For decades, scientists have speculated about the possibility of human life on Mars. With its cold, dry environment and thin atmosphere, Mars is not immediately hospitable to humans. However, advancements in technology and our understanding of the planetβs resources have led to renewed interest in colonizing Mars. NASAβs Artemis program and SpaceXβs plans for Mars missions have brought us closer to the goal of sending humans to the Red Planet.
In order to sustain life on Mars, scientists are exploring ways to generate oxygen, water, and food using the planetβs resources. The presence of frozen water on Mars and the discovery of seasonal methane emissions have raised hopes that life, either past or present, might exist on Mars.