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- Oxygen chamber
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- Low-gravity gym
- Volcano tour
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- Canyon viewing deck
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- Historic NASA rover tour
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How many years will it take to reach Mars?
Cruise. The cruise phase begins after the spacecraft separates from the rocket, soon after launch. The spacecraft departs Earth at a speed of about 24,600 mph (about 39,600 kph). The trip to Mars will take about seven months and about 300 million miles (480 million kilometers).
During cruise, engineers do checkouts of spacecraft systems, calibrate instruments, and guide the spaceship toward Mars. High gain antenna communication is maintained with NASA's Deep Space Network to report status updates continuously back to Earth controls.
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You're going to need a pressure vessel.
Mars's atmospheric pressure is less than one percent of Earth's. So basically, it's nothing. Being on the surface of Mars is almost the same as being in deep space. You must bring a nice, sturdy pressurized environment or suit to stay intact.
You're going to need oxygen supply.
You probably plan to breathe during your stay, so you'll need to have oxygen tanks or generators. Fortunately, we can extract this from Mars itself. The atmosphere is very thin, but it is almost entirely carbon dioxide which can be converted.
You're going to need radiation shielding.
Earth's liquid core gives it a magnetic field that protects us from solar winds and cosmic radiation. Mars does not have such luxury. You will need thick habitat walls (ideally subterranean or regolith-covered) to stay safe.