Agreed. If Elon's numbers are correct(R&D of $10 billion) We could design and build one for less than 1/5 the cost of the F-35 Lightning 2 fighter jet that is in development(R&D $55.1 billion)
Scott, what time will you be live? I usually watch your RUclips uploads, but not the twitch streams. Can't wait to listen to what you think about this stuff!
Coming back right after the booster was caught by mechzilla. It is beautiful to see this timeline making progress as we enter a new realm of space exploration
Beautiful, yet very eerie. Have we really come this far that we plan to leave this planet? Maybe only a few people at a time, but I fear the time when the last man leaves our mother planet Earth.
Maarten van Rossem Lezingen It's the promise of it all, the grandness of the vision. I'm not feeling the way I am out of a respect for triangles and textures rotating, it's the message it conveys.
It is inevitable, though. In the off chance that mankind makes it until the sun turns into a red giant, we'd have to leave. At that point, there's not really anything left for humanity in the solar system.
The Spaceship can return to earth once it's refueled on Mars. The ship burns methane and oxygen which can be both produced on Mars from solar energy. For the chem. reaction you need CO2 (plenty on Mars) and water (plenty water ice). The chemical reaction is basically a shortcut from Water and CO2 becoming a plant, get eaten by a cow to then turn into a fart which is methane. :)
Lameus You need to carry humans AND life support AND fuel home. And if it takes 2 big ass rocket to do that, then it won't be a viable plan to come back
I'm not sure the goal is to come back at all. This is the 21st century new frontier, any volunteers would understand the importance of their time devoted for the rest of humanity.
Dec 2020. Im 23. I will reply this comment when we land on Mars. Humanity will do it and we are going to see it. March 2021. Im 23 Starship SN10 has just landed for the first time. May 2021. Im 23 SN15 has landed (for real) successfully. Nov 2022. Im 25. Still waiting. Still confident to know we are going to do it. With Artemis we are going to the Moon again. Matter of time. March 2023. Im 26. First almost orbital flight with the Super Heavy Booster. It's crazy to think that at the beginning of this thread, three years ago, not even a Starship had been flown before. Per aspera ad astra.
What's going to be incredible is the slow progression towards the realisation of this vision. Test firings of the raptor engine (Check), SpaceX to find their feet again with the Falcon 9, the launching of the Falcon Heavy, Red Dragon, tests of this rocket, full scale launch. So much more needs to take place for this to become a reality. It's absolutely incredible and with so many steps needed to make this vision a reality, no matter how we go it's going to be an incredible journey. Godspeed SpaceX, Mars awaits!
It is science fiction for now, maybe it'll become reality in 10 years. Honestly, I'm a little worried about 42 damn engines. Russians fucked up with this scheme, and S-V worked pretty well with just 5 huge ones.
For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. - John 3:16 KJV translation I believe ❤️
This is the kind of stuff that should get people excited. Not a new phone or getting to see famous people. Although I would be very excited if I met Elon.
a new phone can also be a step forward in technology and it's definitely exciting to see them and the progress we make in this sphere. i'd take that out of your statement
Anyone else amazed at how far they've come from this to IFT-2?!!! Edit: Holy moly IFT-3 was spectacular and IFT-4 was absolutely mind-blowing! Can't wait for the catch on 5! Edit 2: THEY CAUGHT IT ON THE FIRST ATTEMPT FLIGHT 5 LETS GOOOOOOOO
@@bose1372 there is... they may not be intelligent to make space ships, rockets or anything like that, but they do exist there are a LOT of exoplanets we found and some are the right distance from their star to have life
@Martin That is if our technology and scientific knowledge doesn't grow, and as we see here on Earth that's not the case. I am pretty sure given billions of years we can develop some kind of a device to travel really fast.
I’m going back to school for mechanical engineering and maybe further just because I want to one day be a part of at least the smallest aspect of this or something like it. I don’t care if it involves me designing a single bolt for a craft like this but it would be worth it.
Before I started following spacex and Elon musk only a couples of years ago I never would’ve believed we would get to mars in the foreseeable future. Now I believe it 100% This world has so much good and bad, but for those of us who are fortunate enough to not be in the throws of war, famine, or some bullshit regime, it is truly an amazing time to be alive
pendraco2000 people don’t realize but with the BFR, it will be possible to move to the moon or mars. Our grandparents and parents watched the moon landings, we get to live them
@@rundownpear2601 well, the main thing is more setting up viable colonies both of those places. we can get to 'em, sure. actually living there is a whole diff problem.
As a suicidal person struggling with holding on for dear life, this does keep me going. If I had succeeded in 2007, I'd have missed out on so much fun. Thanks SpaceX for giving some of us some things to distract us from our disturbed minds. Also for letting Labpadre and co. to install cams so we can be part of your daily operation even if its just a loud cryo tanks buzz and construction vehicles beeping. I may be in South Africa but I feel like I am walking around Boca Chica..
I guess that's the same what the people though arround 1969 .... turnt out that it all was just a taxpayer rape stunt and that no human flesh ever went to the moon. Driving with cars on the moon 47 years ago .... SURE!
No it's not. Did you think that hoverboards were going to happen also? Scifi animation is always scifi animation. This thing was made completely by artists and there's about 1000 things wrong here.
The fact that we are literally seeing the tower in the video being built irl, and the top part of the rocket being tested actively these days... It's just... Damn
@@alfaseeds13 Well, they kind of were, although the amount of refurbishment they had to go through mitigated any cost savings they would've incurred, seawater and all.
William McNamara A generation of space-travellers is being forged right now.We are the generation-Z,the ones to first reach Mars,but after us comes an even more promising generation of bright individuals,generation-X,with the knowledge and tools to terraform Mars and venture further on to other planets.Grab your pencils,cause we're about to write history.
I am 13, and god dammit Elon is my hero! I have always wanted to pursue a career in science, and to explore the unknown, and Elon is going to get me, hell, my entire generation there.
""We were hunters and foragers. The frontier was everywhere. We were bounded only by the earth, and the ocean, and the sky. The open roads still, softly calls......."" i wish Carl Sagan was alive to see this.
Imagine being on the spaceship to mars, you look outside before lift up and remember all the emotions you went through, and all the memories you had, and then you lift off thinking to yourself that you may never see it again... that's sad..
You WILL never see it again, but the part I think is the worst is all the children born there. Born in a barren inhospitable wasteland, never able to run outside, never able to see the ocean, or grass, trees, cities, etc
Imagine the children born into starvation and extreme poverty here on earth. I think it is safe to say being born into a stable, intelligent and hopefully well fed colony of scientists isn't the worst thing for a human being. I do see your points though. I really like reading fictional books that explore this idea.
Is it just me or is it every time we reach for the stars I get a very nostalgic feeling. It feels like were going home, like our place is in the stars. I mean we are made of star dust right?
@nijk Stars are made up of mostly Hydrogen and Helium, with several other gasses being made like nitrogen and oxygen(even carbon). Very large stars tend to have heavier elements like Iron being forged in their cores.
do get them excited about space! teach them about space. as an 18 year old i couldn't have wished for anything else and as an engineering student, Elon inspires me so much to do my best!
If they are under 20 by 2024 at the most they most likely won’t be going, SpaceX will need older and strong people to go, people who are physically and mentally ready to go to mars and build a refueling depo and base, also a good amount of scientists and biologists to help them survive
Hres Good explanation. The hardest challenge as I see it is creating an artificial magnetic field around Mars. Without it the atmo will just fade away over the years.
You got there before me. As I understand it, Mars has no magnetic field, and that is how it lost it's atmosphere in the first place (solar wind blows it away). I've never heard anybody address how we can solve this issue. It's pointless to try to create an atmosphere we can breathe if it just blows away.
Thanks for adding that! , too many people need a reality check...That IS the reason Mars isn't like earth...not to mention protection from Solar and Cosmic Rays.
Don't worry, you'll see it, you're the universe experiencing itself, after you die you'll be another culmination of the universe in human form, so on and so forth
I don't even know...the audience was so awkward. Like they missed so many jokes and moments for applause. It was really awkward. Something this big deserved a better audience.
7 years ago they released the FH animation an now it is flying. Let's hope we can say the same thing for BFR in 7 years. EDIT1: StarHopper flew. Step by step. We will get there.
It shouldn't take as long, as they have planned to do a mars unmanned mission in 4 years (2022) to set up oxygen systems and generators and that sorta stuff, and in 6 years there's gonna be a manned mission (2024) which is the one we are all waiting for.
@@freedomfyodor Elon musk is an American citizen not a native, he is from South Africa, so I don't see why he would put just the American flag. He should do the world's.
It might not happen as soon as people think, or be this specific spacecraft, but at the rate technology is advancing, things like this are going to happen for sure.
General_Luke_01 Technologically we are stagnating: No major improvements in energy, biotechnology, transportation, materials and education. Only in the internet world innovation is still happening, but it isnt that important compared to the sectors above.
Forty years ago, PC's didn't even exist. Now nearly everyone in America has one, and they are all connected via the internet. Peak oil is no where in sight, thanks to new, innovative advances is oil technology such as fracking. We've studied the human genome and are on the edge of more gene cut-and-paste technology. In a decent school (which excludes many public schools) a student can learn by eighth grade things that college students from the previous generation did not know. And finally, there is no doubt that SpaceX and Blue Origin's successful tests of landing and reusing first-stage boosters is an example of incredible advances in transportation. Not to mention self-driving cars. We have been advancing as fast or faster in the last 40 years than perhaps ever before.
General_Luke_01 No we havent. Living standards in the US havent substantially increased since 1970. Our energy production hasnt made huge leaps in regards to costs. Technological progress has been outlawed in the energy sector and resources are now allocated politically. Transportation speeds on earth have not increased since the 1960s. The concorde has been decommissioned since 2003. In medicine we havent made huge leaps in major diseases like cancer and alzheimer. Again our living standard has not increased since the 1970s.
Oh it´s much more than that. Other achievements will fade away but in thousands of years (if we make it) people will still remember the man and the ships that first propelled us into the cosmos. If he succeeds there will be songs, myths and maybe even religions about the moment, Heart of Gold touched down on a barren planet.
very poetic. i also believe that if we start colonizing other planets, then climate change and resource drain will not be as heavy on Earth as we could use another planet for those needs. Plus, extinction of species through humans could decrease. There isnt any known life on Mars so utilisng it for human needs wouldnt be bad
not really, the dawn of a new space age will be when we get affordable personal civilian craft, or when we terraform a planet, or when we can get up to a fraction of the speed of light, this will be impressive and a huge step (if it succeeds) but it isnt exactly something that will change the human race as we know it.
@@eternal5930 No you comparing apples with peers. The technology to do a 200 day travel in space and getting off Mars isnt there yet... There was enough technology in 1969 but just the lack of knowledge if they would ran into things they didnt know...
@@theenjeneer2493 What are you talking about. Ive talked with Andre Kuipers 1 year ago and like ive said before, theres ALOT that still needs to be overcome on the tech side before we can do those manned return missions.
As much as i'm inspired by what he has done i'd have to agree. He's a clever guy, with no small amount of talent in software, engineering, and science, but it is largely determination that drives SpaceX and Tesla. He's not a "genius", and i think he'd agree about that. Tom Mueller might be something of a genius with respect to his understanding of rocket engines though.
@@nls.135 That ain't gonna stop humans from extracting resources from other planets. Oil in this planet is not unlimited we only have a few centuries till it runs out other scientists said that earth will run out of oil in the next 100 years or less. Plus they need oil so they can explore space and eventually start Human civilization out there.
Today makes history. First time we have seen a full stack on the pad for real (B4S20). August 6, 2021. I can’t wait to tell my kids about watching Starship happening live. So much has changed, but we have come so far. Go Starship Go SuperHeavy Go SpaceX Go Humanity
There are no laws on Mars. There are no countries. The land is untouched. That's why we can design from scratch. We can even design the natural environment. We've made many design mistakes. We have learned from each failure. So this time, we can make a law that is more free than any law ever made before. Speaking of freedom, on Mars, we can move around freely with less than 30% gravity. Mars must be a heavenly place. However, I have a life expectancy; I will die at about 100 years old. I was born in the year 2000. I was born in the year 2000, so I will die in 2100 or so. Even if terraforming is possible, it will take until 2100 or so. However, I haven't given up hope. There is a possibility that my life span will be extended. And I wanted to send myself into the future. That's why I'm studying the subject of cryobiology. I may sound like a fool. But I'm serious. If we can succeed in cryopreservation technology, we can send human beings to the future. I believe that such a future will come. If this technology can be developed, I want to go to the future. It may be useful for interplanetary flight as a cold sleep. That's why I've decided to develop the technology for cryopreservation. Thank you, Elon Musk, for making me dream. I once had nothing to do and wanted to die many times. But I don't want to live a boring life where I want to die. I don't care what anyone says, I'm looking to the future. 2021/8/12
You'll have to save up money and take REAL good care of your real estate. I'd also suggest keeping in shape; being an astronaut also means being an athlete, engineer, pilot, scientist, etc. I'd also recommend studying in a STEM field, because it's very unlikely that you'll get a ticket unless you have something meaningful to do on Mars, due to the constant work shortage that will be in place.
There's not much demand to fly in this death trap. With the reductions in cost due to reusability and the volume of people traveling, it should be about $500 a ticket.
Hey guys! Hold your horses!! I didn't mean his profession! Anyone who propells society forward in any field (and he does so in a variety of fields) is a scientist to me!
I can't wait for the historic day that humans set foot on the red planet.... At that moment, they'll be one of the greatest explorers in the history of mankind (Columbus, Armstrong)
Galactic Gaming to paraphrase Musk himself, it's not simply visiting and taking a few photos that's important, it's setting up the base. What's so special about going to the moon? Do we have a base there now?
2:17 , Wow, that's southern Sweden in the middle of the screen. A little to the left of the centre the darkened landmass has almost no cloudcover, apart from a tiny cloud. I live right under that cloud, and I'll wave to you future Marsians when you are passing by.
@@JustCoNa They really don't. When something becomes so interconnected, we strive to keep that structure as stable as possible. To think a World War will happen again is simply ass talk and is a neglect of history.
If we were to focus on funding interplanetary missions like this, rather than funding wars... We would have made it to mars a long time ago.
Agreed. If Elon's numbers are correct(R&D of $10 billion) We could design and build one for less than 1/5 the cost of the F-35 Lightning 2 fighter jet that is in development(R&D $55.1 billion)
If we got rid of our military bases, we could build 10 of them.
If we got rid of welfare and foreign aid, we'd have plenty of money to spend on cool stuff like space exploration.
Computerfreak If only
techfour9 you do realize Trump increased the amount of funding Obama had previously allotted? Speak from facts, not emotions.
still my favorite video on youtube
yes
Same :D
*SN8 test flight...*
Me too
THE ITS IS NOT CONTINUING
Guess what I'll be building in my KSP livestream tonight?
will it be able to watch the video after stream on ytb?
o7 Manley
Haha good man, :) from the UK
Brilliantly bonkers. Wow. Try and match that Mr Manley.
Scott, what time will you be live? I usually watch your RUclips uploads, but not the twitch streams. Can't wait to listen to what you think about this stuff!
Coming back right after the booster was caught by mechzilla. It is beautiful to see this timeline making progress as we enter a new realm of space exploration
There will be a day when I stop re-watching this, but today is not that day.
cool comment
When it launches!
Arrowlog Productions it launches on 2024 or 2026 or even may launch on 2030 or so ...
yes you are right
I share your sentiment, dumbo.
Can we just talk about the quality of :
- The song
- The animation
- Elon musk
Yes.
The song: amazing
The animation: neat
Elon: probably a martian but still real cool
Same
Sure
Here is the much more cheaper way ruclips.net/video/uUBhn3_P3hU/видео.html
Daniel's Art Animation it won't be cheaper, just look at how nothing is re-used and also how much development has gone into a useless project
1:44 even shows the grid fins moving to stabilise the decent. Amazing animation
It's actually based off CAD renderings so it's highly accurate.
And now you can see it in live
@@vavane2247 yes!!
It's been many years, and we're actually seeing progress now, cant wait for this to be real.
same
Well we're never going to see the ITS
@@thenativemartian5169 Starship will fulfill the same romantic feeling.
@@nanohatakamachi1066 I have more hope for SLS tbh but you're right
@@thenativemartian5169 How comes?
I'm crying right now.
The future is beautiful.
Guys this is a 3D animation. I'm excited too but let's not exaggerate (yet).
The open road still softly calls....
Beautiful, yet very eerie. Have we really come this far that we plan to leave this planet? Maybe only a few people at a time, but I fear the time when the last man leaves our mother planet Earth.
Maarten van Rossem Lezingen
It's the promise of it all, the grandness of the vision. I'm not feeling the way I am out of a respect for triangles and textures rotating, it's the message it conveys.
It is inevitable, though.
In the off chance that mankind makes it until the sun turns into a red giant, we'd have to leave. At that point, there's not really anything left for humanity in the solar system.
I hope I live long enough to see the first man on mars
I hope so too
Joaquín J. It's lucky buggers like you that probably WILL be the first to set foot on Mars. I envy your generation.
i wish i was born in like 2030 just so i could attempt to live to 2100 but then i would miss the amazing innovations and launches to get to mars
Better move away from Chicago then
Yep, I hope I'm alive in nine years too! :)
I'm confident enough to confirm that Elon Musk is a Martian that really just want to go home....
notice the lack of a return stage
The Spaceship can return to earth once it's refueled on Mars. The ship burns methane and oxygen which can be both produced on Mars from solar energy. For the chem. reaction you need CO2 (plenty on Mars) and water (plenty water ice). The chemical reaction is basically a shortcut from Water and CO2 becoming a plant, get eaten by a cow to then turn into a fart which is methane. :)
Age, 45, doesnt have wrinkles, can confirm not human
Lameus You need to carry humans AND life support AND fuel home. And if it takes 2 big ass rocket to do that, then it won't be a viable plan to come back
I'm not sure the goal is to come back at all. This is the 21st century new frontier, any volunteers would understand the importance of their time devoted for the rest of humanity.
Dec 2020. Im 23.
I will reply this comment when we land on Mars.
Humanity will do it and we are going to see it.
March 2021. Im 23
Starship SN10 has just landed for the first time.
May 2021. Im 23
SN15 has landed (for real) successfully.
Nov 2022. Im 25.
Still waiting. Still confident to know we are going to do it. With Artemis we are going to the Moon again. Matter of time.
March 2023. Im 26.
First almost orbital flight with the Super Heavy Booster. It's crazy to think that at the beginning of this thread, three years ago, not even a Starship had been flown before. Per aspera ad astra.
Will it ever happen? Who knows... I hope so.
🖐️
Did it happen yet people of the future?
March 2021.
Starship SN10 has just landed for the first time.
In progress.
Update: NASA's new rover landed on mars
What's going to be incredible is the slow progression towards the realisation of this vision. Test firings of the raptor engine (Check), SpaceX to find their feet again with the Falcon 9, the launching of the Falcon Heavy, Red Dragon, tests of this rocket, full scale launch.
So much more needs to take place for this to become a reality. It's absolutely incredible and with so many steps needed to make this vision a reality, no matter how we go it's going to be an incredible journey. Godspeed SpaceX, Mars awaits!
There wont be test-scale versions. There will be tests, suborbital hops, but those tests will use the full scale rocket.
corrected
Check back in 200 years. ;)
+Times Infinity are you going to do a video of Musk's mars plan?
gamevalor said: Check back in 200 years. ;)
By then? Better check Proxima Centauri.
holy shit this is big
holaaa
Hola v:
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CdeCiencia ¿¡What Cdeciencia, que haces aquí Willy compañero!?
marti
Better than any porn.
Actually, i'm gonna fap to this instead of porn tonight
Way ahead of you brother
not my proudest fap, but hey, it was for Elon
Space Porn LOL
#fapforelon
8 years later, and it's starting to become real. You've done a great job SpaceX.
give it another 8 years and there will be comparison videos of the animation and the real thing. cant wait for that
This is almost like every space film ever but in just 4 minutes without the boring talking scenes, love it.
And it's not science fiction which...well is a big bonus.
It is science fiction for now, maybe it'll become reality in 10 years. Honestly, I'm a little worried about 42 damn engines. Russians fucked up with this scheme, and S-V worked pretty well with just 5 huge ones.
That was because there wasn't enough computing power, now it can work as we have more than enough
in nine years this will be reality
I doubt in 9 years the US can go to the ISS without the help of Russia.
This will birth a generation of flat-marsers
Isaiah Schwartz MARS IS FLAT! THE EARTH IS A GIANT SCREEN AND DOESN'T EXIST!
It's not impossible...
Made my day xD imagine this new generation living on Mars like "the humans will never be able to go to the Earth, NASA is lying to us"
OH FUCK ME THAT WAS GOOD ONE.
Hacker doge samurai dinossauro megazord felps was that a joke
shout out to the cameraman, the brave fella held his breath all the way until arriving Mars!!!
You have earned the best comment of the month award
oMg iTs a aNimAtiOn
Jielyn Sabarez r/wOoOoOsH
CoolNguyenGames videos and also a separate rocket to film the transport
And then a separate rocket to film the behind the scenes of the cameraman filming the crew getting there
Me: *back from SN8, SN9, SN10, SN11, SN15 landing, OFT-1, IFT-2, IFT-3 IFT-4 IFT-5 booster catch* A new space era has begun arriving
R. I. P SN8.
For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.
- John 3:16 KJV translation I believe ❤️
@@DramaticBatu xddd
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the design has changed so much. and I beleive for the better too.
And he's calling the first ship " The Heart of Gold ". Brings a tear to my eye... Douglas Adams finally getting the recognition he deserves.
there are also 42 rapier engines on the booster!
Finally some cool spaceship name. I never forgave NASA for not retrofitting Enterprise to be space worthy.
I hope the Name of the next one is something like Phoenix ( from Star Treks first Warp Ship which opens up a new Era of Human Kind )
All travelers to be provided with a complimentary towel upon boarding.
David Lehman And a pan galactic gargle blaster on the house!
This is the kind of stuff that should get people excited. Not a new phone or getting to see famous people. Although I would be very excited if I met Elon.
So true!!! Elon is not a celebrity, he is our god ;)
a new phone can also be a step forward in technology and it's definitely exciting to see them and the progress we make in this sphere. i'd take that out of your statement
`musk' ain't going nowhere..he is a fraud
I think he said exactly what he meant dank boi.
People can get excited about both things at the same time, it isn't mutually exclusive.
I would like to die on Mars. Just not on impact. - Elon Musk
In Elon We Trust.
Paul Jones elon musk and god. Whats the diffrent mate
Paul Jones o
Where does he say this quote?
On interviews
ruclips.net/video/wTKuTilFjys/видео.html
Anyone else amazed at how far they've come from this to IFT-2?!!!
Edit: Holy moly IFT-3 was spectacular and IFT-4 was absolutely mind-blowing! Can't wait for the catch on 5!
Edit 2: THEY CAUGHT IT ON THE FIRST ATTEMPT FLIGHT 5 LETS GOOOOOOOO
Yes really, Incredible. Can't wait till the third one
Elon announced V2 coming!!! May be like that
Truly remarkable!
I think that millennials and Gen Z people (like me), are the ones that are going to see the first man mars missions.
ift3
1. Turn on infinite fuel
2. Point spaceship towards mars
3. Turn on indestructible parts
4. Enjoy free mars
Xd
Spaceflight Simulator reference lol
Sfs
I play that game All day nice
@@enigma2536 KSP reference.
can't wait to hear what martian accent sounds like
adyagiler Since SPACEX is in the US, and the astronauts that will land on Mars, they’d probably have no accent.
how can you have no accent? that's just not a thing that is possible.
If the first settlers are British, they'll end up sounding american/australian
Western drawl, (haven’t you read the expanse?)
I hope they sound like brummies
Alien: Come over
Me: I can’t
Alien: My parents aren’t home
Me:
@Alexitozz For making sexual jokes? I see these everywhere, makes people look desperate!
bo se ailen? No theres no ailen but theres aliens somewhere in the universe
bo se there are trillions planets out there and you really think there is no alien? they just too far from us
bo se wot do u mean
@@bose1372 there is... they may not be intelligent to make space ships, rockets or anything like that, but they do exist
there are a LOT of exoplanets we found and some are the right distance from their star to have life
8 years later, they caught the booster.
Yeaaaaaa
Yeah
In the future passports will have planets.
Maybe even universes.
then if our sun explodes lets move to andromeda
@Martin
That is if our technology and scientific knowledge doesn't grow, and as we see here on Earth that's not the case. I am pretty sure given billions of years we can develop some kind of a device to travel really fast.
@Martin Yes but again 50 years ago we wouldn't even believe of going to the moon
@Martin if wormholes were possible we could i think
I’m going back to school for mechanical engineering and maybe further just because I want to one day be a part of at least the smallest aspect of this or something like it. I don’t care if it involves me designing a single bolt for a craft like this but it would be worth it.
ill see you there, haha
im in engineering school right now for the same reason!
Count me in!
Yup same, space has literally just inspired me to study mech engineering over comp sci
See you in math class
Before I started following spacex and Elon musk only a couples of years ago I never would’ve believed we would get to mars in the foreseeable future. Now I believe it 100%
This world has so much good and bad, but for those of us who are fortunate enough to not be in the throws of war, famine, or some bullshit regime, it is truly an amazing time to be alive
KUPHSER sir,you speak the truth
IronCoasters Gay
our parents and grandparents got to see the Moon Landing. We're gonna get to see the Mars Landing.
pendraco2000 people don’t realize but with the BFR, it will be possible to move to the moon or mars. Our grandparents and parents watched the moon landings, we get to live them
@@rundownpear2601 well, the main thing is more setting up viable colonies both of those places. we can get to 'em, sure. actually living there is a whole diff problem.
As a suicidal person struggling with holding on for dear life, this does keep me going. If I had succeeded in 2007, I'd have missed out on so much fun. Thanks SpaceX for giving some of us some things to distract us from our disturbed minds. Also for letting Labpadre and co. to install cams so we can be part of your daily operation even if its just a loud cryo tanks buzz and construction vehicles beeping. I may be in South Africa but I feel like I am walking around Boca Chica..
Dam. I hope you are feeling better dude.
@@II-mt9de thanks man. All is good.
Hey man listen it doesn't matter where you are from but suicide is not the option. This world is pretty if you are willing to explore.
Stay strong (:
U still good man? I hope you don't miss the future!
Our first baby steps into the cosmos.
And our first steps to locating in the insects.
What?
The insects
Still have no idea what you're talking about. What does " locating in the insects." mean?
Lol, I would have thought that with your current profile pic (at least what I see), you'd have understood the reference!
What a time to be alive...
Adromedox. Nah, we came too early on Earth. Lol.
+Iron Man Not really, we might be the first immortals.
Tiago G. Or Millienum-mortals.
omg- that was a terribly acted scene, just awful
I guess that's the same what the people though arround 1969 .... turnt out that it all was just a taxpayer rape stunt and that no human flesh ever went to the moon. Driving with cars on the moon 47 years ago .... SURE!
FINALLY! Everyone this is the beginning
It all starts with a dream :)
I'm waiting for the air travel developments space tech will kick off. Flying cars.
what do you think airplanes are
+RiN Spider Why do you think airplanes are in any way similar to cars?
they're basically giant cars bud
This thing was a fever dream less than a decade ago, and it's days from flying today. Unbelievable
Let's go to Mars!!!!!!
@@ROBOT_Kding 25 minutes ago jeez
Never needed my right kidney anyway
Edgy Stuff never needed my right testicle anyway
Wouldn’t even be enough for a single flight one way bud
Sell yourself
HAHAAHHAHAHAAAA !!!!!!!!!!!
You need 1000 kidneys
2:00 Thats the most futuristic crane I have ever seen in my life
lmao
really, the most sci-fi thing in this video
@@thestudentofficial5483 after seeing the interior of Crew Dragon, I can imagine how futuristic will Spaceship and the crane be
The Student Official in a few years this will all be just sci
@LordZeno being cheap is the goal
Does anybody else get goosebumps watching this lol
Me
lol
I cri evrytiem
its made in part for that sole reason
Only problem is it might not be in our lifetime...colonizing another planet that is. I'm sure people will reach Mars in our lifetime.
Who's rewatching this afer ITF-5?
One of the few guys in technology who doesn't make money by selling people private information !!
MrAli2291 z u c c
Give it 6 months and this will be in Kerbal Space Program.
Give it a week.
Give me 6 hours
In precisely 2 hours, someone will have made a mod for it.
Tylerraiz already made the MCT in KSP RSS/RO a few weeks ago I think. Check the r/realsolarsystem subreddit too.
also hello Ultimate Steve!
+legoclone09
Hey!
It's already done, OP.
So excited to be alive for this era of spaceflight
yep, we're going from a type 0 civilization, to a type 1 civilization :P
So, you are disqualified from start from going to Mars. :-)
Geez, shouldn't call him/her an idiot for not knowing everything... that's cruel.
No it's not. Did you think that hoverboards were going to happen also?
Scifi animation is always scifi animation. This thing was made completely by artists and there's about 1000 things wrong here.
this thing was made form actual CAD blueprints.
The fact that we are literally seeing the tower in the video being built irl, and the top part of the rocket being tested actively these days... It's just... Damn
colonizing mars:
The british: *Now this looks like a job for me*
Ham D. Unless there’s oil, then The USA will be there before anyone else
Espri Stuff not to be that guy but did they not get conlinised by the British
The spaniards: hold my beer
Don't tell merica that we found oil beneath mars' surface.
Elon Musk: hold my starship
I remember back in 2010, everyone said reusable rocket is impossible
I'm new to all this did they really say that? Do you have any articles I can read ?
Well, actually the Space Shuttle was reusable but actually yes, only 10 years ago it was very rare
@@criogenic1839 but the booster isn't reuseable
@@alfaseeds13
Well, they kind of were, although the amount of refurbishment they had to go through mitigated any cost savings they would've incurred, seawater and all.
@@eve_avery Yea that whole thing was kind of pointless.
Can you imagine how many kids are inspired by this. I'm hooked now, imagine if I were 12!
William McNamara A generation of space-travellers is being forged right now.We are the generation-Z,the ones to first reach Mars,but after us comes an even more promising generation of bright individuals,generation-X,with the knowledge and tools to terraform Mars and venture further on to other planets.Grab your pencils,cause we're about to write history.
I am 13, and god dammit Elon is my hero! I have always wanted to pursue a career in science, and to explore the unknown, and Elon is going to get me, hell, my entire generation there.
Yeah, ive been interesting this because of him.
you have no idea how hooked i am and inspired i am by him. would commit a genocide to meet him
in in engineering school right now because of it!
Who's back after the first complete Starship stacking???
""We were hunters and foragers.
The frontier was everywhere.
We were bounded only by the earth, and the ocean, and the sky.
The open roads still, softly calls.......""
i wish Carl Sagan was alive to see this.
I think he would be proud.
Me too but yes he would be proud and say see I knew one day we would leave that moat of dust
Who else is here after the Starhopper launch!? It's really happening!
mha
@PACIFIC GAMER no
@PACIFIC GAMER who tf r u
@PACIFIC GAMER nevrmind
Yes by 2024 I'll be 18!
SpaceX needs to put ads on these videos to make just a little more money for funding projects like this.
Whenever Elon is bored he will make more boring too expensive stuff, and people will buy them, better than the ad revenues.
even the Martians saw the ad.
@@unenthusiasticsalt2123 I dont understand that
richrd mgol SpaceX sent a Tesla into space on their Falcon Heavy rocket
Again watching this after catching the booster literally I'm crying
"All civilizations become either spacefaring or extinct" ~Carl Sagan
ericcinlv - likely to go extinct my friend.
Justin Brown well, i don't give a fuck if it's "likely". It's no reason not to try, and that's extremly negative thinking, so i believe we will do it
No, if Carl Sagan says something than it’s true.
Either way, humans would have to go extinct. No species live forever.
Imagine being on the spaceship to mars, you look outside before lift up and remember all the emotions you went through, and all the memories you had, and then you lift off thinking to yourself that you may never see it again... that's sad..
The MCT will come back, you'll always be able to come home! Later on.
You WILL never see it again, but the part I think is the worst is all the children born there.
Born in a barren inhospitable wasteland, never able to run outside, never able to see the ocean, or grass, trees, cities, etc
Imagine the children born into starvation and extreme poverty here on earth. I think it is safe to say being born into a stable, intelligent and hopefully well fed colony of scientists isn't the worst thing for a human being. I do see your points though.
I really like reading fictional books that explore this idea.
Free ride back.
CONTRA Yep.
> dreams about Mars
> still using Fahrenheits
It is the interplanetary measurement.
only Kelvins Kilometers and Kilogramms
Just to correct you: use SI units and kelvin when dealing with science.
has your country landed on the moon?
Eric Albano It's still a pain that America doesn't use SI officially. We were so close!!
You finally made it.
Let's keep going.
Is it just me or is it every time we reach for the stars I get a very nostalgic feeling. It feels like were going home, like our place is in the stars. I mean we are made of star dust right?
nu
TickleBicks yeah, or it's the destiny like music
Our entire solar system, along with any star system in the universe, is the result of gravitationally collapsed stars :)
@nijk Stars are made up of mostly Hydrogen and Helium, with several other gasses being made like nitrogen and oxygen(even carbon). Very large stars tend to have heavier elements like Iron being forged in their cores.
Search for "Astrophe" on RUclips. That describes your feeling.
I'm encouraging both of my children to get ready for this. Study and stay fit and you may get to go to Mars.
do get them excited about space! teach them about space. as an 18 year old i couldn't have wished for anything else and as an engineering student, Elon inspires me so much to do my best!
If they are under 20 by 2024 at the most they most likely won’t be going, SpaceX will need older and strong people to go, people who are physically and mentally ready to go to mars and build a refueling depo and base, also a good amount of scientists and biologists to help them survive
SpaceX will be doing this for a while though, so todays children might have a chance.
Lava Warrior he didn’t say the first people, he just people that will go to mars
i want to go so badddly, ill be 19 and hopefully smart and fit enough to go
This will be sooner than most people think *Edit
Exactly!
'' first human step on mars ... "
How close is closer than most people think?
less than a decade
Sooner than folks think
To think of how much this has changed and progressed is wild in 7 years is absolutely nuts
AGI Will be man's last invention
Did they tease tera-forming Mars?? (Water as it was spinning)
Yes, this is the long-long-long-long term plan. Perhaps centuries. We will probably not be alive to see it.
That is legit.
Hres Good explanation. The hardest challenge as I see it is creating an artificial magnetic field around Mars. Without it the atmo will just fade away over the years.
You got there before me. As I understand it, Mars has no magnetic field, and that is how it lost it's atmosphere in the first place (solar wind blows it away). I've never heard anybody address how we can solve this issue. It's pointless to try to create an atmosphere we can breathe if it just blows away.
Thanks for adding that! , too many people need a reality check...That IS the reason Mars isn't like earth...not to mention protection from Solar and Cosmic Rays.
I'm so glad to be an aerospace engineer...
You should be. good luck!
Katherine Nava I put that as my major in my Uni App.
Awesome, my dream is to become one
Katherine Nava did you apply to work at space X, the competition must be brutal?
Katherine Nava
pot
We need more people like Elon
Maybe clone him or something
at least others will try to compete with him.
Musk inflation.
Money X2
I'm certain sperm banks would pay him well
@@dannyboyneverdies3437 he is no human
Awesome CGI of the booster *landing* back on the pad… who just saw something immeasurably more awesome 8 years later?
Born too late to explore the earth.
Born to soon to explore the galaxy.
Wait....
Born too late to explore the Earth.
Born too early to explore the galaxy.
Born at the right time to explore the solar system.
prove 'em wrong
Designers: how many engines do you want on your rocket?
Elon Musk: yes
31!!!!!1!!!!!11!! yey
a lot
@@pictobloxer5412 hi my fav yt
More like: How many you got?
42 boosters
2:23 Still a better love story than twilight
nou
Yes
@@donaldtrumpkun2269 Hello my alt account!
Starship flew yesterday, in its fully assembled configuration. There's still much for us to learn, but we're on our way!
Starship flew again this weekend, and made a perfect ascent and hot staging. This is actually happening.
Starship flew yesterday and both booster and ship made it to the ocean, victory is in sight!
Just imagine what spacex could do if everyone on earth gave him 10 dollars
Spacex tax?
yeah xD, if there was just a tax that was like 10 dollars to spacex every year, they could do so much!
With trump it would not be a surprize!
I can't imagine each compagny doing public projets making big CGI animation just for getting money from trump xD
Your use of “him” is inadequate
so, this is the baby step...
now Falcon Heavy succeed.
what a time to be alive.
1k people disliked because they wanted david bowie playing
clayman0 skycade your comment is so underrated
@clayman0 skycade no it’s the aliens who disliked
I don’t blame them
clayman0 skycade I thought Elon Musk was planning to *_fight_* climate change.. 😖
They're idiots
SpaceX makes me hopeful for the future, but I am kinda sad that we'll probably miss a lot of interesting things that Mars and the future holds.
You lost your Glasses
@@plane0017 what do you mean?
You copy of oblivious (on logo)
Don't worry, you'll see it, you're the universe experiencing itself, after you die you'll be another culmination of the universe in human form, so on and so forth
Life in itself is marvellous isn't it? I'd be also sad to miss experiencing Mars terraforming but would certainly like to be a part of it happening :)
I can't believe how stupid most of the questions people asked during Elon Musk's Q&A were. I felt so bad for him.
Ya me 2, he even said at the start, i will leave the technical for the q and a. What was up with that audience.
I don't even know...the audience was so awkward. Like they missed so many jokes and moments for applause. It was really awkward. Something this big deserved a better audience.
agree, finally a good comment jezus.
Yeah, I cringed the first 10mins of the Q&A before leaving.
Yep, I was disappointed in the audience
7 years ago they released the FH animation an now it is flying. Let's hope we can say the same thing for BFR in 7 years.
EDIT1: StarHopper flew. Step by step. We will get there.
It shouldn't take as long, as they have planned to do a mars unmanned mission in 4 years (2022) to set up oxygen systems and generators and that sorta stuff, and in 6 years there's gonna be a manned mission (2024) which is the one we are all waiting for.
Never trust Elon timelines :)
StarNet42 I wish to see the BFR in action too when it's ready to launch
Just hope the Kracken won't intervene so no Last save points for this mission
They are doing a great job and already building it
2026 ish
It would be nice if when spacex colonized Mars they put a flag of planet earth instead of a nation.
SpaceX is all American. Mars will have an American flag, like it or not.
Nah fuck America and earth it's gonna be a spacex company logo
Yeah hopefully they do that.
Hopefully.
@@freedomfyodor Elon musk is an American citizen not a native, he is from South Africa, so I don't see why he would put just the American flag. He should do the world's.
This is so insane to see the progress. We have a big future coming and it’s going to be fun
Self driving cars and space travel is definitely a future worth living for
We also have a lot of things we need to fix, global warming and everything that has to do with killing the earth we need to work on.
@@jonthegod2170 it’s too late. That’s why we are going to Mars
True
@@frankcarigliano8243 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Pretty crazy to imagine that in just a few years this may no longer be merely science fiction.
it wont happen. elon is a known scammer. Next shoe to drop: Tesla bankruptcy (within the next 5 years).
It might not happen as soon as people think, or be this specific spacecraft, but at the rate technology is advancing, things like this are going to happen for sure.
General_Luke_01 Technologically we are stagnating: No major improvements in energy, biotechnology, transportation, materials and education. Only in the internet world innovation is still happening, but it isnt that important compared to the sectors above.
Forty years ago, PC's didn't even exist. Now nearly everyone in America has one, and they are all connected via the internet. Peak oil is no where in sight, thanks to new, innovative advances is oil technology such as fracking. We've studied the human genome and are on the edge of more gene cut-and-paste technology. In a decent school (which excludes many public schools) a student can learn by eighth grade things that college students from the previous generation did not know. And finally, there is no doubt that SpaceX and Blue Origin's successful tests of landing and reusing first-stage boosters is an example of incredible advances in transportation. Not to mention self-driving cars. We have been advancing as fast or faster in the last 40 years than perhaps ever before.
General_Luke_01 No we havent. Living standards in the US havent substantially increased since 1970. Our energy production hasnt made huge leaps in regards to costs. Technological progress has been outlawed in the energy sector and resources are now allocated politically.
Transportation speeds on earth have not increased since the 1960s. The concorde has been decommissioned since 2003.
In medicine we havent made huge leaps in major diseases like cancer and alzheimer.
Again our living standard has not increased since the 1970s.
The Vikings landed there already
Worst. Joke. Ever.
Jan Tiefenthaler I strongly dislike disagree, it's so Meta that it is beautiful.
Varangians
VELCOME TO BLUELAND
Luka Tomato Maybe they wooshed there
I feel like we're at the dawn of new space age...
oh...we are. Boeing and Blue Originals are two companies already trying to compete with SpaceX.
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Oh it´s much more than that. Other achievements will fade away but in thousands of years (if we make it) people will still remember the man and the ships that first propelled us into the cosmos. If he succeeds there will be songs, myths and maybe even religions about the moment, Heart of Gold touched down on a barren planet.
very poetic. i also believe that if we start colonizing other planets, then climate change and resource drain will not be as heavy on Earth as we could use another planet for those needs. Plus, extinction of species through humans could decrease. There isnt any known life on Mars so utilisng it for human needs wouldnt be bad
not really, the dawn of a new space age will be when we get affordable personal civilian craft, or when we terraform a planet, or when we can get up to a fraction of the speed of light, this will be impressive and a huge step (if it succeeds) but it isnt exactly something that will change the human race as we know it.
The dream is getting real
*Conquering Space was ALWAYS this easy*
GET BACK TO YOUR SOLAR SYSTEM KERMAN
Distinct Panda
Oh shit
Maybe I could wait a few years for the BFR to arrive then I can go ;-;
Oh, there you are. I though that you are still orbiting Eve....
Last I saw you, you died in the mohole
Then you came back to life...
And died again
Jeb? Last time I saw you, you were on an asteroid redirect missions but we ran out of fuel. How the hell did you get back?
The transformation reference at the last few seconds is brilliant
28.7 MILLION pounds of thrust. That's 3 and a half Saturn Vs at your back. Cripes.
SpaceX is there working on it right now actually.
At Boca Chica, I believe
And what's the height of this monster? Saturn V was like 110 m tall.
122 meters/400 feet.
at cruising speed to mars it will be going 173 miles per second. At that rate it would take the ship 16 secobds or so to get from LA to new york.
Cool rocket design
+
Nice animation
+
Nice VFX (visual effects)
+
Great soundtrack
=
Epic
1,114 people who down voted were from ULA and Blue Origin.
Little do they know that interplanetary travel is solving an Earth problem
I love how SpaceX earns $2.1m per year just in YT funds.
And NASA.
Flat Earthers too
This is so exiting think Elon Musk is my new Hero
All hail Elon Musk!!
Here Here
the 2010's are gonna be remembered as the lens flare years
I blame J.J. Abrams.
lens flare? what on earth does that mean?
lmgtfy.com/?q=what+is+lens+flare
8 years! they caught it!
Me in 2016: There is no way that will happen
Me in 2019 after Starhopper: Ok, this is gonna work like a charm.
You really think we will go to Mars with a manned mission in 2026? I mean its obvious that we wont have the technology within 50 years...
@@Marc98338 Thats what people thought 1969 but it worked 6 times
@@eternal5930 No you comparing apples with peers. The technology to do a 200 day travel in space and getting off Mars isnt there yet... There was enough technology in 1969 but just the lack of knowledge if they would ran into things they didnt know...
Marc the tech is here and we have had it for a long time there just hasn’t been anyone interested enough to do it
@@theenjeneer2493 What are you talking about. Ive talked with Andre Kuipers 1 year ago and like ive said before, theres ALOT that still needs to be overcome on the tech side before we can do those manned return missions.
Elon Musk is a genius
Noup.
***** Actually he's just a good businessman
As much as i'm inspired by what he has done i'd have to agree.
He's a clever guy, with no small amount of talent in software, engineering, and science, but it is largely determination that drives SpaceX and Tesla.
He's not a "genius", and i think he'd agree about that.
Tom Mueller might be something of a genius with respect to his understanding of rocket engines though.
*****
oooh i forgot about the photographic memory
he's a crook, not a genius
Scientists: Discovers Oil and Gas in Mars.
USA: *Boys, Mars needs democracy, and our flag too*
Las Islas Filipinas Martians: Yankee go home!
LOL. Yeah, pretty much.
the oil company's would beat NAZA 2 it
Space treaty prevents that
@@nls.135 That ain't gonna stop humans from extracting resources from other planets. Oil in this planet is not unlimited we only have a few centuries till it runs out other scientists said that earth will run out of oil in the next 100 years or less. Plus they need oil so they can explore space and eventually start Human civilization out there.
Today makes history. First time we have seen a full stack on the pad for real (B4S20). August 6, 2021. I can’t wait to tell my kids about watching Starship happening live. So much has changed, but we have come so far.
Go Starship
Go SuperHeavy
Go SpaceX
Go Humanity
Go humanity go
It is time for your speices to learn how to walk in cosmic realm and maybe some day in the future, learn how to run to the stars.
That's amazing, but I'd still prefer if starship was the ITS, the design is soooo pretty
There are no laws on Mars. There are no countries. The land is untouched. That's why we can design from scratch. We can even design the natural environment. We've made many design mistakes. We have learned from each failure. So this time, we can make a law that is more free than any law ever made before. Speaking of freedom, on Mars, we can move around freely with less than 30% gravity. Mars must be a heavenly place.
However, I have a life expectancy; I will die at about 100 years old. I was born in the year 2000. I was born in the year 2000, so I will die in 2100 or so.
Even if terraforming is possible, it will take until 2100 or so. However, I haven't given up hope.
There is a possibility that my life span will be extended. And I wanted to send myself into the future. That's why I'm studying the subject of cryobiology. I may sound like a fool. But I'm serious. If we can succeed in cryopreservation technology, we can send human beings to the future. I believe that such a future will come. If this technology can be developed, I want to go to the future. It may be useful for interplanetary flight as a cold sleep. That's why I've decided to develop the technology for cryopreservation. Thank you, Elon Musk, for making me dream. I once had nothing to do and wanted to die many times. But I don't want to live a boring life where I want to die. I don't care what anyone says, I'm looking to the future. 2021/8/12
@@gingerail4605 Calm down.
@@Marc98338 Let's go 🚀
Do you guys know if selling my right kidney would be enough for a ticket to Mars?
Gin-chan's Odd Jobs a ticket is projected to cost $200,000
try selling your left kidney instead. I bet it will work
You'll have to save up money and take REAL good care of your real estate. I'd also suggest keeping in shape; being an astronaut also means being an athlete, engineer, pilot, scientist, etc. I'd also recommend studying in a STEM field, because it's very unlikely that you'll get a ticket unless you have something meaningful to do on Mars, due to the constant work shortage that will be in place.
Gin-chan's Odd Jobs Sell the left kidney it's worth more money
There's not much demand to fly in this death trap.
With the reductions in cost due to reusability and the volume of people traveling, it should be about $500 a ticket.
..and they ate potatoes for the rest of their lives
Small price for making history that will be remembered for the rest of time.
Nice movie reference there 😂
nullpointer66 Potatoes are delicious. I'd be happy to eat nothing but them XD
Elon Musk is on the brink of becoming the most revolutionary scientist in a loooong time!!!!
u think u smart
he is an engineer , not a scientist
Scientist lmao
Hey guys! Hold your horses!! I didn't mean his profession! Anyone who propells society forward in any field (and he does so in a variety of fields) is a scientist to me!
exactly. But to me , he is an engineer ;) The way he thinks and does things
Let's all agree to leave spiders, snakes, mosquitos and wasps behind if we terraform Mars.
I can't wait for the historic day that humans set foot on the red planet....
At that moment, they'll be one of the greatest explorers in the history of mankind (Columbus, Armstrong)
it will be like when the human has gone in the moon or better
Columbus was barely an explorer. Try again
Galactic Gaming to paraphrase Musk himself, it's not simply visiting and taking a few photos that's important, it's setting up the base. What's so special about going to the moon? Do we have a base there now?
more like Columbus and Armstrong were Hollywood actors, no human has ever landed on the moon.
Columbus only raped the natives
2:17 , Wow, that's southern Sweden in the middle of the screen. A little to the left of the centre the darkened landmass has almost no cloudcover, apart from a tiny cloud. I live right under that cloud, and I'll wave to you future Marsians when you are passing by.
Martians*
you will be that future martian
If Elon declared that he's the Supreme leader of Mars.... I wouldn't mind living there
Glory to the Martian Republic
"Supreme emperor god of Mars" lol
@@cicakblaster247 Starship goes brrrrrrrrrrooooooom
Elon makes a military of genetically engineered super humans, lol
@@zacharykoplin6543 with guns that have bullets the size of redbull cans and goes on a crusade against some very funny things like a guy named Horus
We are gonna witness one of the greatest events in human history, if not the greatest. I can't believe how lucky we are to be alive right now
You won't be saying that when WW3 starts, hence SpaceX's rush
@@JustCoNa WW3 couldn't start even if we wanted it to. We have globalized so much, as well as form countless treaties.
@@sethjansson5652 such things have a way of spiralling, globalised economy or not
@@JustCoNa They really don't. When something becomes so interconnected, we strive to keep that structure as stable as possible. To think a World War will happen again is simply ass talk and is a neglect of history.
@@sethjansson5652 say that again after what happened