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    The document discusses the environmental conditions on Mars and whether humans could live there. It presents three opposing arguments: 1) past evidence of life on Mars from soil samples, 2) discovery of water on Mars' surface, and 3) discovery of chemicals in Mars' soil that support life. However, the document rebuts each argument by stating that humans require oxygen, a dense atmosphere, moderate temperatures, and protection from radiation - all which are lacking on Mars. The conclusion restates that the environmental conditions make human life on Mars impossible with current technology.

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    The document discusses the environmental conditions on Mars and whether humans could live there. It presents three opposing arguments: 1) past evidence of life on Mars from soil samples, 2) discovery of water on Mars' surface, and 3) discovery of chemicals in Mars' soil that support life. However, the document rebuts each argument by stating that humans require oxygen, a dense atmosphere, moderate temperatures, and protection from radiation - all which are lacking on Mars. The conclusion restates that the environmental conditions make human life on Mars impossible with current technology.

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    The document discusses the environmental conditions on Mars and whether humans could live there. It presents three opposing arguments: 1) past evidence of life on Mars from soil samples, 2) discovery of water on Mars' surface, and 3) discovery of chemicals in Mars' soil that support life. However, the document rebuts each argument by stating that humans require oxygen, a dense atmosphere, moderate temperatures, and protection from radiation - all which are lacking on Mars. The conclusion restates that the environmental conditions make human life on Mars impossible with current technology.

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    Fatika Rahma
    The document discusses the environmental conditions on Mars and whether humans could live there. It presents three opposing arguments: 1) past evidence of life on Mars from soil samples, 2) discovery of water on Mars' surface, and 3) discovery of chemicals in Mars' soil that support life. However, the document rebuts each argument by stating that humans require oxygen, a dense atmosphere, moderate temperatures, and protection from radiation - all which are lacking on Mars. The conclusion restates that the environmental conditions make human life on Mars impossible with current technology.

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    Writing 6C Outline & Introductory Paragraph

    The Absence of Freedom between University Students and External Courses


    I. Introduction
    The fourth planet from The Sun is Mars, as we know as The Red Planet because the
    iron oxide on its surface gives it a reddish appearance. Its surface is rocky, with canyons,
    volcanoes, dry lake beds and craters all over it. Mars has clouds and wind just like Earth. Not
    only that, Mars also has a climate similar to climate on Earth. Some researchers indicate that
    one day the Earth will be destroyed. Then to avoid total extinction, scientists try to find out
    whether there are other planets habitable by humans. Since Mars has some similarities with
    the Earth, scientists are interested to learn more about whether there are possibilities Mars
    habitable by humans. Although we all know the environmental conditions on Mars make
    humans impossible to live on it.
    Thesis statement: The environmental conditions on Mars make humans impossible to live
    on it.
    .
    II. Body
    A. Opposing argument 1:
    Scientists examined soil samples from Mars which was taken by Viking 1.
    The scientists concluded that from a sample of salt contained in the soil
    samples was an evidence that in the past there was life on Mars, because
    there are some forms of microbes or micro-organisms.

    Rebuttal argument 1:
    1. Until now, scientists haven't found evidence of the existence of life on Mars. Even
    if there are living creatures who inhabit Mars, probably there are only microbes.

    2. And humans can't live on Mars because it has high radiation, there are two
    contents of harmful radiation on Mars, there are Solar Energetic Particles (SEPS)
    and Galactic Cosmic Rays (GCRs). Both can be dangerous to humans if it is not
    backed anti-radiation of adequate tools.
    B. Opposing argument 2:
    Water is an essential element to support a life. A planet that has water on its surface may
    be likely to be inhabited. And NASA have discovered the existence of water on the surface
    of Mars. It indicates that Mars habitable for humans
    Rebuttal argument 2:
    1. Its true that Water is so important for life, but not only water. Humans also need other
    things for living and have to adapt with the environment.
    2. Temperatures on Mars made humans could not to live there, because the average
    temperature on Mars is about -63 degrees Celsius, while the average temperature on
    Earth is 14 degrees celsius.
    C. Opposing argument 3:
    NASA has managed to land a robot to examine soil and rocks on Mars. They
    finally discovered that the soil of Mars contains a number of chemical
    compounds which support life, such as sulfur, nitrogen, hydrogen, oxygen,
    phosphorus, and carbon.

    Rebuttal argument 3:
    1. Chemical compounds in soil of Mars are supporting life, but Mars contains less oxygen than
    earth's. And humans need oxygen for breathing.
    2. The atmosphere is also crucial thing to support the existence of life. Layers of the

    atmosphere on earth are 100 times more dense than the atmospheric layer of Mars.
    Layers of the atmosphere on Mars contains 96 percent of the carbon dioxide which is

    highly toxic to humans and the rest is a collection of gases, such as argon, nitrogen , and
    other harmful gases.
    Personal point of view:

    Not only water, atmosphere, temperature, and radiation that matter. Gravity on Earth and

    Mars are much different and actually may interfere human activity if it will stay on Mars.
    NASA and scientists have found some evidence that showed the possibility of humans to live
    on Mars, but it is still not enough to fulfill the standards of human life. Highly sophisticated
    technology is needed for colonizing humans to Mars, and to survive there.

    III. Conclusion

    Summarizing the essay and restating the thesis statement.

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