to the settlement structures, cultivating crops in confined spaces, and addressing both routine and

serious medical issues such as dental upkeep, muscle tears and bone fractures.the seven to eight month journey will be 'arduous'. There will be no showers and only canned  or freeze - dried food. Astronauts must complete three hours of exercise a day to maintain muscle mass.
       The atmosphere on mars is so thin and made of carbon dioxide - the air that we breathe  out rather than breathe in,

that settlers won't be able to go outside without a spacesuit. Cabins will need to be pressurized all times.and because the Red planet hardly has an atmosphere, we would need to protect ourselves from the Sun's radiation.