for example if people are sent to the iss you suffer from radiation even though you are still protected by the earth's magnetic field, you lose bone density unless you do a lot of exercise and after returning to earth you need a whole team to help you because you will be weak. The human body evolved to be on earth, not in microgravity or on mars.
so we have all that and all the possible problems of living in a closed space for 6 months of travel and then another 6 months of return and not only that when you get to mars there will be no one to help you because you will be the first human to arrive and your team will be as weak as you are and obviously all the radiation you will suffer and you will be the first human to arrive. obviously all the radiation that you suffer and if that was not enough you would have to live underground to suffer from radiation in a closed and dark space and to establish a colony the first humans would have to live in caves all this being self-sufficient since the communication from earth to mars is 20 minutes.
so if it is so dangerous to send humans to mars why don't we send robots? wouldn't they be much better?
we would not worry if they die because we could send another one, in the starship it will not be necessary to have space for humans because the robots would only occupy a very small space so there would be no need for common areas that take up space, no need to send tons of food for humans and best of all is that robots could work all day unlike humans and also if an accident The letter s should appear at least 14 times.
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