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Essential Requirements for Relocating to Mars: Matter, Energy, and Conservation

Discover the fundamental requirements for survival on Mars and Earth, focusing on matter, energy, and conservation principles. Learn about the laws of conservation and their implications for your Mars relocation project.

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Essential Requirements for Relocating to Mars: Matter, Energy, and Conservation

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  1. Relocating to Mars? What MUST you have?

  2. Requirements… • What do you NEED to survive on Earth? • 5 basic requirements…

  3. Matter & Energy • What is “matter” • What is “energy” • What does “conservation” mean? • How does “conservation” apply to matter? • How does “conservation” apply to energy?

  4. Answering the EQ’s: Matter • Matter is anything that has mass and takes up space. • Matter is what the universe is made of!

  5. Answering the EQ’s: Energy • Energy is the ability to do work. • Virtually all of the energy on Earth comes from the Sun.

  6. Answering the EQ’s: Conservation • Conservation (to conserve) means to save

  7. Answering the EQ’s: Conservation & Matter • The conservation of matter is a Law • The law of conservation of matter says… • Matter can not be created or destroyed

  8. Answering the EQ’s: Conservation & Energy • The conservation of energy is a Law • The First Law of Thermodynamics (there are 3 of these laws, but we are only going to talk about the 1st) says… • Energy can not be created or destroyed • Energy can be transferred between a system and its surroundings • Energy transfers can be accounted for by looking at heat and the work accomplished.

  9. What does that have to do with your Mars project? • How does your “matter” get recycled? • How does the energy enter your system?

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