If humans go to Mars, what will it become?

Human beings are too adaptable to survive! ! !

1. Gravity will change after moving to Mars. Gravity is directly related to the mass of the planet. The mass of Mars is about 1/9 of that of the Earth, so you will become lighter than the Earth.

2, the law of life: the autobiographical cycle of Mars is similar to that of the earth, and the daily time is still similar, or get up early and return late; Of course, the calendar needs to be changed. Now your family uses the Gregorian calendar based on the time when the earth is flat on the sun. When it comes to Mars, it needs to be completely transformed, because one year of Mars is equivalent to two "earth years"; Also, you'd better put on more clothes. The average temperature of Mars is much lower than that of the Earth, which is similar to that of the South Pole. Besides, I'm afraid you'll have to use a pressure suit on Mars. The air pressure is too low and it takes time to get used to it. Adapt to the desert environment and rusty red eyes; Finally, don't expect to use a compass or garlic in your backyard; ?

3. Residence: There is almost no oxygen in the atmosphere of Mars, mainly carbon dioxide, but it is still quite thin, so to live in a closed house, you need an oxygen making device. ?

4. Temperature: Mars has a thin atmosphere and a large temperature difference between day and night. It's MINUS 80 degrees at night, and it can reach 20 degrees during the day. The heat preservation measures are better.

On Mars, the temperature in summer is generally around 20℃, which is a very comfortable temperature, but things are not so satisfactory. Because the atmosphere of Mars is very thin and dry, it can't retain the energy given by the sun, so the winter of Mars is very cold, with the lowest temperature of-140℃ and the lowest temperature of the earth of -90℃.

On Mars, most places are deserts, hills and graptolites. Although NASA has announced that there is flowing water on Mars, according to research, there is no stable liquid water except dry ice and water ice at the poles of Mars. However, in an adult's body, water content accounts for about 65% of body weight, so liquid water is indispensable for human beings.

Carbon dioxide is the main gas in the atmosphere of Mars, and the gas needed by human body is mainly oxygen. So when people go to Mars, they must carry oxygen bottles with them to survive.