Mars is the planet most similar to Earth in the solar system, and whether there is life on it has always been the focus of debate among scientists. Based on this, Mars is also a frequent visitor in science fiction works, and topics such as immigration to Mars and travel to Mars emerge endlessly. In ancient China, Mars was called "Mars" and was a representative of war and death. The ancients feared it but were also full of curiosity about it. This kind of curiosity and exploration that lasted for thousands of years has finally taken a substantial step in recent days-Tianwen-1 successfully launched into space. In response, Musk quickly "liked" it, saying it was "very exciting."

Tianwen-1 Mars probe liftoff

The successful launch of Tianwen-1 has indeed triggered Mars-related topics. Let's not talk about "immigration" for the time being. After all, it is too far away. Relatively closer "travel" has been discussed in various ways-basically after visiting all the places on earth. After visiting everything that can be visited, humans can no longer resist wanting to travel to outer space. So, when will Mars travel really be realized? How much does a trip cost? Musk, who sent a congratulatory message for the success of Tianwen-1, made an inspiring speech on this.

Musk

Musk, known as a legendary entrepreneur, and the SpaceX company he founded, have always been committed to space exploration. In their vision, they want to establish human settlements on Mars. To achieve this step, we must first realize the technology of transporting humans to Mars on a large scale. Musk said that he would send humans to Mars around 2024, and would gradually reduce costs after that, reducing the cost of traveling to Mars to $100,000 per ton of load. It is foreseeable that if Musk and his company can really break through relevant technologies, Mars travel-related business will inevitably take the lead in developing before the formal establishment of the settlement. After all, they must "just eat" and reserve funds for follow-up plans. Moreover, in the early stage, compared with those who were willing to settle down on Mars and pioneer the land, there were many more people who just wanted to go around and have a taste.

So, if you really travel to Mars, what attractions can you enjoy? Some netizens have a lot of ideas and have prepared a "strategy": the detector sites include Curiosity, Mars 2, Spirit, Viking 1, Mars Pathfinder, Tianwen 1, etc.; Geographical landscapes include Mount Olympus (the second highest peak in the solar system), Mount Elysium (a very "eye-catching" peak on the plains), Mariner Canyon (the largest canyon in the solar system), Mount Tarsis (three buttons), etc.;

Natural scenery includes Mars sunrise, sunset,"double moons"(Phobos, Phobos), full moons, solar eclipses, etc., which are not rare at all. And due to the action of atmospheric particles, you can still see the blue sun; the "amusement facility" includes Mars low-orbit tourism. Here, you stand in a higher place and see a more grand scene... How about it, Is everyone excited?

However, the prerequisite for being excited and preparing to take action is to maintain sufficient healthy physical conditions until travel to Mars becomes a reality, as well as certain financial strength...