Nasa immigrants

NASA is studying the immigration plan to land on Mars. This time, the task is to go to a place where no one has been: Mars. There is only one small problem: this is also a journey with no return. NASA confirmed that the feasibility assessment of Mars migration is in progress. The project is called "Centennial Starship", which is estimated to cost 654.38+000 billion US dollars and is expected to be realized in 2030. Walden, director of Ames Research Center, an important town in computer science and astrobiology of NASA, confirmed that the federal government provided the research center with $654.38 million+0.8 million to evaluate the feasibility of human migration to Mars. The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) also sent personnel to help turn the idea of science fiction into reality.

At a seminar in San Francisco last weekend, Walden said, "You heard this important statement here. We hope to help some billionaires and set up a century-old starship project fund. The human space program can now really aim at emigrating to another planet. Twenty years ago, this radical idea could only be discussed in secret. If you were caught, you had to go home and eat yourself. In a few years, we will see the prototype of a spaceship that can really carry humans back and forth between the earth and aliens. " Such a space trip takes about nine months, and nuclear-powered rockets can be shortened to four months, but they are all "going back" because the cost of returning to Earth is too high. Materials will be transported from the earth to other planets so that astronauts can be self-sufficient.

But the sub-zero temperature and thin atmosphere are still difficult living environments. Walden said that he had raised funds from Peggy, one of the founders of Google, and received a warm response: "He asked me about the cost of sending people to Mars. After I told him about $654.38+0 billion, he said, can it be reduced to 654.38+0 billion or 2 billion? " Walden admitted: "How do humans live on another planet? To be honest, I don't know anything. If you are a conservative, you will worry that Mars will kill people. If you are a liberal, you are worried about whether humans will destroy Mars. "