If the earth's atmosphere is moved to Mars, can human beings survive?

Mars is another planet in the solar system that is most suitable for life.

The distance between Mars and the sun is about 1.5 times that of the earth, and the sunlight and heat received by Mars per unit area is only 43% of that of the earth. The night temperature in the polar regions of Mars is below-139 degrees Celsius, and the noon temperature at the equator of Mars can reach 20 degrees Celsius. The average temperature of Mars is below -23 degrees Celsius, which is close to the annual average temperature of -25 degrees Celsius in Antarctica. The atmosphere of Mars is extremely thin, mainly composed of carbon dioxide and a small amount of nitrogen, argon and oxygen. The atmospheric pressure of Mars is only 1/200 of the atmospheric pressure of the earth, and the water vapor is only 1% of the water vapor in the earth's atmosphere. The soil of Mars has a high salt content. Mars rotates once every 24 hours, 37 minutes and 23 seconds. Its surface gravity acceleration is only 2/5 of the earth's surface. The period of Mars' revolution around the sun is 687 days, which is equivalent to two years of the earth.

Both the North Pole and the South Pole of Mars are covered with white polar caps. Years of observation show that their size changes with the seasons. Whether it is the South Pole or the North Pole of Mars, these crowns begin to expand in winter and contract in summer. Space probes have confirmed that there are both ice condensed by water and dry ice condensed by carbon dioxide at low temperature in the polar cap, which is a mixture of water ice and dry ice. Scientists estimate that the carbon dioxide stored in the polar cap is only about 20% of the air; There is more water stored than in the atmosphere. If all this ice melts into water, it is enough to form a water layer with a thickness of more than 10 meter on the surface of Mars. The polar cap of Mars is not a whole, but layered, and its periphery is stepped, which may be due to the alternation of cold and warm on Mars, which makes the melting and freezing of the polar cap alternate. Therefore, many scientists are optimistic about life on Mars.

If you want to move to Mars, you must first make the environment of Mars global, make the atmosphere of Mars close to the atmosphere of the earth, and produce the oxygen needed for human survival. For this goal, many scientists believe that it will take 20,000 to 65,438+10,000 years, so it is out of reach. But Robert Zuberlin, the founder and scientist of the Mars Society, believes that this process can be completed in only 1000 years.

/kloc-after 0/000 years, people will not have to live on the earth. People can move to clean Mars, where there is no pollution, no animals and birds, and no territorial disputes at first. It is a brand-new world, a strange pure land, and a paradise that Christians yearn for.