Journey to Mars

How long does it typically take for a one-way trip to Mars?

• 10 to 12 months

• 1 to 2 years

• 6 to 9 months

• 3 to 4 months

How often do transfer windows occur for optimal travel to Mars?

• Every 12 months

• Every 18 months

• Every 26 months

• Every 36 months

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How long does it take for Mars to complete one orbit around the Sun?

• 800 days

• 365 days

• 687 days

• 450 days

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What is the most efficient path for traveling from Earth to Mars?

• Elliptical orbit

• Hohmann transfer orbit

• Circular orbit

• Direct flight path

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What is a major health risk for astronauts traveling to Mars?

• High pressure

• Extreme cold

• Radiation exposure

• Lack of gravity

What must life support systems ensure during the journey to Mars?

• Entertainment options

• Regular exercise for astronauts

• Constant communication with Earth

• Stable supply of air, water, and food

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What role do autonomous systems play in Mars missions?

• Providing entertainment

• Assisting with navigation and maintenance

• Cooking meals

• Monitoring weather conditions

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What is the goal of NASA's Artemis program?

• To explore the outer planets

• To send humans to Mars directly

• To establish a sustainable presence on the Moon

• To build a space station around Mars

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What is SpaceX's Starship program aiming to achieve?

• Exploring the Sun

• Building a space hotel

• Mining asteroids

• Sending humans to Mars

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