The rover opportunity is over. Is it possible for humans to live on Mars?

Yes, it is impossible for human beings to survive on Mars. ?

With the development of science and technology and people's exploration of outer space, more and more celestial bodies are found in the universe. This discovery not only makes people know more about their living environment, but scientists are also actively exploring other planets suitable for human habitation. After all, the resources on the earth are limited, and with the destruction of human beings and the influence of some irresistible forces, it is very likely that one day the earth will no longer be suitable for us to live in, so it is very important for people to find the next planet suitable for human habitation. According to some signs, Mars once had signs of life. It once wore a blue coat like the earth. Fresh water and oases on the surface nourish fresh life, and Mars is the nearest planet that may be suitable for living, so scientists pin all their hopes on Mars.

With the end of the mission of Opportunity, the hope of mankind has come to an end, because Mars has taken off its blue coat and is wrapped in a thick desert. If you get lost here, you don't even have a beacon. The continuous invasion of solar wind makes the magnetic pole circle around Mars lose its protective function, which leads to all kinds of rays in the universe directly turning everything on the surface of Mars into dust. At first glance, there are no green plants or even gas around the surface of the planet. Even the discovery of water resources in Mars Antarctic Glacier did not bring too many surprises to people, because the water resources here contain a lot of salt and particulate matter, which is equivalent to the water at the bottom of the earth's salt lake. Such water can't breed human life.

In addition to Mars, people have also detected that the environment on the planet in the universe for 700 days can also provide a place for human beings to live, but its average temperature is much lower than that of the earth, lacking the rise and fall of the sun. 24 hours a day is daytime, and there is no rotation throughout the year. Compared with Mars, it is far from the earth, and it is difficult for human beings to immigrate to the 700-day planet.