𝙏𝙚𝙘𝙝𝙣𝙤𝙡𝙤𝙜𝙮 𝙩𝙤 𝙝𝙚𝙡𝙥 𝙘𝙧𝙚𝙖𝙩𝙚 𝙡𝙞𝙛𝙚 𝙈𝙖𝙧𝙨.

       
      Global warming is the fastest and most important cause of life on earth. As a result, the temperature rises every year. Ice melts faster in Antarctica the risk of sea level rise is thus increasing. The late famous scientist Stephen Hawking said that the human race will be extinct in a single century due to this problem.. 

         As it turns out, many living things on earth are rapidly becoming extinct, humans have two options for surviving this catastrophe. One is to make the necessary arrangements to settle on mars, next to earth, with the right conditions for life. Another is to stop the earth's heat and change the earth as it  returns to life... 

             To make mars a suitable place for life, we must first raise is temperature by about 50 degree Celsius and allow water to remain on its surface in a liquid state. Next arrangements must be made to protect lives from the effects of excess UV rays. Mars web using carbon dioxide, one of the heat- increasing gases. Some scientists said it could increase the size by ten... 

                 However, Bruce jokovsky, one of the NASA scientists, says that Mars does not have enough carbon dioxide to increase the temperature by 50 degree Celsius, and that carbon dioxide cannot be used there. But for now, only certain areas in the upper crust of mars... 

             A team led by NASA scientists Gerber has increased the temperature by 50 degree Celsius, claiming that it could trigger 20 lives. This particular area of thermal exploration is being developed by scientists in the South of mars. Most importantly, the Celsius level is currently being measured by the rover engines that are currently examining the liquid phase of mars... 

          Next, there is the silica aerogel, a type of silica aerogel that can be used to make pumice under the influence of Gerber research team uses technology. It is noteworthy that silica aerogel are capable of reflecting heat without any wastage of energy... 

             Gerber research team has proven through experimental studies. All in all, the scientists Gerber says that by selecting certain parts of mars and heating it's web to 50 degree Celsius, instead of trying to heat up the entire surface so mars as previously suggested, mars could gradually transform itself into a planet capable of painting life... 

      Will this strategy by fully successful? To test my point, Gerber research team planned to select some of the worst parts of the earth with an environment similar to Mars, and to carry out a number of studies there using silica gel. Only time will tell....