NASA postponed the arrival of mankind on Mars in 25 years

The arrival of mankind at Mars is one of the major challenges faced by scientists in the various space agencies in the world not only to solve the logistics behind the transfer but also to the human body adversities that have zero gravity in prolonged time and radiation.

That is why the scientists in GODMOTHER They have decided that it will take about 25 years to get the necessary travel.

Initially, the United States space agency set the arrival on the red planet until the 2030s, however, the change of priorities determined by the president Donald Trump and budget cuts to the agency have extended this period.

"The cost of solving these problems with the current budget or a small increase in the monetary allocation means that it will take us around 25 years, commented former American astronaut Tom Jones, who traveled in four missions before retiring in 2001.

A bundle of these features requires an approach as high as the one that existed during the Cold War, when NASA reached up to 4.41 percent of the federal budget of the United States, especially in 1966, during the boom acquis The Apollo mission who eventually made his first landing in the month in 1969.

Since 2011, when the crew travel program has been closed down from US territory, the space agency receives about 0.50% of the general budget, a situation that does not allow it to complete the same number of investigations as those that allowed arrival at Month.

During Apollo's development, NASA has come up with immense solutions that have not only been applied to space travel but also technologies that the world uses daily such as ear thermometers, water filters, smoke detectors, prostheses and even the rooms they are currently on any smartphone.

"[Aún] we do not have the solution in terms of shielding in terms of protection against cosmic rays and solar rockets that can be experienced during transit, "the former astronaut added.

now, NASA awaits the arrival of the InSight probe on Mars, in addition to preparing a new mission for 2020 to investigate the possibility of ancestral life on the planet.