Mars Declared Unsafe For Humans: No one can survive for longer than four years

A recent research paper by top level researchers from all over the world has been released stating: Mars declared unsafe for humans. Mars, the fourth planet from the sun and our closest celestial neighbor, has been a topic of interest for scientists and space enthusiasts alike for decades. But recent research has led to a startling conclusion: Mars declared unsafe for humans for long-term stays. An international group of space scientists recently published a paper detailing the threat of particle radiation on Mars. Their findings show that a stay longer than four years on the Red Planet would exceed safe exposure to radiation for humans. The radiation threats include particle radiation from the Sun, distant stars, and galaxies, which humans are usually shielded from by Earth's magnetosphere. Mars declared unsafe for humans by the group of space scientists. The researchers explained that a Mars mission longer than four years would expose astronauts to dangerously high levels of radiation, primarily from sources outside our solar system. This revelation is based on the combined studies from several esteemed institutions, including UCLA, MIT, Moscow’s Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology, and GFZ Potsdam.