Is it possible for us to breath on Mars? How different is the atmosphere?

Answer 1

NO.Mars atmosphere is not having enough pressure and oxygen for human beings to breath.

Mars' atmosphere is 7 to 10 millibars, or 1/100th of Earth's pressure. It is composed of 95% carbon dioxide and 2.5% nitrogen, whereas Earth's atmosphere is composed of 21% oxygen, which is necessary for life.

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Answer 2

Alexander Acosta

Breathing on Mars would be challenging due to its thin atmosphere composed mostly of carbon dioxide. The atmospheric pressure on Mars is about 0.6% that of Earth's, making it inhospitable for humans without specialized equipment. Additionally, the lack of oxygen in the Martian atmosphere would prevent humans from breathing normally. Therefore, breathing on Mars would require the use of life support systems or habitats equipped with oxygen supplies.

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