Please I'm serious about this it's confusing please answer seriously?

Question

When Nasa sends people to Mars and if a women gets pregnant on mars and if they allow her to stay will the child be called a martian even though the speices is Human?

Answer 1

are you serious? this is the dumbest question ive ever read! no they wont. if they are human they are human. theres regards to the humanity of a person. wow.

Answer 2

Maybe.....but the child will still be human....

Answer 3

Well, this depends on legal definitions, but generally a human born on Mars would be considered a martian, the same way a human born on Earth would be considered an earthling.

A human living on Mars could be considered a martian by residency, in much the same way I'm considered a Texan by residency even though I have absolutely nothing to do with this state other than work here and would rather be living in Canada.

Answer 4

serious uh? no...probably the country from where the crew was lunched

Answer 5

Technically they would have No Legal country of Birth, so they would be Human, just not a citizen of Earth. However, they could apply and get a passport of the country of their Parents Birth.

If your parents were born in another country, you can obtain a passport there.

If your parents parents were born in another country you could obtain a work visa.

Answer 6

There's a famous sci-fi novel, The Martian Chronicles, I believe, where humans have settled Mars, and a mother promises to show her children real Martians. They get very excited, but she takes them to a pond where all they see are their own reflections.

So I guess Ray Bradbury's answer to your question would be, "yes."

I'm not sure who'd issue their passports though...

Answer 7

Yes, the child would be human, of martian origin.  :-)  

(Read Stranger in a Strange Land by Robert A. Heinlein)

Answer 8

It can be martian AND human.

Marian says where it was born. Human is the species.

I am a Washingtonian!!! FEAR ME!!! (But I'm also human.)

Answer 9

I would assume anyone inhabiting Mars, whether they were born there or not, would be considered a Martian.  That being said, I mean Martian as in someone living on Mars, just like "Earthling" would be someone living on Earth.  They would still be human; their species wouldn't change just because they were born somewhere else.  If you're born in England or in New York, you're still the same species, even with a different location.

Answer 10

Pregnancy will not be allowed or advised on a trip to Mars. Much too dangerous for a developing infant. Any sexual activity will surely involve contraceptive methods of one sort or another.

Answer 11

On the off chance that you really are serious---the child would be called a martian born human.

Answer 12

Well, if the baby isn't going to live there then it will have to apply for citizenship somewhere as an Alien.

Answer 13

Sorry, I can not answer seriously, it is not serious to try to make people  gat involved with cuestions like yours.