when MEN will reach to MARS?
542761
when they decide it is worth the money it costs to send them to mars.
125006
There are numerous reasons to go to Mars...\n\nFirst, to show that we can.  This may not seem valid at first, but humans have always been explorers and conquerors.  We need to face challenges that seem impossable and conquer them.\n\nSecond, it gives us insight about our own planet.  \n\nThird, it is the first step in seeing if we can either terraform the planet and make it livable, or mine it for resources that might be very scarce on Earth.\n\nFourth, such a project provides jobs for tens to hundreds of thousands of people.
1143471
In my astronomy 310 class we discussed missions to Mars, and my professor explained that it COULD be done in a couple years - if there was public interest in it. Since there isn't, and since probes to Mars have been relatively unexciting other than telling us that it used to have water on it before it all evaporated, not many people are too interested in going to a super-hot, rusty, dead planet.
321536
it was really only recently that we started exploring the galaxies, when u think about it.  we only went to the moon in 1969, and now we have made some significant changes, but i think that it will take some momentum for us to get further and further into space exploration and than we will have space exploration higher and higher until either a disaster happens or there are no humans.  i think that we r already making some significant progress, but i believe that the space programs will be making more significant progresses once we make cars that can use renewable energies.  than i think that ppl will start to look more and more towards the space and galaxy exploration.
1006604
Something learned from the Apollo era is that we are great field geologists. A robot grabbing soil samples could possibily miss something very important just a few meters away.\n\nAnd all the science done by the rovers in two years could probably have been done by man in a matter of days.\n\n"Only Man can evaluate the Moon in terms understandable to other men."
364442
I'd like to a base on the moon, where we can launch our craft to explore Mars.\n\nBut I do not think it will happen in my lifetime.
643899
Depends on the purpose of going to Mars. If it is for a life of exploration, then I may. The more important factor is...does a significant other get to come along? If I have to go w/ a crew of whoever and spend the rest of my life with them, then no, I wouldn't go.
9640
Technology now exists that can send probes (very expensive probes) anywhere in the solar system, including Jupiter.  However, it is doubtful that man will ever go there because the planet is a giant gas planet without land to land on, air to breath or temperatures high enough to sustain life.  Also the planet has a powerful gravitational pull and anyone who goes there will stay there.  Mars is a much more hospitable goal for space travel by men (and women too).  Bring your own air!
22686
By that time we'll be off the planet...hopefully on mars...its possible that we could live on mars the only problem is that it may take about 50 or more years.
285294
Yes, You might have heard about terraforming. Recently i gave a seminar on it. It is the method to transform the mars so that its environment can support life as earth do.  But the only thing required is you and we to get together and work hard with unity for this project. This project is neither going to be of one country or one group but the entire man kind has to work together for it
895657
I think very soon there will be.  google.com/mars is very close.  Unfortunately, there's nothing really on Mars to check out.  Plus you can't get to the same resolution (obviously) as on Earth.\n\nVenus is even harder - there aren't really any well known features on Venus, and everything will be computer images based on radar telemetry.\n\nBut one day...\n\n.
769984
may b its possible on mars.....scientist are in reasearch of this.....last year they also find some bones on mars. so may b possible on mars
1127353
We are able to today.  Potential cost has been estimated at less than $30 billion...\n\nHey, I have an idea!  Bill Gates can pay for the mission, and then claim Mars all for himself, kinda like the European monarchs did with the Americas!
24676
It depends on how fully terraformed Mars was and how risky the flight there would be.  Mars could conceivably be terraformed into a beautiful Earth-like world.  Given safe transportation there, heck yeah I'd consider it, especially if they allowed homesteading.
376755
Nope, nothing that we have found will be coming very near us on that date.  Just to give an update on the object the Braxton_Paul mentioned, 2004MN4 (now designated 99942 Apophis), has pretty much been put into the clear for the close approach in 2029.  It will come close, but unless something funny happens to the orbit (collision, unexpected outgassing phase etc), it will miss us.\n\nWhat we are trying to get a fix on now is the next close pass by this bad-boy: 2036.  We can't rule out an impact probablitity for that encounter yet.
428930
NASA plans to send astronauts to the moon by 2020.  NASA sent nine manned missions to the Moon between 1968 and 1972. A total of 12 men walked on the lunar surface.  If you ask me, I'm not sure if they have ever been up there to begin with.  They say it takes them so long now to get "back" because the project would cost over 100 Billion Dollars. The new missions would use rocket technology already employed on the space shuttle to cut the costs of development. Dr Griffin from NASA said the new rockets would be "very Apollo-like, with updated technology. Think of it as Apollo on steroids."
1078377
Just robots sent by NASA. No human has gone to Mars, yet.