Why will humans live in caves on Mars in the future?

Because in ancient times, our ancestors lived in caves from the beginning, and our future alien colonization may also live in caves like our ancestors. Pi Nyrop Boston, the main researcher of Mars caves and an American scientist who has done a lot of experiments in Mars-like caves, said: "On the dangerous Mars planet, Mars caves will be the safest and most ideal refuge for future immigrants." According to the research of scientists, it is found that the caves on the surface of Mars are very suitable for human habitation, and these caves are located on the slopes of Sassis and Elsee, which naturally produce some caves that are very suitable for human habitation. According to the study of these caves, it is confirmed that these caves contain water and have a lot of ice water.

Most of these caves are made up of lava tubes. This type of tube hole was gradually formed by the flow of molten mud on the surface of Mars in ancient times. According to the research of scientists, these caves all contain a lot of ice water. At that time, the team specializing in these caves pointed out that these caves were about 10 square meters and 8 meters high, and there was a small hole at the top of these caves to communicate with the outside world. The research team found that Mars is warm during the day, but it is cold in caves, where there are many ice water substances. Because the temperature in the cave is low enough, the ice water will not melt.

At night, the temperature outside began to drop gradually, and the cave became colder, forming water vapor in the cave and finally solidifying on the wall of the cave. According to the research of some scientists, these ice water substances are very stable and can even be preserved for 654.38 million+years. Of course, in addition to ice water, there are many spacecraft running fuels in these caves. These caves can be used to effectively avoid the solar radiation on Mars. These caves are of great benefit to mankind, and future human colonization is likely to live in these caves first, and then begin to develop slowly.

Scientists use duckweed to make oxygen in volcanic lava caves. In the experiment, scientists built a simulated "Mars Cave" environment for two mice in a sealed volcanic lava cave in central Oregon-scientists believe that this volcanic lava cave on earth will be very similar to the "Mars Cave" environment. At this Mars symposium attended by hundreds of scientists, some participating scientists said that caves on Mars can well protect future human immigrants from cosmic radiation and bad weather. In addition, caves on Mars may contain a lot of minerals, water and ice, which is enough to provide life support for Martian immigrants. "