What Do We Need to Survive on Mars?

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To survive on Mars, humans will need essential resources such as breathable air, water, food, and shelter. Mars lacks a breathable atmosphere, so oxygen production methods must be developed, alongside water extraction from ice or regolith. Food sources will require either cultivation in controlled environments or transport from Earth. Additionally, habitats must protect against extreme temperatures and radiation. Understanding Mars' conditions is crucial for planning sustainable human life on the planet.
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Hey Guys, I was just wondering if one of you's could tell me-
What would we need to live on Mars
And why we need it

Thank you!
 
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