The reality of space travel.
A mission to Mars is not the same as to the moon, it will be a few weeks at most, when the lunar base is created it will obviously be longer, but what is the mission of stepping on the moon again will be a few weeks at most. days the first mission is Artemis 3, but on Mars there will be months left. In fact, the first mission designs to Mars that were presented at the beginning of this century about 20 years ago, involved a trip of approximately 9 months from Earth to Mars, about 500 days on Mars to wait for the transfer window to Earth or launch window and another 9 months of travel to Earth.
This would place the United States in a very complicated situation because China has a very clear calendar for human exploration of Mars, it plans five missions in 2033, 2035, 2037, 2041 and 2043. This was announced a few years ago by Juan Xiaoyun, director of the academy. China launch vehicle technology, these missions include the construction of a base on Mars, this does not mean that the 2033 mission will be manned and we will see astronauts or taikonauts on the lunar surface, it will surely be a mission to test landing technology of the human ship, but without a crew and also to carry equipment, but this Chinese calendar makes very clear the ambitions of this nation and that the United States also makes it clear that the United States is going to have a very difficult time.
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It's funny to see this today after just listening to an interview where it was mentioned how radiation damages our mitochondria and this has been seen in people who work in the space station. I wonder if this is another hurdle we face in space exploration as we move even further away from the earth's protective atmosphere. Can we survive a trip to Mars in a healthy enough state?
I don't believe it, radiation is very harmful, like nuclear radiation, prolonged exposure would kill us.
On Mars you have to terraform first to form a protective magnetic field.
And on the moon, underground habitats would have to be created.
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It will certainly be an interesting journey to follow to see if it can be overcome.
What about SpaceX? They will be probably faster on Mars than NASA. Do they work together on this mission or are they competitors?
SpaceX is at the forefront, it will continue as before, hired by NASA to do its job, but that is good about SpaceX, it is its business model until other economic actors emerge.
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