<html> <p><img src="https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-NKSqzaAAuBQ/WR_q-QtaOjI/AAAAAAAAG40/oiBrmeWOehEU-ZCoGdXvypVPQhAycJkjwCLcB/s1600/lifeonmars.jpg" width="785" height="441"/></p> <p>It seems that the universe is getting closer and closer. Jumping into outer space and looking at the earth from the outside, it has become a reality until every possible time anyone can pay for it. And mankind heads to Mars, and finally builds a colony settling on Mars....</p> <p>For planning to migrate to Mars, Elon Musk led by <strong>S p a c e X</strong> and NASA, as well as the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in the Middle East, has got a name for a girlfriend. That said, University of Information Technology and Management in advance the research of scientists <em>Konrad Szocik</em> are in a recently in <em>Poland Rzeszow</em>, the paper easily Mars migration of humanity to sound the alarm and should not recite has announced on the <a href="http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0265964616300200">ScienceDirect</a>.</p> <blockquote>From the conclusion, the way to Mars and the living environment on Mars will be a big challenge both psychologically and physically, and even mankind can survive even to a difficult level. Consider the risk of having health problems during the mission and not being able to receive professional medical care and health care even by just giving an example.</blockquote> <p>He talks like this and explains that there is no guarantee that no matter how healthy a person is, it will not cause serious illness. Among long distances from the earth, we are citing issues on how to face medical problems. In addition, we assume how much people can live healthily in isolated environments, the mental damage that the original loneliness experienced by people heading to Mars migration will have is immeasurable.</p> <p>Also, Mark Shelhamer, a scientist who advanced research at NASA, commented like this.</p> <blockquote>It is a fact that it can be a big concern whether we can maintain psychological health. Training at the International Space Station (ISS) will not be a sufficient training ground for missions to Mars. Life at ISS also experiences solitude in a closed environment. However, the crew members are replaced every three months and a new face is coming. There is also a very powerful and effective system that mentally supports the crew members. Astronauts are always in a situation where they can talk with family, friends, doctors and psychiatrists without concern for time lag.</blockquote> <p>Already at NASA, proceeded with the "HI-SEAS" project which tests the simulated living on Mars for a long period, and endeavored to grasp the "investigation of the influence on the mental aspect of the isolated environment" carried out there It is. Some positive findings have come out that even in a lonely living environment separated from the outside, it is not that we can not live in a healthy state. But when you actually headed to Mars, in the beginning, there will be a lot of unknowns as to what impact the harsh immigration environment will continue to live alone for a while for some time.</p> <p>Mr. Szocik's paper suggests that in order to solve various problems it is necessary to put the astronaut in a coma and to minimize damage both physically and mentally until arriving at Mars. In addition, the National Institutes of Health (NIH), by any chance, can not operate even if it becomes appendicitis, so removing the cecum as much as possible, removing the medical concern to the maximum is also mentioned as a solution.</p> <p>And Szocik says like this.</p> <blockquote>After all, what you can cover with medicines will be limited. As the ultimate measure, it will become necessary to genetically and/or surgically correct the human body.</blockquote> <p>Human beings now have a body adapted to the life on the earth. Therefore, if you leave the global environment and move to another planet, Mr. Szocik advocates planning for human body remodeling when it is necessary to replace it with the body structure prepared for the new environment there.</p> <blockquote>It is only in the unknown world how the low gravity environment and cosmic ray radiation (different from the earth) influence the reproductive process. Nonetheless, the risk of harmful impact is fully anticipated.</blockquote> <p>Let's assume that everything is overcome perfectly, and that mankind has reached Mars and has been able to live there for a while. But, in the long run, will you be able to give birth to a colony on a Mars leaving the Earth? Mr. Szocik tells that not only do you remodel the migrant's human body but also plan to mass produce human cloned human beings on the Martian colony and to abandon plans for human beings to reproduce by relying on normal reproductive processes .</p> <p>A new life on another planet that humankind has dreamed of.... But, the actual problem may be more than you imagined.</p> <hr> <center><a href="https://steemit.com/@mytechcrunch" rel="nofollow noopener"><img src="https://3.bp.blogspot.com/-i5glPS8fq84/WHipuo9dX6I/AAAAAAAAF4I/5xm4_mlQwSMyqqzez-k61yNtICA18WH_gCLcB/s1600/mytechcrunch-profile.png"></a></center> </html>