The Human Race Science And Math - 1632 Words

Ever since the dawn of man, humans have always wanted learn and explore as much as possible. We have done amazing things since our race has begun and have created things that we imaged were never conceivable. The human race has succeeded in so many different areas of science and math and as the future progresses we only continue to learn more. Today we have technological advances that are incredible and allow us to do many amazing feats from building massive architectural buildings to putting satellites and probes on and around other planets to research them. We have come a very long way when it comes to what we as a race have achieved and as time passes we will only grow as a more advanced race. Eventually there will be a time where the†¦show more content†¦With the potential to start life on a new planet and make a new home for not just the human race, but for many species on Earth as well, it could most definitely help solve the devastating threats that we may soon face i n the near future. Of course making the planet habitable would be a very challenging feat to complete in itself, but it is possible. With the proper steps and actions, we could be able to transform Mars into a habitable planet that would sustain life for many years. There are many planets in our solar system that could be potentially be one day terraformed, some of which have moons already with water and possibly life on them already. Why would we waste our time with Mars then? Mars has always fascinated humans. â€Å"In August 1996, the public was captivated with NASA’s announcement that a meteorite from Mars may contain evidence of early microscopic life.† Reconsidering Life (1). It has been used in movies, books, television, and games, so you could say that mars is quite famous. Besides having an important history, Mars holds all of the elements that are needed for life to exist. It holds Wwater, which may be frozen at the polar ice caps, carbon and oxygen in the f orm of carbon dioxide (CO2), and nitrogen which is an important element to help create our atmosphere. â€Å"T here are amazing similarities between the Martian atmosphere that exists today and the atmosphere that existed on Earth billions of years ago. † How