Top 5 reasons to live on Mars
Named after the God of the Roman Army, Mars is the fourth planet from the sun in our solar system. Mars is otherwise called the 'Red Planet' because, all things considered, are red! This marking comes from a large amount of a substance called iron oxide (or 'rust' as you may know) from its rocks and soil. Mars is the second smallest planet in the orbits of Mercury. With a distance (center distance) of 6,791 kilometers, it is usually a large part of the earth's surface. It can be very cold on Mars - much colder than our planet because it is far from the sun. At the equator, temperatures can reach 110 degrees Fahrenheit [20 ° C], yet in its crater, it can sink as high as 140 degrees Fahrenheit [140 ° C]. 1) Mars soil contains a large amount of water If you burn a cubic foot of Mars soil, you can harvest about two (one liter) water pipes. According to new data returned by NASA's Curiosity wanderer, this is not just a strange discovery, perhaps: It seems tha