Climatic Conditions & Geographical Features

• Temperature: Extremely cold with an average around -80°F (-62°C)
• Atmosphere: Very thin, composed mainly of carbon dioxide (95%), with traces of nitrogen and argon
• Terrain: Rocky, red due to iron oxide on its surface. It has the largest volcano (Olympus Mons) and canyon (Valles Marineris) in the solar system
• Polar Ice Caps: Made of water and dry ice, they change size with the seasons
• Weather: Occasional dust storms which can sometimes engulf the whole planet

Effects of Spaceflight on the Human Brain and Wound Management

• Physical Changes in Brain: Microgravity can cause changes in brain structure and affect vision
• Cognitive Function: Prolonged space travel can lead to a decrease in cognitive function and alter perception
• Fatigue and Stress: The isolation and confinement during space travel can lead to fatigue, sleep disturbances, and psychological stress
• Wound Healing: Wounds heal more slowly in space, there is also an increased risk of infection due to altered immune responses
• Management: Wound management in space requires advanced medical supplies, telemedicine, and possibly robotic assistance

Budget Plan for the Trip

Fairy Tale: “Goldilocks and the Three Martians”

Once upon a time, Goldilocks was an intrepid space explorer. Her spaceship landed on Mars, where she discovered a Martian habitat. Inside, she found three sizes of spacesuits, space food, and sleeping pods. After trying them all, she found the ones that were “just right”. Suddenly, she was greeted by a Martian family. They shared stories about Martian culture and history. Goldilocks was thrilled and shared stories from Earth. Before leaving, they exchanged tokens of friendship and she promised to return with more Earthlings.

Things to Carry Along for the Trip (List in Hindi)

• स्पेस सूट (Space Suit)
• ऑक्सीजन सिलिंडर (Oxygen Cylinder)
• खाने की चीज़ें (Food Supplies)
• चिकित्सा किट (Medical Kit)
• संचार उपकरण (Communication Devices)