Life on Mars or life on the Earth -- NASA

Life is the only assurance to human survival, and its been existing for billions of years on earth until now that scientists discovered that there can be another life others than the earth, and that is definitely MARS. 

We've been looking for life on other planet other than earth for decades and now, we found one.

While the formation of earth is unknown even with the BigBang theory, Mars will be a turnaround for the mystery. In 1975, NASA's Viking Project found a place in history when it became the first mission to land a spacecraft safely on the surface of another planet. Two identical spacecraft, each consisting of a lander and an orbiter, were built. Each orbiter-lander pair flew together and entered Mars orbit; the landers then separated and descended to the planet's surface and this marked the discovery of Mars.

After earth, mars can be most interesting place for our solar system. Life on mars is still countable in one of the most typical mysteries in astronomy. Mars definitely have most of things to support life. It have suitable temperature, there are evidences of water there. Scientists are sure it had life at a time. They had uncover the secret and interesting history of Red planet.

Since mars was smaller than earth and comparatively away to sun, it got colder earlier than earth and supported life on it. Unfortunately, first generation of Martians did not survive longer. So, why are astronomers so sure about the extinction of first generation of Martians still remained unknown.

Humans have exists on earth for millions years from one generation to the other and the real existence on the surface earth is still elusive to people, having another world on Mars will be a really interesting escapade for many if not all.

Why do we need to live on Mars?

Well, as it is known that colonising the Mars will be a great deal in curbing many problems on earth, these are the three reasons we need to go and have a place on Mars.

1. To reduce population on earth 

Increase population has been the major threat to human development for decades and one of the remedy is colonising Mars.
More and more people are in need of living space and the more the population, the more this need increases.  we unintendedly make it so that such land in incapable of producing as much as it would if we used it the way it was intended. The more space people take up just living there, the less we can use for farming, hunting, logging, and many other things we need to do for the economy. The more crowded we become, furthermore, the more likely diseases can spread to people, causing a greater likelihood of being sick and possibly death by sickness.
Research shows that barely 2.3 acres of land will be available for each individual if equally distributed yet there are still destitute.

With more spaces being occupied, we have less land for farming and there would be less good available to us. As a result, harvesting more crops, fish, and meat will be greatly affected and as a result, this can again, hurt the economy by making less of such items available to us at a convenience and, rather, we are supplying it without growing them back.
It is also a know fact that over population is the cause of poverty and penury to the world. More and people are struggling for a limited space and resources which makes life on the Earth became survival of the fittest. Building Mars will be a great help to this problem.

2. To reduce natural disaster 

The world have witnessed numerous disasters over the centuries and although most are man-made due to wars and terrorism, mother nature certainly shows her fair share of damage. While there are many aspects to what would be considered the “worst” natural disaster ranging from lives lost to cost incurred, the earthquakes, typhoons, tsunamis and volcanic eruption you are about to witness are all horrific in their own right.
The world have suffered enough and still suffering from these deadliest occurrence resulting to people losing thier lives, properties and homeless.
These disasters have made life so miserable in many parts of the world that global average economic loss due to natural disaster events worldwide  amounted to about 268 billion U.S. dollars . The only solution to the threats of natural disasters and losing the world economy is by colonising another planet which is the mars.

3. to ensure continuity of human existence

The big question is; what if the sun runs out of energy to support life on earth?. What if the sun becomes a red giant?

It is known that In 5.4 billion years to come, the Sun will form what is known as the Red Giant phase of its evolution. This will start once all hydrogen is exhausted in the core and the inert helium ash that has built up there start to fluctuates and collapses under its own weight. This will make the core to heat up and get denser, causing the Sun to grow in size. This will pose a greater risk to human existence and can ultimately result to outright annihilation of whole wide world.
This reducing giant theory.
It is also worthy of note that human tends to live more on Mars than living on the earth. It is argued that Mars have the tendency of extending lifespan.

The red giant theory will increase the possibility of going to the Mars in other to ensure the continuity of human existence and the fact of expanding lifespan should also be put into consideration.

Elon Musk in one of his tweet wrote that he spent most of his money building Mars in other to ensure the continuity of human species. 

Why we need to remain on surface earth?

Even after trying to create a better place in Mars, some people still find it difficult to live on Mars.

1. The Formation earth is unknown 

It is believed theologically that humans are able to co-exist because of supreme being and because the Formation of earth is generally unknown to the world.
The unknown mystery of the earth therefore, create a resilience, peace and harmony to the world unlike the man made creation.
Humans are able to prove equal powers, equal rights and live in a utopian world all because there is no link to Formation of humans existence and there is no such thing about supremacy and supercilious claim by anyone. Will there be any pattern to living on the mars?

2. Self claim, avarice and capitalism

Capitalism still thrive in barely almost parts of the world, and this has caused imposing threats to the existenceof the majority where the proles have to suffer the poverty, inadequacy and misery of life. While the minority have the world at thier finger tips. would it be Karma-Capitalism?

Capitalism is a total forms of natural disorder run by manmade social system (though modern capitalism reshaped into a mixture of capitalism principal with some socialism) which work to maintain stability in the after stage of capitalism such as social security, universal medical care, compulsory basic education, citizen age pension, legal aid…, it can be in forms of free semi anarchic capitalism or state central controlled capitalism but they are all bearing the characteristic features of unsustainability, inequality, inhumanity, therefore they are not suitable for human higher stage of development as manmade social system to reach endless future, they only resulting in the fastest way to end human existence even on the earth, and that result is controverting the natural law for life --- survival, which is the endless continuation of the information existence (evolution) of this life species.
As the colonisation of the Mars now becomes ironclad, and the fact that the place still attract investing and spending, are we going to take yet again another capitalist society?

3. War and natural disasters.

One of the many reasons behind going on Mars is natural disaster, it had endanger not only the human race but also the animals. In the process of ensuring the threats are destroyed we opt for Mars, so the big question what if the same disasters happenin the Mars, are we not on the same cycle?

The world wars still have impact in the world ecosystem and economy till date. The world is yet to recover from the destructive effect of the world wars. It is understandable that war is inevitable and a factor to impose one's will but the effect of the war is always destructive. So the question is what if there is another Mars war? Or what if the natural disasters we prevent on earth start again on Mars?

If you are being called today on Mars, would you rather stay on earth or have your way to the place?. Use the comment box.