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In the context of the above considerations, the following question is also current:

Could a manned mission to Mars, which could be implemented in a few years, be an international or rather a national mission?

Should a manned mission to Mars, which could be implemented in a few years, be an international mission, or rather a national one, inspired and organized according to the familiar concept of the 1970s, of international rivalry of the leading economically and politically largest countries?Apparently a manned mission to the planet Mars is now technically possible.Researchers working on space exploration programs argue that it is technically possible that humans already have the necessary technology to carry out a two-year manned mission to Mars.First of all, it is necessary for the US President to issue a program of a manned mission to Mars.A similar program in the 1980s was announced by then US President John F. Kennedy.The plan of a manned mission to the moon was fully realized at that time.However, the current mission to Mars, technically possible, would require large financial outlays for the implementation of this mission.Perhaps it would be necessary to organize an international consortium that would organize an international manned mission to Mars.Maybe it could also be an international crew of this mission?Then mission costs could be spread over several countries and it would have global significance in terms of international cooperation.The previous analogous manned space mission, i.e. the manned expedition to Earthly Princes in the 1970s, had the significance of political rivalry between the then US and the Soviet Union.It was a symbolic technological race.Is the planned manned mission to Mars also inspired by this type of international competition, for example between the US and China or possibly also some other countries?China is rapidly developing technologically, aspiring to become a global powerhouse in a few years time. 1 not only in the scope of production of various goods and economic growth but also in the matter of having the most modern innovative technologies implemented in various economic applications.In the US, a very large, historically high public debt can be a significant finns barrier to finance and thus the USA will organize a manned mission to Mars in the next few years.If this mission to Mars is mainly inspired by this new international rivalry in terms of having technological capabilities, it is currently difficult to predict which country will win the race and be the first to organize manned missions to Mars?In view of the above, I ask you with the following question: Should a manned mission to Mars, which could be implemented in a few years be an international mission, or rather a national one, inspired and organized according to the familiar concept of the 1970s, of international rivalry leading economically and politically the largest countries?Please reply. I invite you to the discussion

Dear, Dr. Dariusz Prokopowicz

It is impossible to be the climate on Mars similar to that on Earths, I imagine the climate on this planet is might be contains earthquakes and different circumstances such as temperature and humidity.

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The greenhouse effect is gradually progressing on Earth. Consequently, the risk of new climate disasters increases every year. Currently, technologies are being developed with the help of which space ships will be built to enable a manned space mission to Mars. In the 21st century, will man be able to overcome greater distances and get to know some other planets of our solar system? Is it possible to develop on Earth a technology that a man can leave the solar system and, for example, one day he can reach the nearest Alpha Centauri constellation? In connection with the above, the question arises: Will man manage to create technologies thanks to which he will leave the planet Earth, the Solar System and reach other planetary systems? Please, answer, comments. I invite you to the discussion.

The above question inspired me to the following considerations: Should a manned mission to Mars, which could be implemented in a few years, be an international mission, or rather a national one, inspired and organized according to the familiar concept of the 1970s, of international rivalry of the leading economically and politically largest countries? Apparently a manned mission to the planet Mars is now technically possible. Researchers working on space exploration programs argue that it is technically possible that humans already have the necessary technology to carry out a two-year manned mission to Mars. First of all, it is necessary for the US President to issue a program of a manned mission to Mars. A similar program in the 1980s was announced by then US President John F. Kennedy. The plan of a manned mission to the moon was fully realized at that time. However, the current mission to Mars, technically possible, would require large financial outlays for the implementation of this mission. Perhaps it would be necessary to organize an international consortium that would organize an international manned mission to Mars. Maybe it could also be an international crew of this mission? Then mission costs could be spread over several countries and it would have global significance in terms of international cooperation. The previous analogous manned space mission, i.e. the manned expedition to Earthly Princes in the 1970s, had the significance of political rivalry between the then US and the Soviet Union. It was a symbolic technological race. Is the planned manned mission to Mars also inspired by this type of international competition, eg between the US and China, or possibly also some other countries? China is rapidly developing technologically, aspiring to become a global powerhouse in a few years time. 1 not only in the scope of production of various goods and economic growth but also in the matter of having the most modern innovative technologies implemented in various economic applications. In the US, a very large, historically high public debt can be a significant finns barrier to finance and thus the USA will organize a manned mission to Mars in the next few years. If this mission to Mars is mainly inspired by this new international rivalry in terms of having technological capabilities, it is currently difficult to predict which country will win the race and be the first to organize manned missions to Mars? In view of the above, I ask you with the following question: Should a manned mission to Mars, which could be implemented in a few years, be an international mission, or rather a national one, inspired and organized according to the familiar concept of the 1970s, of international rivalry of the leading economically and politically largest countries? Please reply. I invite you to the discussion

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Thanks for such an interesting discussion and topic ! One can even write a book about it. As I mentioned earlier in a similar topic, I'd like to stand on and think from the human beings' perspective, such as psychological transformation from a former Earthling to a real Marsian during the trip. Would this person be ready to embrace a whole new life in a strange planet and at the very beginning, it could be in some sorta anarchy status which proposes a huge challenge ? Would this person/these persons still hold the values and behaving codes as on earth to extend and well manage a self-sustained life? Technologies may not be challenges thanks to Elon Musk (@Elon Musk) but social soundness and reliability are to help the vulnerable teeny tiny eco-social-system on Mars survive and prosper.

Dear Nazia Asad, Mohammed N J Alzaidy, Mushtaq Ahmad, Yiming Huo, Thank you very much for participating in this discussion and providing inspiring and informative answers to the above question: What else can you explore on the planet Mars and what questions do you get?

Thank you very much for your inspiring, interesting and highly substantive answer.

Thank you very much and best regards, Have a nice day,

Dariusz Prokopowicz

In the next dozen or so years, another manned mission to the Moon and new, first manned missions to Mars are planned. Once a human reaches Mars and begins building space stations on Mars, it will be the next huge step in the progress of space exploration.

Best regards,

Dariusz Prokopowicz

Dear Hassan Izzeddin Sarsak,

Thank you for the link to the article on the issues related to this discussion.

Thank you, Best wishes,

Dariusz Prokopowicz

Dear Gerges Francis Tawdrous,

Thank you very much for your participation in our discussion and for the relevant information provided to help define the data, trajectory of Mars' motion.

Thank you, Regards,

Dariusz Prokopowicz

Please, see the following helpful link:

https://blog.education.nationalgeographic.org/2017/06/22/mars-questions-weve-got-answers/

Dear Jose Roberto Rasi,

Thanks for the answer. Yes, recent research has given many answers to the question of the existence of water and perhaps life on Mars many millions of years ago. Perhaps there were certain life forms on Mars, but due to the greenhouse effect, water bodies and rivers evaporated and life on Mars ceased to exist. May the same scenario of the greenhouse effect and its life-lethal effects not occur in the future on our planet Earth. There is much more to discover on Mars. Perhaps in the 2030s of the current twenty-first century, a manned space mission will be sent to Mars to build a base, a research facility and then perhaps the first self-sufficient colony of a settlement.

Thank you,

Regards,

Dariusz