Life on Mars… but only for four years: Red Planet ‘too dangerous’ for humans to survive on for prolonged mission
- Scientists warn that radiation levels make prolonged missions to Mars unsafe.
The dream of a human expedition to Mars has captivated space explorers for quite some time. However, recent research warns that prolonged missions to Mars may be too risky due to high levels of radiation. Scientists have determined that humans should not spend more than four years on any mission to the Red Planet for their safety.
In a study published in the Advancing Earth and Science Journal, the researchers stated, “Our calculations clearly demonstrate that the best time for launching a human space flight to Mars is during the solar maximum, as it is possible to shield from Solar Energetic Particles.”
A 3D rendering of the planet Mars, where scientists say humans can only spend four years on
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