NASA and its European partners will find unquestionable evidence of extraterrestrial life, thinking that it is only a matter of time.
The NASA physicist believes that next year's Mars mission will unearth the evidence of extraterrestrial life on Mars. The space mission, which will be launched on July 2020, will send a new generation of detectors to Mars.
The NASA Mars mission will work with the European Space Agency (ESA) to drill the "Martian Space Creature" exploration program (ExoMars) under the Martian surface.
However, when the most meaningful discovery was finally realized, Greene warned that humans may not be mentally prepared.
This will be revolutionary, just like Copernicus said "No, we are turning around the sun", completely revolutionary, it will open up new ideas. I have been worried about this because I think we will find it soon. Extraterrestrial life.
The launch window of the Mars mission next year will be between July 17 and August 5, 2020, but this lonely detector will not arrive on Mars until February 2021 and will launch exploration activities.
The ESA's detection program will follow a similar trajectory and drill down to the Martian rock for about 2 meters.
The Mars mission in 2020 was based on NASA's previous exploration vehicles, Spirit, Opportunity, and Curiosity.
Greene boasted Haikou in August this year, claiming that scientists are expected to find evidence of extraterrestrial life in this life and in this world. This statement echoes the view of former NASA chief scientist Ellen Stofan, who believes that to find life on Mars, it must be dug deep enough.
These incredible claims are based on the fact that ancient Mars has a humid environment.
Although Mars today is a desert of inanimate deserts, Mars once had a thick and humid atmosphere. Green said:
he most important thing is that there is life in water
At some point in the history of Mars, it lost most of its magnetosphere, causing solar radiation to take away the lure atmosphere of Mars. However, in an "extreme environment" like Mars, Green is convinced that certain microorganisms "drill into the rock" in order to survive.
Why are we trying to fly to Mars?
- Technological development
Going to Mars will force a whole generation to start working as an ambitious career for space engineers. This will force students across the education field to work as scientists, engineers, technicians, and mathematicians. The next generation of astronauts who are about to land on Mars are in high school.
The colonization of Mars may be one of the most effective ways to motivate students to receive technical education. This will continue to drive technology and innovation. An ambitious mission to the next field will inspire a new generation of engineers, scientists, doctors, innovators, teachers, and industrialists to seek the stars.
- There will be no conflict, war or terrorism
For more than 8,000 years, humanity has been occupied by war, genocide, and destruction. Our story is built on top of blood. We are constantly killing each other to rewrite history and continue the vicious circle of new bloodshed and suffering. In addition, our long-term killing of the environment makes the Earth less and less suitable for human survival. It happens every day.
- Let's start with a clean one
Settlers will have to learn to live and survive on Mars. In this case, survival will be the main goal of a person. And there is no time or resources to resolve conflicts at all. Everyone in the settlement must play a role. He must ensure that he can perform his duties with dignity. This will make the colony a good place to live. Taking into account all the mistakes of the past, this will be a good opportunity to start over.
- Improve the quality of life on the planet
Depending on the orbital position, the distance between the Earth and Mars ranges from 55 to 400 million kilometers. This is 140 to 1025 times the distance from the Earth to the Moon.
This means that it can take up to 20 minutes to send a message in one direction (at the speed of light) between two planets. The distance is so great that at the maximum distance, astronauts on Mars need to wait more than 40 minutes after receiving a message or request to the Earth to receive any answers. Bringing humanity to the limit will inspire innovation in all areas. From agriculture to medicine. Mars will be a testing ground for using such innovations.
- We will ensure the survival of mankind
The dinosaur has a history of 165 million years of earth. They seem invincible. But the only trace of their existence today is the petrified remains. Huge asteroids destroyed them.
Placing people on more than one planet will ensure that our survival has been going on for thousands of years, even millions of years. Mars is the planet most similar to Earth in the solar system. On Mars, there are water, atmosphere and other resources that will enable us to survive outside the Earth.
More importantly, recent seminars and studies have shown that missions to Mars can be achieved and affordable. NASA does not need to increase its budget significantly to achieve its ambitious goal of bringing people to Mars by 2033.
- If the experiment fails, it will help us better understand the Earth
Mars in the past is a warm and humid planet, similar to the Earth. There used to be a denser atmosphere than today. What happened to Mars? Will the same thing happen on earth?
Our analysis of what might happen on Earth cannot be based solely on one data point - the Earth itself. It is important to understand the evolution of other planets, especially those similar to Earth. This will enable us to take care of our homes more reasonably.
Solving such problems will help us to wisely maintain and use our earthly resources. And make our planet a better place for future generations. If the colonization of Mars is an unsuccessful experiment, it will make our internal changes better. This failure will promote the protection of the planet. Otherwise, we will face disastrous consequences, such as the frozen desert of Mars.