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You cannot live more than 68 days : MIT
By: Tupaki Desk | 15 Oct 2014 4:42 PM GMT
Space researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT),USA have questioned the technical feasibility of the 'Mars One' project. Mars One which aimed to establish the first human colony on the Red Planet by 2025. MIT claimed there are some huge challenges in reaching this expectation with in specified time.
MIT revealed its primary report on this machine says man cannot live more than 68 days on Red planet with present technology. It added "Low air pressure, habitats at risk of explosion and a lack of spare parts are among the potentially fatal dangers that apparently await anyone who makes the inaugural trip.Oxygen levels would start to deplete after about two months and scientists said new technologies are required before humans can permanently settle on Mars". MIT report shocked the aspirants who are in plan to settle on Mars.
The five-person team used data from Mars One, a Dutch-based non-profit group behind an audacious project. Which trying to permanently colonize the Red Planet starting in 2024. Responding to the comments, Mars One CEO Bas Lansdorp told to media that he thinks the findings are incorrect.
MIT revealed its primary report on this machine says man cannot live more than 68 days on Red planet with present technology. It added "Low air pressure, habitats at risk of explosion and a lack of spare parts are among the potentially fatal dangers that apparently await anyone who makes the inaugural trip.Oxygen levels would start to deplete after about two months and scientists said new technologies are required before humans can permanently settle on Mars". MIT report shocked the aspirants who are in plan to settle on Mars.
The five-person team used data from Mars One, a Dutch-based non-profit group behind an audacious project. Which trying to permanently colonize the Red Planet starting in 2024. Responding to the comments, Mars One CEO Bas Lansdorp told to media that he thinks the findings are incorrect.
