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Published on Nov 21, 2015
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Electrolysis of water is water decomposition, or breaking down of water. That could be one of the many ways we could get oxygen in space.
Photo by Travis S.
Someone has created a leaf out of chloroplasts which is a high concentrate of chlorophyll. It creates oxygen by taking sunlight and water and turning it into oxygen.
Photo by hasserin
We can inhabit Mars, but only After we have built up an atmosphere and heat up mars's surface so that all the river beds will be filled by the melting ice caps.
Photo by schoeband
This is called "Terraforming" it is an act of making a planet earth-like. The oxygen that is released will not sustain us for long.
Photo by jurvetson
The problem with terra forming Mars is that it has really large and powerful sandstorms that could last for a long time and could destroy the station.
Photo by michaelb1
Mars is superior to other planets like Venus because rovers have actually found remnants of water on Mars. This makes scientists think that water could have been on the planet of Mars a few millennium ago.
Photo by NASA Goddard Photo and Video
Mars also has more growth potential this is because unlike Venus we have actually explored more than any other planets in our solar system.
Photo by Melissa A. N. (Model)
Many scientists have studied our DNA and they found that we could actually print our home and they could hitch a ride on a spacecraft although scientists do not no how to regrow our skin and all the other things that are on us it still is pretty cool to think about.
Photo by dullhunk
Before we colonize space we need to find out how much a space craft would cost and how earth works.
Photo by tres rosas amarillas
We are in what is commonly called the "goldilocks zone" which is an area in space that is not to effected by the sun and not too effect by it.
Photo by violscraper
We revolve around the earth at 66,638 MPH. Also the sun generates as much power as 1.7 billion power plants.
Photo by Mark Turner
