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Settling Mars Essay

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There have been many questions about the future of human beings as long as we have existed. Today, that question is about space and the future of the Earth. There are many arguments on the future of people on Earth and how we will survive with the decline of the Earth in recent years. Some have suggested settling Mars or other planets, while others say that we should stay on Earth and take better care of it to save it. So what should we do? Cultivate Mars, or cultivate yards?
First, what is wrong with settling Mars? Mars could take many centuries to be inhabitable, and would cost large quantities of resources and money. This is however not to say we could not, settle Mars, just that it is a more long-term solution. The problem, though, is

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