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                               There are lots of things that a man could do (on Mars) if NASA were to launch a manned mission to Mars.  However, the main achievement in which the mission would lead to the finding or making of life on another planet and for the past few decades, Mars is the closest prime target in which astrologists have thought there would be life.  Some of those things in which a man would do is first make the planet habitable, by melting the polar ice caps, which would cause the dry ice to spread around the red planet and eventually turn into water, (lakes, rivers, oceans etc.)  The reason why the mean would want to melt the ice caps is because some of that water vapor will go into the atmosphere and thicken it enough to enclose gasses inside the red planet.

 

 

                               Now, because Mars is somewhat habitable, men on Mars are able to make a base in which they would live in while they make a huge farm of plants and/or trees, outside of the enclosed domain.  Eventually, the plants and trees will create enough oxygen for it to spread around the planet and make Mars habitable for future generations of life.