写一篇火星移民作文英语怎么说

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About thirty volunteers will be chosen from all over the world by 2015 to go to the Mars. The volunteers must be over eighteen years old, prepared not to return to the earth, and willing to keep a good relationship with other people. Some experts think that the living conditions on the Mars are hard because it is difficult for the volunteers to face the cold weather, loneliness and fear. The volunteers believe that if they are successful, they will become the heroes of human beings. What’s more, they are tired of living on the earth, so they want to experience the life on the Mars.
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By 2015, about thirty volunteers to go to the Mars will be chosen from all over the world. The volunteers, who must be over 18 and would like to keep a good relationship with other people, should be prepared not to return to the earth. Some experts believe that it is very difficult to live on the Mars because of the cold weather, loneliness and fear. Some volunteers hold the belief that they will be the heroes if they succeed. Moreover, they want to know what life is like on the Mars because they are tired of the life on the earth.

4. 英语作文：假设自己是火星移民在火星上生活若干年 讲述给自己的孩子们原来在地球的生活

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5. 假如你是一名火星移民，已经在火星上生活了若干年。请你用英语给自己的孩子们写一篇短文，介绍你原来在地

I am a Mars immigrants, have been living on Mars for several years。my priority is study, which occupies most time and energy in my life. Therefore, my life sometimes seems a little boring. However, it’s not that bad. First, study brings me knowledge that will be useful to all my life. Learning new knowledge brings me a sense of achievement. In addition, I like staying with my friends and classmates. We have much fun in daily life, which makes our life in school colorful. We play games or do exercises in spare time. We share our happiness as well as support each other when we are upset. All in all, life is beautiful, although we must spend most time in study. And we should hold a positive attitude towards life.
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6. 关于写火星的英语作文

Interplanetary robot

Mars fascinates scientists because of its similarity to Earth, and it fascinates the public because our myth of 'Martians' is a vision of life beyond Earth. The Mars adventure continues with the launch of a robot vehicle by UK scientists. It's part of project to build an 'autonomous robotic scientist' to explore the Martian surface and is key to the European Space Agency's 2011 ExoMars mission.

The six-wheeled vehicle housing a myriad of scientific instruments and detectors is the Mars rover, nicknamed 'Bridget'. Astrium, an EADS company, are developing the ExoMars rover prototype and coordinating its technologies with other UK-based institutions.

Test bed to prove the rover's stamina

Searching for a terrain similar to that found on Mars, the team took the rover to El Teide National Park in Tenerife. Lester Waugh, leading the EADS Astrium team, explains, 'The rover's not waterproof so we need good weather to test it in, but also the conditions need to be dry as any moisture affects the way the sand reacts under the wheels.'

Solar panels will supply power and radioisotope heater units will help it withstand the extreme cold on Mars. The team is optimizing the performance of the wheels, suspension, the drive system, so it doesn't dig itself in on tricky terrain.

Taking up to twenty minutes for radio signals to reach Earth demands a powerful navigation system to allow the rover to operate solo so they are also developing next generation computer software capabilities.

Maximizing proctive science time

The rover will land on Mars packed to capacity with scientific gadgets designed to be as light and as small as possible. These include: a microseismometer searching for Marsquakes; an advanced meteorological system analysing the Martian weather; a wide-angled panoramic camera which will be our eyes on Mars; a Raman spectrometer providing rock analyses; even a mole to retrieve samples from beneath the surface.

The extended development time is essential for rigorous testing, as Waugh explains, 'When we put things in space we have to make sure that they'll survive the radiation environment, the extremes of heat and cold. Our science proctivity is crucial, and malfunctions may affect that. The more science we get back the better justification there is for spending more money on planetary exploration.'

7. 写一篇英语移民作文

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8. 假设你是一名火星移民，已经在火星上生活了若干年，用英语给你的孩子介绍原来的地球生活，1居住方式和工

I have been living on Mars for several years since I moved out of the earth. Although I have been used to the life here, I still find the life on the earth is worth looking back.
When I was on the earth, I worked in a big, crowded city and lived a busy life. Most people there lived in high-rise flats and drove to work. As a result, there were frequent traffic jams and accidents. And the air was full of smoke.
However, there were many ways for people to get relaxzed after work. Some went to cinemas or theatres to watch movies or plays. Some preferred to play all kinds of sports games in parks. Others held parties to meet new friends and entertain themselves.
So you see, we have a different lifestyle here. Anyway, life is changing for the better.

9. 请写一篇未来人们在火星上生活的英语作文。从衣食住行方面

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10. 英语作文关于火星70词并翻译

Mars is one of the eight major planets of the solar system. It is the fourth planet in our solar system from inside to outside. It belongs to the terrestrial planet(类地行星). It has a diameter of about half of the earth. The period of its revolving on its axis, is similar to the earth, while the period of its orbiting around the sun is two times of the earth . The Orange red appearance is caused by iron oxide(氧化铁)on its surface. Mars is basically a desert planet with nes(沙丘), gravels(砂砾) everywhere. There is no liquid water on Mars. With thin carbon dioxide and st in the atmosphere it is cold and try all year round. In winter the cold temperature can reach minus 130 degrees centigrade while in summer time it can rise to 27 degrees Celsius. Strong sand storms visit this planet every year. The Martian poles have dry ice caps with seasonal fluctuation. Mars has two moons rotating around it. Mars can be seen by the human eyes and it is slightly darker than the Venus(金星) but much brighter than Jupiter(木星). The nearest distance from Mars to the earth is about 55 millions kilometers, while the farthest distance is about 400 million kilometers.