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Anonymous users2024-02-11No, because if it does, we may not have life on Earth, because the atmosphere of Mars is only 1% of that of Earth. It cannot stop all kinds of radiation and solar storms from the universe. If it comes to an orbit closer to the Sun, then the solar wind he will be subjected to will become stronger, and the remaining atmosphere may disappear.
There are many conditions necessary to determine whether a planet has life. Water is an indispensable and important condition by human standards. Water is the source of life.
In 2015, scientists discovered frozen water at the poles of Mars, which raised the possibility of life on Mars to a new level. Unfortunately, the ecological environment of Mars today is very unsuitable for human life. Dust storms often occur on the sand dunes on its surface, and the temperature difference between day and night is extremely large.
The atmosphere of Mars is very thin, only 1 of the Earth, although Mars proved the existence of liquid water not long ago, but according to the current ecological environment of Mars, it is not suitable for the survival and development of life on Earth at all, then many people will have such thoughts: If the positions of the Earth and Mars are exchanged, what will become of the Earth? Will Mars have many Earth-like life?
We can imagine if Mars and Earth swapped places.
The Earth may turn into a dead planet because the distance between Mars and the Sun is greater than the distance between the Earth and the Sun, however, after the Earth moves to the orbit of Mars, the Earth is likely to become a giant ice ball due to the distance from the Sun, and a sudden drop in temperature could lead to the extinction of many life on Earth.
If the Earth loses the Moon, it means that the existing crustal stability is related to solid tides and the state of ocean tides will be greatly affected, the most obvious is that the world's active ** belt and volcanic belt will be extremely unstable in the short term, and all over the world will erupt all kinds of unprecedented volcanoes and ** tsunamis, which will undoubtedly make most of the life on Earth endangered.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10Personally, I feel that because the Earth is just the third in the solar system, and the atmosphere of Mars is not so much, it can't resist ultraviolet rays, so Mars has no life, but our Earth just can.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09No. Because if the positions are reversed, then the earth's environment will be fundamentally changed, and it will not be the current earth.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08There is a chance to become the next Earth, because its rock structure is very similar to the Earth, compared to the Earth, it only lacks an atmosphere, and if there is an atmosphere, Mars is very likely to become the next Earth.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07Mars will not be the next Earth, because Mars is much smaller in size and mass than Earth, and according to calculations, Mars cannot even stabilize the atmosphere on the surface, so it cannot accumulate liquid water, and water is the source of life, without which living things cannot survive.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06No. Mars does not have the environmental conditions to become Earth, and it is difficult for us to change its current surface environment.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Probably not. Because Mars does not have the conditions that Earth has. There is no water on Mars, there is no oxygen.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04All are terrestrial planets.
In addition, it has many similarities with the Earth, such as the discovery of its North Pole with ice caps, riverbeds, and proof that it once had liquid water. Because the axis of rotation of Mars is tilted, there are also seasons on Mars.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03The physicist's is: from the point of view of implementability, no; From the point of view of theoretical possibility, it is possible, but probably not permanently.
Mars is much colder than Earth, with no water (no liquid water, to be exact), and no air. On the bright side, Mars is already in good condition compared to other planets: Mars is a solid planet, so you can stand firm on its surface.
Every day on Mars is 24 hours and 40 minutes, which is about the same as on Earth, so you don't need to worry about your daily routine. So, even if we see a lot of bad news next, Mars is still the best candidate for terraform.
The seasons of Mars
Since each season on Mars is twice as long as on Earth, and Mars is farther from the Sun than Earth, each season on Mars is colder than the same season on Earth. In addition, because the elliptical orbit of Mars orbiting the Sun is flattened than that of the Earth, the difference between the seasons in the northern and southern hemispheres of Mars is more significant than that on Earth.
For the same reason, the difference in the length of the seasons on Mars is also greater than the difference in the length of the seasons on Earth. The difference in the length of each season on Earth is no more than 5% at most, and spring in the northern hemisphere on Mars is about 1 3 longer than autumn.
Will change, Zhao Gou escaped from danger in time, and only established the Southern Song Dynasty after going south, continuing the Song Dynasty, while Chongzhen at the end of the Ming Dynasty stuck to the city of Beijing, unwilling to move south, and sat back and waited, which eventually led to the death of the Ming Dynasty.
Creating the surface of Mars to look like Earth's, such as fresh water and soil, is the most critical condition for Mars to become Earth's second generation. There is also an important conditional gas environment, so that it can be.
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