An old school project.
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mars. The planet inhabited with nothing but dirt and rocks. The planet soon to be inhabited by us humans as one the planet in which only rovers have walked or so we think this planet. What is it? Why would it be so suitable for such a delicate species of animals fueled by the wrath of destruction For the past two decades, scientists at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration as well as scientists of those at their own homes have been studying this red planet, supposedly it was once kissed by water and held the bare necessities for life itself. Any clips? One of the rarer occurrences here on earth, but seen on mars as one of the moons, phobos pass over the sun shone bright in the sky. A sunset filled with vibrant colors like no sunset on earth. Different gasses on mars cause the sun to appear this way and it's breathtaking to gaze at such colors. One thing that we, as humans are unaware of is the beauty of mars, similarities between our world and the great martian planet are somewhat closer than any other planet in our system. Sound here is quite different as the atmosphere is utterly thin and the world's reeks of carbon dioxide. Scientists believe that no long ago the planet was once covered in water and had an atmosphere very alike to the one we have here on earth. They think that the atmosphere was once lost to space. This could be by radiation or chemicals eating away at the red planet's shield. If you would like have a listen to the wind recorded on mars? if you can notice higher squeals of the wind like here on Earth is barely audible and it is someone muffled birds chirping, bells ringing and other high noises may never be honorable on mars. This is also somewhat due to the carbon dioxide lingering around. The speed of sound. Here is about 200 mph less than here on earth, meaning if you were to Yell, the sound you produce would be delayed to the listener. It takes much longer for a year on mars to pass 687 Earth days. To be exact, there's also a much smaller planet to us. Humans being only 1/10 the mass of Earth. The atmosphere is also made up of more gasses than on Earth containing 96% carbon dioxide, 2% argon 2% nitrogen and 1% of another substance in which I could not find the name of. This is not the point. By the time our world comes to an end, we may have too many people to populate, mars, leading to viruses becoming more active and houses becoming inches away from each other. Not the exact circumstances we could hope of at least on MArs. We have superpowers in some ways, With differences of gravity being over 62.5% less than what we have here. We could wave less £100 on earth is about £38 on Mars and we could also jump higher. This pro gives away the fact of overpopulation, as fun is always better than safety. But wait, temperatures on Mars are on an average of negative 81°F. That's a little bit cold if you ask me so, maybe we should stick to safety.