You know, there was a much bigger study conducted on whether people could survive on a diet of mostly potatoes for over a year... That study is known as Ireland.
As anyone who has read the book knows he had some earth soil with him that he mixes into the martian soil so actually his chances would be even better.
+SithTunaFish What he did in the book was spread the earth soil around so the bacteria would multiply. This created more fertile soil. And, with the light problem, he just used the lights in the HAB, which simulated the sun on earth.
+brent bousquet yes, but this isn´t the book theorist is the film theorist, so whatever you read in the book doesn´t apply if it´s not in the movie... :D
Remember king of Hill episode Dale Said if Con took ever drop of liquid water and transplanted to his home planet Mars . What would happen to both planet
Mark Watney Botany quotes: "Fear my botany powers, Mars." "They say once you grow crops somewhere, you have officially colonized it. So technically, I colonized Mars. In your face, Neil Armstrong!" "I am the greatest botanist on this planet." "I'm going to have to science the sh** out of this" "I dont have a plan for surviving four years on one year of good [...] For now, I'm well fed and have a purpose: Fix the damn radio" "People have speculated on how to make crop soil out of Martian dirt for decades. I'll just be putting it to the test for the first time." That's all I have folks!!! Tell me your favourite!
I don't have my copy with me but my favorite is when NASA found out that they left Mark on Mars and I think it was Venkat but he was wondering what thinking you're abandoned and left alone on another planet does to a man and what Mark must be thinking at the moment. Then it cuts to Mark wondering why Aquaman can control whales since they're mammals. Next favorite had to be when they were sending a probe to Mark and someone asked if NASA was gonna send him any disco (Mark called it awful).
The Pixel Cookies I guess, for once, my dad actually has a more diplomatic answer to too many questions about what happens on a show/movie. Something doesn't make sense? So? "It's in the script"
@@lunae9209 Care to try some proper grammar on that one? I know you meant too* both of those times, but the sentence still doesn't check out. Even reading your next post, I can't find where inserting the word 'died' clarifies your meaning.
i love how hollywood starts to make somewhat scientifically accurate movies about space... and all of them show how space is fucking terrifying "whats that timmy ? you wanna be an astronaut ? well okay boy lets watch Gravity and see how much you wanna go to space after that"
Nick Tokar then your a fuckin bad student and your wasting your life and your going to become a McDonald’s worker with that attitude I suggest you actually pay attention and ask for help if something is hard to understand
HELENA NUR EFFENDI ERIN how do you know he didn’t imply it was a joke he didn’t say it was a joke he just said RUclips videos help him more than school
@@bornstar481 So I'm gonna work at McDonald's because I don't pay attention in school? You clearly don't even know what a punctuation mark is and are too stupid to realize when someone is making a joke.
Nick Tokar nice job replying to a RUclips comment after two months idiot why would I need any punctuation when it’s a RUclips comment and you said RUclips videos help you better than school and I said you need to pay better attention in school so you won’t become a McDonald worker and there was not a single implication that it was a joke lol you only said it was a joke after someone said that for you and you copied them :/
+Drake Piona Eeeeh no you don't. I mean it's a nice thing to say for fun, but seriously, stay at school kid, and don't underestimate the importance of algebra and all that boring shit. Sincerely, a guy that used to say the same thing.
well yeah but im not saying that i am going to quit school, and simply to put it this way, im simply saying that i can learn about things i didnt even know about. like the video about doctor who and if he can actually exist, at first, it sounds stupid but mat studies about every possible detail. in fact, in that video, mat mentioned and talked about time travel and multiple theories about how time travel works, i kid you not, it is messy to talk about, miss one detail and it might all fall apart. i am not saying that i will ignore school, but hey, this is the internet, a wide variety of information can be gathered in even the most ludicrous of videos and websites. and even if this could somehow be wrong, we can all agree that mat works hard to make these videos top-quality by seeing how much effort he put into researching. and don't agree? i don't mind! :) sincerely, a kid that knows more than people like him actually know
+Agustin Luciano Delgado Visconde I have finally found one of the mythical Farners! Thank you, Sir, for revealing yourself to the world and bringing my tedious search to an end. :)
i am Irish and Irish people who have had a basic lesson in history will know that it is not just possible but a means to survive for hundreds of thousands of people in the 1830s, so mat pat, your Irish viewers knew that it was possible. [but i still loved the theory, great work!]
Aoife Keating holy shit, i am an american of irish descent and i thought the famine was just caused by bacteria. after research, youre right. why would you take food from people that are starving??
whatwhen999 ino there was food IN the country (eg carrots other veg and fruit) and it was being shipped to England (for wealthy landlords) from ports in cork and Dublin while the Irish people starved to death. The British prime minister eventually sent I believe a type of corn but gave no instruction on how to cook it so the Irish ate it raw or cooked it improperly which made it inedible and finally a tribe in India actually sent the Irish food and supplies but before the food could get to the Irish guess who stole it. The British. therefore committing the largest genocide in Irish history but many people still call it a famine.
Aoife Keating here in the US, we learn it was a potato “famine” yet we never learn the actual cause of it. as a student, we just kinda assumed a natural pathogen, or a drought caused it. however, we do learn how horribly irish immigrants were treated in the US. not only could they not get jobs anywere but the places no one wanted to work (people who used TNT to clear the way for railroads, skyscraper construction, etc). they were essentially killed trying to make minimum wage.
I don’t think so dude. He sits down, rewatches movies over and over to get snippets, and researches his theories to make a video. So a first time watch for him is similar to any other.
Fair enough, but then again people in cities aren't exactly going to transport their faeces all the way to farms to use as compost right? much easier to dump into the ocean
But how much time does he really spend outside? Seems that the vast vast vast majority of his time is spent inside and a large chunk of that in a room with a dirt floor... Then you have to look at it as an average, and that day the room blew up is probably going to skew the average a bit higher. At any rate the point is moot since what was given was really a worst case scenario which was found to be pretty much harmless so anything that lowers exposure doesn't really change the conclusion.
yu nofun, I think part of why we inhale so much dirt is the air (and dust) so I don't think there is much wind inside, hence a bit more safe (than safe)
I’ve watched enough of these that every time I have a question as to how something works in tv shows or a movie I just hear matpat’s voice instantaneously
Bum Brownies :-D That made me chuckle. I liked this movie, but it quickly became obvious it would be a happy ending and that Made it less interesting for me. Although Matt Damon's will to survive was entertaining. Welcome back Matt! We almost got rid of ya :-P
fun fact: Andy Weir (the author of the book) actually mentioned the inaccuracy of the storm. The original draft had Watney left stranded as the result of an engine test, but he changed it because he wanted nature to get the first shot in.
Curt's Clocks - The Atmos Repair Specialist Yeah but in the movie he said (para-phrasing) “This thing could explode and is probably definitely giving me a cancer”
+James Patrick As an oxidizer to help the fuel burn? Yes. As actual fuel? No. But your point still stands as most people see that a substance is used in some other product and that it must be dangerous because of that (ie most things listed on food)
@@andethidialbubabibub3261 you take things too seriously. either that or i am taking your reply to something too seriously, but i doubt it. im like 90% sure it's a joke, you know?
+alsoaVinn To be fair, it'd be difficult to figure out another way to strand him. Hmm... Maybe he could've fallen off a cliff instead, but survived due to the lower gravity. Would the others go look for his body in that scenario, though?
In the book (and I believe the movie), Watney points out that he's growing potatoes for the calories, and doesn't need anything else from them because he has well over enough of basically everything in pill form.
Also, it's said in both the film and the book that feces isn't usually used as a raw fertilizer because of the pathogens you could get from it, but that's it's fine is his situation because he'll just be getting his own back. I'm pretty sure that he didn't use his crewmates feces either, just his own.
the greatest struggle is simply the period it takes potatoes to grow, an average of 100 days roughly. He'd have to maintain a bunch of crop cycles, but it is possible if he can manage those initial 100 days.
+steven adkins (theultimategamer25) That was due to not having any sort of crop rotation, thus removing almost all of the nutrients from the soil effectively preventing them from growing more.
The "escape rocket" (for lack of a better term) wasn't being blown over by air molecules, it was being buffeted by soil particulates that would help to increase the density of the atmosphere hitting the rocket. The biggest danger in a sandstorm isn't the storm, it's the sand.
+GusCraft460 Except even the most ferocious Martian dust storms only are able to kick up the tiniest grains of sand, more like pulverized clay particles than sand really. In fact that's why they call them dust storms in the first place. Anyway, the actual author of the book has said that he wishes he hadn't chosen to use a dust storm as the disaster that starts off the story, because since writing the book he's realized it would never happen.
+GusCraft460 The particles would have to be picked up by the atmosphere, wind isn't magic it is particles in motion. Because the atmosphere is so thin it wouldn't be able to actually pick up much dirt.
This is the reason why I prefer the book over the movie. In the book Mark talks a lot about how he's going to make food/water and shares every single detail, while in the movie it's either skimmed over or they just use the good ol "a wizard did it"
+Willaev NSort of. You're being pelted with material that is half the weight it would be on Earth. And possibly also less material in general as the really thin and weak atmosphere (the Martian surface atmosphere is about 0.6-0-1% the density of Earth's) will not have the kind of power to carry as much debris. For the atmosphere alone, F=1ma > F=0.006ma. What's that going to do to the amount or size of debris a Martian wind can pick up?
+Mark's Moving Arts but we have sand storm, that increases density of atmosphere there. But I'm pretty sure even that wouldn't tear satelite dish, mounted with steel bolts.
+Willaev Nope. Momentum of dust/wind is what is important (momentum equals velocity multiplied by mass) and though velocity is the same as on Earth due to lesser density the same volume of martian atmosphere has lesser mass thus momentum is much smaller. Gravity has nothing to do with it, it only adds vertical component of acceleration to any particle of air/dust.
Павел Таранов It wouldn't be enough no. Curiosity has been on Mars for almost four years, scales and weighs in at just smaller than and as heavy as a small car. If Mars' storms could tip an 80-ton rocket or rip off an antenna dish, then Curiosity should be scrap by now, right?
+green house Actually, no... Andy Weir researched all of this stuff himself as he was writing the novel. He spent hundreds of hours pouring over all of these details, in his words, "for fun". I'm sure there were consultants on the movie set for this or that, but Weir covered all of the hard science with near perfect accuracy all by himself.
I read a interview and article by the author and apparently NASA took a interest (one of his buddys worked for nasa) so he kept on referring to NASA for help with the science after a while and got them to check it through. He did do a lot of his own research though.
Wait a second. I thought that emoji stood for chocolate ice cream. IT HAD CUTE EYEBALLS AND A SMILEY FACE! NOW YOU TELL ME IT WAS A POOP EMOJI??? So much of my online childhood makes sense now.
as an astrophysicist thats why i loved the book so much. its the only sci-fi book i have ever read that actually pays attention to real world science. love it
he brought the soil into the station to plant his potatos in, so he actually always in the vicinity of it so he would consume more soil than what Mat said
bruh did u even SEE the movie? plus, the prediction matpat said was based on earth standards, where there is soil literally EVERYWHERE in the ATMOSPHERE. I emphasized atmosphere cuz mars has none, so soil wouldn't stick in the air anywhere but inside the station which he isnt inside much and hasn't had much time to accumulate any soil in the air, so actually he WOULD consume less soil so BOOM!!!#R3KT
+egw esu It's a HARD science fiction. Hard science fiction means it's still fictional science (e.g. the spaceship to Mars) but it's scientifically accurate. Normal science fiction is something like Star Wars or Back to the Future 2.
+AstralHex Actually going to Mars isn't fiction anymore. NASA can do it. They want to do it. The only problem is money and people willing to spend a long time going to and from mars and stopping to do research or something in the middle.
He didn't survive on only potatoes. The purpose of the potatoes was calories, he was taking necessary vitamin supplements, but the potatoes were for calories. In the book, he only used his feces in the book to avoid disease. The water was soaked. We can do a Collab if you want to talk more.
+Xander Cozaciuc I was really shocked that the movie showed him repairing the HAB with duct tape. I'm so glad that that was a movie expedient, and that he did an actual repair job in the book.
Cheese Boy I've got a friend who was in an airplane, when a pilot called the ground crew over to fix the wing. ground crew wrapped it in duct tape, and then the pilot took off. On the return trip a few months later on the same plane, he looked out the window and discovered that they had painted over the duct tape, and it was apparently intended to be a permanent fix. This was a carrier to Nepal, I think from India, BTW. Yes, maybe it is possible, but in both cases its a little horrifying to contemplate trusting your life to the stuff!
+weesh ful That was probably speed tape on the wing, not duct tape. Looks almost identical, but speed tape is way pricier and designed to stand up to the extreme temperatures and wind speeds aircraft are exposed to.
+Just Knife Bro What science would that be? Don't get me wrong, I love the show but it is about as non-scientific or realistic as a show can possibly be. Maybe you can think of a plausible concept from the show though that I can't think of?
There's one thing Matt forgot to factor in at the final part of the theory, Damon was in a space suit, thus making it so he can't inhale any of the dirt from the outside air, and though he would get some from the dirt and what was tracked in from the suit, it would be far less than what you calculated, he could get said sickness, yes, but it would take far longer, and be less likely/severe.
so you addressed the growing potatoes credibility but not the scene where he fixed the highly pressurized module with a piece of plastic bag and a duck tape ?
+Kukainis What happened there is actually possible as long as he created a seal and made it strong enough then in theory it could hold the pressure inside.
100 mg of dirt per day on earth, where we dont use helmets to breath, but on mars he does, so the amount of dirt would be less than 100 mg per day right?
The reason why he would be inhaling the dirt is that he had to plant the potatoes inside and in the movie it is just a section of the Hab (fancy name for his fancy NASA shelter). However in the book he actually had to cover the entire surface of the floor and the 5 other bunks of his crew ages and some lab tables to no matter where he went he was inhaling it. Also he was only using the helmets for working outside as he only had a limited amount of suit filters.
+Vítor Lessa wait... i thought the 100mg of dirt per day was via our diets. Presumably the food we eat ultimately comes from the ground, and we get it that way. Does it really make sense that city dwellers INHALE 100mg of dirt per day?
Well let’s get all the questions out of the way... Yes, I survived on a deserted planet for over a year and grew plants with my own shit. -Matt Damon (2015)
There is one thing wrong with all this scheming and sciencing the sh** outta this. The reaction of iridium and hyrdazine, where N2 and H2 is separated generates a LOT of heat. As far as I know, it's going to be very detrimental for the potatoes.
Even if that were a 'lethal' dose of perchlorates, you're forgetting that he's spending hell of a lot of time in a sealed space suit. He's probably consuming a lot less dirt than the average person on Earth.
I didn't know matpat was talking about the actual fecal matter science and i just thought he had a really strong animosity for the science in this movie
+Brona McCann But still in the end, I totally agree with matpat because even though everything checks out, and matpat in the end made it clear to all of the nerds out there that were confused about that too.
+Amy Theis What about growing the potatoes and harvesting them wouldn't he starve before he gets to grow them (I haven't read the book or seen the movie is it explained)
I laughed at the part when he said "good for you for being healthy," referring to me eating a carrot. When I was currently eating a Hershey's chocolate bar. 😂
+FieryWingedAngel Unlikely, there's too much planning to finnish in less than a decade. We'll just have to wait and see. My guess is we'll be seeing a lot of robotic missions to Mars in the 2020s to prepare for manned missions in the 2030s.
This movie is so unrealistic
no one can survive 500 days without internet
agreed bro
u r the only smart guy among dumb people, its not possible to survive 500 days without internet
Hey Creeps, didn't expect to see you here.
true
No one can live without creepypasta either.
+CreepsMcPasta I`m sure Zuckerberg already has something in the works.
“You can live your whole life eating just potatoes”
Ireland: *Centuries of Academy training fulfilled*
lmao!!!!
@ShonenAce Ireland is famous for their potato farms
Thats it
oh and the massive famine they had when all the potatos died
Anyone else attempt to read that in an Irish accent?
@@bubski6981 british problems require british solutions
@@bubski6981 you forgot about alcoholism
You know, there was a much bigger study conducted on whether people could survive on a diet of mostly potatoes for over a year...
That study is known as Ireland.
+Morangatang yeah :-D so far the results are: As long as a potato lives, Irishman lives.
Surprisingly accurate. Irelanders, attack Matpat for ignoring us!
+KohuGaly well, except for the great crisp shortage of the 1840s
taliesin garland potatoes died, Irishmen died...
+Morangatang Aye, crazy as they may be, the Irish had this shit figured out.
In 2020... when astronauts are stuck in space to avoid COVID contamination: "Write that down! We might be up here a while..."
Yup
DragonEnvy 026 no, they are most deffinetly not
Oml I thought that you posted this 4 years ago and that you had predicted this
Stuck may be a general term, I think they applied to get off this diseased planet.
Love it
“Living off of NOTHING but spuds for 400 days seems absurd”
Me: *laughs in Irish*
Me too brother...... And beer
It actually turns out you can grow plants in certain areas of mars but potatoes have low yield in the soil
He right about growth though
Wookie on a Cookie laughs in famine
@@meegan8906 laughs in emigration
As anyone who has read the book knows he had some earth soil with him that he mixes into the martian soil so actually his chances would be even better.
Didnt he have something like 25 square meters of it
+SithTunaFish What he did in the book was spread the earth soil around so the bacteria would multiply. This created more fertile soil. And, with the light problem, he just used the lights in the HAB, which simulated the sun on earth.
+brent bousquet yes, but this isn´t the book theorist is the film theorist, so whatever you read in the book doesn´t apply if it´s not in the movie... :D
Pretty sure he did that in the movie too. Just saw it last week
+gizmog They left out all the science in the movie and only had the exciting parts TBH...
He actually had a 'team' of people to help him find flaws in his book.
I thought that was interesting.
Remember king of Hill episode Dale Said if Con took ever drop of liquid water and transplanted to his home planet Mars . What would happen to both planet
And maybe the perchlorates where the Rock fuel of the Martians evacuation. And maybe the liquid water is because of volcanic activity still around
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“We can survive eating only potatoes”
Soviet Russia has left the chat
*Laughs in Irish*
Ireland has joined the chat
Also.... DING DING DING TOP OF MORNING!!!
Idaho has joined the chat
Ireland did you say potatoes
Mark Watney Botany quotes:
"Fear my botany powers, Mars."
"They say once you grow crops somewhere, you have officially colonized it. So technically, I colonized Mars. In your face, Neil Armstrong!"
"I am the greatest botanist on this planet."
"I'm going to have to science the sh** out of this"
"I dont have a plan for surviving four years on one year of good [...] For now, I'm well fed and have a purpose: Fix the damn radio"
"People have speculated on how to make crop soil out of Martian dirt for decades. I'll just be putting it to the test for the first time."
That's all I have folks!!! Tell me your favourite!
space pirate
My favorite will always be "Mark Watney. Space pirate."
It’s funny that he says: “fear my botanic powers Mars” because mars literally saved him from getting infected with pathogens
@@justWithRight mars or mar s-crap a.k.a scrapping science not usefully anything garbage terrible
I don't have my copy with me but my favorite is when NASA found out that they left Mark on Mars and I think it was Venkat but he was wondering what thinking you're abandoned and left alone on another planet does to a man and what Mark must be thinking at the moment. Then it cuts to Mark wondering why Aquaman can control whales since they're mammals.
Next favorite had to be when they were sending a probe to Mark and someone asked if NASA was gonna send him any disco (Mark called it awful).
I told my science teacher the wind would not be that powerful. They told me to shut up!
The Pixel Cookies I guess, for once, my dad actually has a more diplomatic answer to too many questions about what happens on a show/movie. Something doesn't make sense? So? "It's in the script"
The Pixel Cookies
lol
#rude
Lol
The Pixel Cookies z
Moral of the story: The author of _The Martian_ is a genius.
I think you mean GUNIUS (From Markiplier)
@@cosmicblox5946 BIG BRAIN TIME
He actually received an honorary degree for all the research he did for the book.
Well, as said in the About Me in the book, Paraphrased
'He is a lifelong devoted space nerd."
“I’m eating this potato with a Vicodin. Whose going to stop me?”
I’m paraphrasing but that was my favorite line in the movie
He was out of ketchup.
Liquid water...
“I can sell this”
-grunkle Stan
Gravity falls
He gets it for free, you get it for ten dollars.
@@thedude___dude4399 make it 30!
@Sam Miller make it 40!
Make it $50
@@nguyenduyphuc3924 MAKE IT $9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
Fun Fact: Every single one of the few scientific inaccuracies I could find in The Martian are related to atmospheric density.
awesomecat42 Well, that relates to the inaccuracy of how storms are portrayed.
Yeah, and that’s necessary for the plot
Is the thing that he wouldn't of to much oxigen instead of to less oxigen if he stayed out longer in thr begining covered by that?
I forgott the "Died". :(
I forgot one of my favorite Words. What a shame
@@lunae9209
Care to try some proper grammar on that one? I know you meant too* both of those times, but the sentence still doesn't check out. Even reading your next post, I can't find where inserting the word 'died' clarifies your meaning.
i love how hollywood starts to make somewhat scientifically accurate movies about space... and all of them show how space is fucking terrifying
"whats that timmy ? you wanna be an astronaut ? well okay boy lets watch Gravity and see how much you wanna go to space after that"
+Hunter Rodrigez Well space *is* a dangerous place.
+Wildeye So's life in general. People really have gotten far too complacent about that.
I wanted to become an astronaut...
*Watches Gravity*
F*** this. Nope.
+Hunter Rodrigez a truly passionate kid wouldnt be discouraged so easily
Gravity's orbital mechanics actually suck. No way you can go from the Hubble to the ISS on just one MMU. The Martian is much better.
The book is SO good. I read it after watching the movie and had to force myself to go to sleep only because my eyes could barely stay open.
RIGHT I could not stop reading it, finished it in 2 days
I have the book, and lets say I had to get it taken away to go to school properly.
Me too
By afar one of my favourite books. Side note: if u loved the Martian, the other Andy Wier books are also VERY good :D
I feel like this video taught me more about biology and chemistry than my actual classes
Nick Tokar then your a fuckin bad student and your wasting your life and your going to become a McDonald’s worker with that attitude I suggest you actually pay attention and ask for help if something is hard to understand
HELENA NUR EFFENDI ERIN how do you know he didn’t imply it was a joke he didn’t say it was a joke he just said RUclips videos help him more than school
@@bornstar481 So I'm gonna work at McDonald's because I don't pay attention in school? You clearly don't even know what a punctuation mark is and are too stupid to realize when someone is making a joke.
Nick Tokar nice job replying to a RUclips comment after two months idiot why would I need any punctuation when it’s a RUclips comment and you said RUclips videos help you better than school and I said you need to pay better attention in school so you won’t become a McDonald worker and there was not a single implication that it was a joke lol you only said it was a joke after someone said that for you and you copied them :/
@@bornstar481 geez calm Down its a joke
Supposed to be doing homework, instead I'm watching a video about someone using their crap as fertilizer.
+Blah Hah funny enough, i learn more from mat's videos than i do at school.
+Drake Piona Eeeeh no you don't. I mean it's a nice thing to say for fun, but seriously, stay at school kid, and don't underestimate the importance of algebra and all that boring shit. Sincerely, a guy that used to say the same thing.
well yeah but im not saying that i am going to quit school, and simply to put it this way, im simply saying that i can learn about things i didnt even know about. like the video about doctor who and if he can actually exist, at first, it sounds stupid but mat studies about every possible detail. in fact, in that video, mat mentioned and talked about time travel and multiple theories about how time travel works, i kid you not, it is messy to talk about, miss one detail and it might all fall apart. i am not saying that i will ignore school, but hey, this is the internet, a wide variety of information can be gathered in even the most ludicrous of videos and websites. and even if this could somehow be wrong, we can all agree that mat works hard to make these videos top-quality by seeing how much effort he put into researching. and don't agree? i don't mind! :)
sincerely, a kid that knows more than people like him actually know
WELL I USE YOUR CRAP AS FERTILIZER...I MEAN...PROBABLY...IM A FARNER so yeah
+Agustin Luciano Delgado Visconde
I have finally found one of the mythical Farners! Thank you, Sir, for revealing yourself to the world and bringing my tedious search to an end. :)
So we're starting the year with a video on feces... Something tells me it's going to be a shitty year.
+Lucky Lucas Ahhhhh....
Ba dum tiss
I see what u did there
+Lucky Lucas *badum tsss*
Baddum tss
When he said good job on being healthy I was eating a block of chocolate peanut brittle
Bro
When he said that I realized I haven’t eaten all day
i stg i was eating potatos
baked potatos
I was eating a Ben and Jerry ice cream but it was vegan tho hehe
i am Irish and Irish people who have had a basic lesson in history will know that it is not just possible but a means to survive for hundreds of thousands of people in the 1830s,
so mat pat, your Irish viewers knew that it was possible.
[but i still loved the theory, great work!]
But then, it all changed when the famine arrived
Jim O'Gara until the British come and help cause one of the largest mass genocide in history
Aoife Keating holy shit, i am an american of irish descent and i thought the famine was just caused by bacteria. after research, youre right. why would you take food from people that are starving??
whatwhen999 ino there was food IN the country (eg carrots other veg and fruit) and it was being shipped to England (for wealthy landlords) from ports in cork and Dublin while the Irish people starved to death. The British prime minister eventually sent I believe a type of corn but gave no instruction on how to cook it so the Irish ate it raw or cooked it improperly which made it inedible and finally a tribe in India actually sent the Irish food and supplies but before the food could get to the Irish guess who stole it. The British. therefore committing the largest genocide in Irish history but many people still call it a famine.
Aoife Keating here in the US, we learn it was a potato “famine” yet we never learn the actual cause of it. as a student, we just kinda assumed a natural pathogen, or a drought caused it. however, we do learn how horribly irish immigrants were treated in the US. not only could they not get jobs anywere but the places no one wanted to work (people who used TNT to clear the way for railroads, skyscraper construction, etc). they were essentially killed trying to make minimum wage.
"Butt" hey, that's just a theory, a film theory.
But hey that's just a joke a bad joke
Yeah, it was pretty shitty.
Holy *shit*.
#puns
It's not that the man did not know how to juggle, he just didn't have the balls to do it.
STOP. JUST STOP.
I feel like watching a movie in a theater with Matpat would be quite the experience. There would probably be a lot of exclamation.
I don’t think so dude. He sits down, rewatches movies over and over to get snippets, and researches his theories to make a video. So a first time watch for him is similar to any other.
Watney: I can grow and eat potatos
Techno: *laughs in potato king
laughs in 500 million potato collection
Isnt it common knowledge that manure is used for fertilizing? Where do you people think the poop of you and animals is going?
schmid1.0 the sewers?
schmid1.0 the ocean
You think that people who live like a couple houndred kilometers inland transport their poop to the ocean?
Fair enough, but then again people in cities aren't exactly going to transport their faeces all the way to farms to use as compost right? much easier to dump into the ocean
Sadly, most people live in cities rather than farms, and city folk may not know how it works out here.
Liked for that Audible joke! lol
+Cody'sLab
Ah! Cody! Are you thinking about going on a potato diet?? oh dear...
lol I just got to the joke in the video when I read your comment.
Never thought i would see you here haha
Look its two of my favourite channels on one page! Love your Vids Cody.
Hey cody
Three words:
Minecraft Potato Farms
Or
One Word:
Ireland
PHILOSOPHICAL THINKER ok jacksepticeye
Rocketsans 2 *IRISH NOISESSS*
Haha so true I'm from Ireland and I have potatoes nearly every meal😂
I thought on this to... we learned this in english class, that the people of Ireland lived just of potatoes and fish
@@generaldurchbruchmuller that's so wrong.
its just potatoes, not that many fish actually.
“Living off of spuds for 400 days is absurd”
Jacksepticeye: hold my Coca-Cola, great taste, Zero sugar with a hint of added vanilla
POTATO
You seam to have forgotten that he wears a space suite everytime he's outside therefore lowering the amount of dirt inhaled
But how much time does he really spend outside? Seems that the vast vast vast majority of his time is spent inside and a large chunk of that in a room with a dirt floor... Then you have to look at it as an average, and that day the room blew up is probably going to skew the average a bit higher.
At any rate the point is moot since what was given was really a worst case scenario which was found to be pretty much harmless so anything that lowers exposure doesn't really change the conclusion.
Okay. First . Are you the real sans
And second. I'm in spaaaaaaaaaaaaacccccccccçcccccccceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee.
And third . That movie is sooo roing
yu nofun, I think part of why we inhale so much dirt is the air (and dust) so I don't think there is much wind inside, hence a bit more safe (than safe)
He wears a space room?
Seem*
In almost every Matpat video I see people writing long paragraphs about scientific studies and stuff when Matpat just proved their points.
"try as I might to science the sh*t out of these scenes." I get the reference and it's very funny.
reference? Its a joke, not a reference...
madder than hatter why can't it be both?
No you guys, if you watched the CinemaSins video, you'd get that it IS a reference.
but a joke can be a reference if not then I'm f*****
Proclaimed Lol that line got me too
I’ve watched enough of these that every time I have a question as to how something works in tv shows or a movie I just hear matpat’s voice instantaneously
I vote we put matt on mars to see if he can survive on mars.
No he'll die and the thing on Martian is fake to not everything can happen in that movie
+LastCentury Gamer 0-100 real quick
what?
Next episode of Matpat's Game Lab confirmed
(Although not game related)
Bum Brownies :-D That made me chuckle. I liked this movie, but it quickly became obvious it would be a happy ending and that Made it less interesting for me. Although Matt Damon's will to survive was entertaining. Welcome back Matt! We almost got rid of ya :-P
+xisumavoid hey i used to watch your vids a long time ago, back when i was interested in minecraft :D good to see ur channel is still going :)
omg xisuma
x!!
I didn't know you watched film theory :)
fun fact: Andy Weir (the author of the book) actually mentioned the inaccuracy of the storm. The original draft had Watney left stranded as the result of an engine test, but he changed it because he wanted nature to get the first shot in.
You guys should do a video on how much money it cost to bring Matt Damon home from all of the movies where he needed to be saved.
Yes!
I literally just ate a carrot
WELL BLOODY THANKS MAN
I love carrots
I ❤poop its so yummy
It should be fine since you washed it... You did wash it... Right?
Edward Richards 😏😏😏😏😏😏😏
@@agenttombstone1018 ... Really? Really B R U H
Or you could call them, Pootatos
*puts on glasses*
YEAAAAAHHHHH
Sì
Wow, that joke was *crap*
+Cookielicious Girl * Badaum Tsss*
+Straw Hat Saiyan dj khaled wtf are you doing here
lol
MatPat: "Messing with hormones. Never a good thing."
Me, 12 months on Testosterone: whoops
Whoopsie
Well it's not messing If you do it with care
_oops_
Whoopsie
Arghh messing with hormones is tight
movie producer: slightly bends physics for plot convenience
Matt: I'm boutta end this man's whole career
Remember Matt Damon in Team America?
"Matt Damon"
-Matt Damon
+Banana Melon Matt Damon.
+Banana Melon I was just thinking that "Matt Damon"
+Banana Melon They did it like that because of how stupid the doll looked and they thought it was too perfect to pass up.
According to Wilfred he is a God.
There are three types of people well you've already seen the movie
Dont forget... The electro magnetic field of mars is 40 tume weaker then earth... So solar radiation will kick him in the pokeballs
Not to mention the radiation he was exposed to in the rover, sitting there with a uranium core.
Curt's Clocks - The Atmos Repair Specialist
Yeah but in the movie he said (para-phrasing) “This thing could explode and is probably definitely giving me a cancer”
@@atmosrepair In the movie, even worse. PLUTONIUM!
@@atmosrepair the RTG is completely safe as long as it remains intact. Those things are remarkably reliable, but if it ever cracked he's a dead man.
Wouldn't the space suit shield him from the radiation, much like a lead blanked during an x-ray?
Isn't oxygen also used as rocket fuel? Better stay away from oxygen.
+James Patrick As an oxidizer to help the fuel burn? Yes. As actual fuel? No. But your point still stands as most people see that a substance is used in some other product and that it must be dangerous because of that (ie most things listed on food)
+James Patrick
Oxygen is needed for life soooo....You may not be able to live with it emotionally but you damn sure won't LIVE without it. x.x
busi magen You can also use meat haha.
Lol
Pure oxygen burns your lungs and makes you blind.
My dad was saying very important in the movie that they didn’t mention, Mars soil has copper in it
The pills were vitamins, it was in the book.
Arin Koc this isn’t the book
@@maxysnaxy6648 It's based off of the book
Trinity Slasher the movie changes stuff
he acknowledged that the rations should contain the nectars nutients
@@E-eb6ic well it’s called film theory not book theory
I'm glad the movie science the shit out of it.
+Steve Govea then you would LOVE the book. it goes even deeper!
So basically the movie didn't research anything since the book already did its job.
+weesh ful the book is awfully written
+Steve Govea Next episode: Who is vault boy?
MrQwerts007
in what way? which hard sci-fi books would you recommend as good examples of the genre?
The theorist stamp of approval is worth a whole lot as it's extremely rare
Matpat: today we will be talking about potatoes
Technoblade: let me introduce myself
Look at that sexy Star Trek red shirt - oh wait, that's me! haha :-D
+ScottHermanFitness lol didn't expect to see you here ;)
+ScottHermanFitness then try not to die :P
+ScottHermanFitness Are you a sexy Star Trek red shirt?
+ScottHermanFitness Heh, speak of that devil. Love your stuff man, good to see your a human like everyone else who also watches stuff like this.
what?
"Perclorates are even used in some rocket propellants."
"...even NASA had had to look up what they were."
Whut?
*time travel intensifies*
Y, according to this channel nasa has no idea what materials they are using for their rockets.. Makes sense
@@andethidialbubabibub3261 you take things too seriously. either that or i am taking your reply to something too seriously, but i doubt it. im like 90% sure it's a joke, you know?
Knight Dev. It’s definently you taking replies too seriously.
MatPat low IQ moments
He isnt just a botanist, HE IS MARS’ BEST BOTANIST!!!🤣🤣😂🤣🤣🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂
Ohhhhh... you said it...
*We skim over the fact he is the only sentient being on Mars*
@@thedude___dude4399 A space poop-pirate, that is.
Captain blondebeard ;)
he's the first pirate that colonized mars.
when you are the only one he is also Mars' worst botanist ...
1:47 best pun in all of your film series yet
No
So, wait. The whole thing is completely accurate, except for the first scene. So that means it isn't completely accurate.
+Vincent Rose I think the end where he
SPOILERS
Propelled himself like iron man was a load of crap.
Yeah but thats only a setup. The point of the film was the survival, not the storm.
+Vincent Rose Well they needed to somehow lose Matt in the beginning. They couldn't just pull a "Home Alone" and forget him there.
+alsoaVinn how did he get stuck on mars in the book? i haven't read it only watched the film
+alsoaVinn To be fair, it'd be difficult to figure out another way to strand him. Hmm... Maybe he could've fallen off a cliff instead, but survived due to the lower gravity. Would the others go look for his body in that scenario, though?
In the book (and I believe the movie), Watney points out that he's growing potatoes for the calories, and doesn't need anything else from them because he has well over enough of basically everything in pill form.
Also, it's said in both the film and the book that feces isn't usually used as a raw fertilizer because of the pathogens you could get from it, but that's it's fine is his situation because he'll just be getting his own back. I'm pretty sure that he didn't use his crewmates feces either, just his own.
He does use some of Johansen's I think it is but it's freezedried or whatever so I guess it's alright.
he just had a scat fetish for her
Living on only on the potato, can it happen. Ireland. Bam.
Aiden Potter yeah
Aiden Potter you do know that is A stereotypical and B racist because of the famine
Your mistaking 'Irish' for 'Canadian' ;)
TwoTin Cans dude like everyone agreeing *is* irish amd yes, I LOVE PATOETOES
thats what i call potatoes
Byron McDonald Nope hes not
the greatest struggle is simply the period it takes potatoes to grow, an average of 100 days roughly. He'd have to maintain a bunch of crop cycles, but it is possible if he can manage those initial 100 days.
The title seems like it was written by a 5 year old
you just dont understand art
+MrBackhouse36 So is the movie
+mrblackhouse36 would you say its
crappy.
+Kaleb Young get out
+DogerinoKeK #Rekt
*cough* Irish eating nothing but potato's before the great potato famine *cough*
+steven adkins (theultimategamer25) And the point of this comment is?
+steven adkins (theultimategamer25) yeah they survived brilliantly though didnt they?
+steven adkins (theultimategamer25) That was due to not having any sort of crop rotation, thus removing almost all of the nutrients from the soil effectively preventing them from growing more.
+steven adkins (theultimategamer25) Same thought
+Shining Darkness That might have had an impact on yields but it was a disease that killed off the potatoes they were growing.
The "escape rocket" (for lack of a better term) wasn't being blown over by air molecules, it was being buffeted by soil particulates that would help to increase the density of the atmosphere hitting the rocket. The biggest danger in a sandstorm isn't the storm, it's the sand.
+GusCraft460 Except even the most ferocious Martian dust storms only are able to kick up the tiniest grains of sand, more like pulverized clay particles than sand really. In fact that's why they call them dust storms in the first place.
Anyway, the actual author of the book has said that he wishes he hadn't chosen to use a dust storm as the disaster that starts off the story, because since writing the book he's realized it would never happen.
It's called a MAV
+GusCraft460 The particles would have to be picked up by the atmosphere, wind isn't magic it is particles in motion. Because the atmosphere is so thin it wouldn't be able to actually pick up much dirt.
+Rothpol X
oooh, that sounds like a fascinating interview. please tell me you have a link...
This is the reason why I prefer the book over the movie. In the book Mark talks a lot about how he's going to make food/water and shares every single detail, while in the movie it's either skimmed over or they just use the good ol "a wizard did it"
25mph gusts of wind have a greater affect when you've only got 38% of Earth's gravity to hold you down. Might want to factor that in.
It probably would have three times the effect because it would feel like 75 mph.
+Willaev NSort of. You're being pelted with material that is half the weight it would be on Earth. And possibly also less material in general as the really thin and weak atmosphere (the Martian surface atmosphere is about 0.6-0-1% the density of Earth's) will not have the kind of power to carry as much debris.
For the atmosphere alone, F=1ma > F=0.006ma. What's that going to do to the amount or size of debris a Martian wind can pick up?
+Mark's Moving Arts but we have sand storm, that increases density of atmosphere there. But I'm pretty sure even that wouldn't tear satelite dish, mounted with steel bolts.
+Willaev Nope. Momentum of dust/wind is what is important (momentum equals velocity multiplied by mass) and though velocity is the same as on Earth due to lesser density the same volume of martian atmosphere has lesser mass thus momentum is much smaller. Gravity has nothing to do with it, it only adds vertical component of acceleration to any particle of air/dust.
Павел Таранов It wouldn't be enough no. Curiosity has been on Mars for almost four years, scales and weighs in at just smaller than and as heavy as a small car. If Mars' storms could tip an 80-ton rocket or rip off an antenna dish, then Curiosity should be scrap by now, right?
they hired scientists while creating this movie.
BUT HEY, THIS IS NOT A THEORY. A COMMENTARY THEORY.
+green house Actually, no... Andy Weir researched all of this stuff himself as he was writing the novel. He spent hundreds of hours pouring over all of these details, in his words, "for fun".
I'm sure there were consultants on the movie set for this or that, but Weir covered all of the hard science with near perfect accuracy all by himself.
I read a interview and article by the author and apparently NASA took a interest (one of his buddys worked for nasa) so he kept on referring to NASA for help with the science after a while and got them to check it through. He did do a lot of his own research though.
Oliver Wills
I have read/seen quite the opposite several times. Can you provide a link?
+Maxwelhse BBC focus magazine issue 287 (November). I cab send you a photo if you gI've me some sort of contact.
+Oliver Wills Can not cab sorry.
Wait a second. I thought that emoji stood for chocolate ice cream. IT HAD CUTE EYEBALLS AND A SMILEY FACE! NOW YOU TELL ME IT WAS A POOP EMOJI???
So much of my online childhood makes sense now.
xD
ROFL I almost died coughing from laughing
Childhood? It just recently came out not too long ago. So what are you now, a child or a young teen?
+Matthew Bunn batman kills harry poter and a little poop emoji kills dead pool. I'm sorry :-; xD
+Matthew Bunn no he doesn't!
as an astrophysicist thats why i loved the book so much. its the only sci-fi book i have ever read that actually pays attention to real world science. love it
"Messing with hormones never a good thing"
Transgender community explodes
The fact that its true hurts me
fpv in the wild. *tips hat
My first thought
as a transgender guy, i want to marry you because of that common
I exploded when he said that cause i'm a trans boy
bruh, he's in a space suit most of the time... so hell consume ALLLLLOT less soil
"hell."
woooooooooow, derp
he brought the soil into the station to plant his potatos in, so he actually always in the vicinity of it so he would consume more soil than what Mat said
bruh did u even SEE the movie? plus, the prediction matpat said was based on earth standards, where there is soil literally EVERYWHERE in the ATMOSPHERE. I emphasized atmosphere cuz mars has none, so soil wouldn't stick in the air anywhere but inside the station which he isnt inside much and hasn't had much time to accumulate any soil in the air, so actually he WOULD consume less soil so BOOM!!!#R3KT
+Matthew Hausmann the cringe is consuming me
if the science in a science fiction is true, then it isn't science fiction anymore.... is it?
+egw esu It's a HARD science fiction. Hard science fiction means it's still fictional science (e.g. the spaceship to Mars) but it's scientifically accurate. Normal science fiction is something like Star Wars or Back to the Future 2.
+egw esu The story is still fiction so it is still science fiction.
+FinalScar
It makes it SCI-fi not sci-FI
+AstralHex Actually going to Mars isn't fiction anymore. NASA can do it. They want to do it. The only problem is money and people willing to spend a long time going to and from mars and stopping to do research or something in the middle.
+Bob is Bob Even if NASA goes to mars and someone wrote a story like this, its still fiction unless its a documentary of true events.
7 years ago. Matpat’s editing team has come a long way.
4:05 lel, my steam name has been Potatoes Have Rights Too since long before this video came out. XD
HEY. I LOVE HIM FUCK YOU
Rosina Dunn what?... wha... he said nothing wrong....
Rosina? YYYYY u sooo salty. for no reason
+Rosina Dunn ?
hi
I was expecting something like the end of the first "exposing dory" video. He would admit defeat and then reveal something saving his theory.
This came out long before that theory.
+Dalan Stevens Oh...
Emily Smith ouch
B-but the waters on Mars are extremely dangerous... The adventure of a certain Time Lord taught me so...
i think i get what your talking about xD
+Giselle Parra doctor who
+Ara Smith ayoo
+Envy Shiny Hunter Yeah....Doctor Who has no research on the matter. The water is fine if you boil it, unlike a certain time lord.
+Ethan C yeah... It wasn't really the Doctors fault... More like, the humans on Mars.
He didn't survive on only potatoes. The purpose of the potatoes was calories, he was taking necessary vitamin supplements, but the potatoes were for calories. In the book, he only used his feces in the book to avoid disease. The water was soaked. We can do a Collab if you want to talk more.
Me in science: Watches this video
Teacher: What r u watching?
Me: A science video
Two words: duct tape
Not even NASA can improve on duct tape...
+Xander Cozaciuc I was really shocked that the movie showed him repairing the HAB with duct tape. I'm so glad that that was a movie expedient, and that he did an actual repair job in the book.
I think an airplane wing was held together by duct tape
Cheese Boy
I've got a friend who was in an airplane, when a pilot called the ground crew over to fix the wing. ground crew wrapped it in duct tape, and then the pilot took off. On the return trip a few months later on the same plane, he looked out the window and discovered that they had painted over the duct tape, and it was apparently intended to be a permanent fix.
This was a carrier to Nepal, I think from India, BTW.
Yes, maybe it is possible, but in both cases its a little horrifying to contemplate trusting your life to the stuff!
+weesh ful That was probably speed tape on the wing, not duct tape. Looks almost identical, but speed tape is way pricier and designed to stand up to the extreme temperatures and wind speeds aircraft are exposed to.
I don't know if you take requests but I'd love it if you'd do the science of the flash
The TV show of course
+Just Knife Bro based on his reactions to comments on gametheory, yes, h MatPat should take requests
+MrInvisibleJ
h MatPat
+Just Knife Bro yes I want that now
+Just Knife Bro What science would that be? Don't get me wrong, I love the show but it is about as non-scientific or realistic as a show can possibly be. Maybe you can think of a plausible concept from the show though that I can't think of?
There's one thing Matt forgot to factor in at the final part of the theory, Damon was in a space suit, thus making it so he can't inhale any of the dirt from the outside air, and though he would get some from the dirt and what was tracked in from the suit, it would be far less than what you calculated, he could get said sickness, yes, but it would take far longer, and be less likely/severe.
Dirt from in his farm?
What about when he was in his potato farm?
so you addressed the growing potatoes credibility but not the scene where he fixed the highly pressurized module with a piece of plastic bag and a duck tape ?
+Kukainis What happened there is actually possible as long as he created a seal and made it strong enough then in theory it could hold the pressure inside.
+Kukainis NASA uses velcro and duct tape. And it works. Pilots flew planes fix with duct tape. IT just works.
Because ductape fixes everything. It is the greatest invention of all time lol.
That is actually possible - I have used duct tape as an airtight seal under pressure before.
The wonders of duct tape, that should be a book
100 mg of dirt per day on earth, where we dont use helmets to breath, but on mars he does, so the amount of dirt would be less than 100 mg per day right?
He's working with dirt without a helmet on in the movie.
The reason why he would be inhaling the dirt is that he had to plant the potatoes inside and in the movie it is just a section of the Hab (fancy name for his fancy NASA shelter). However in the book he actually had to cover the entire surface of the floor and the 5 other bunks of his crew ages and some lab tables to no matter where he went he was inhaling it. Also he was only using the helmets for working outside as he only had a limited amount of suit filters.
No when farming he removes his helmet
That was the average for a person, he was working with the dirt itself constantly stirring it up, so he was likely actually getting more than average.
+Vítor Lessa wait...
i thought the 100mg of dirt per day was via our diets. Presumably the food we eat ultimately comes from the ground, and we get it that way. Does it really make sense that city dwellers INHALE 100mg of dirt per day?
Guess you could call him (drum roll) an ASStronaut ;)
+Ash Medalla
amazing *claps*
Ba dum tss
That joke was a piece of CRAP;)
+Alejandro Arjona ba BUM tsss
NovaNerd Oh god no.
The book was so good though. Even if the science is a little off it is still interesting to hear the possibility of survival and thoughts of Mark
Well let’s get all the questions out of the way...
Yes, I survived on a deserted planet for over a year and grew plants with my own shit.
-Matt Damon (2015)
There is one thing wrong with all this scheming and sciencing the sh** outta this. The reaction of iridium and hyrdazine, where N2 and H2 is separated generates a LOT of heat. As far as I know, it's going to be very detrimental for the potatoes.
matpat: *makes theory*
me: seems legit
matpat: but that's just a theory...
me: …
matpat: A FILM THEORY!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!1!!
me: *…*
Jackaboi TV best part of all his videos
Me: I hate you, Matpat.
My taste in youtubers, films, games, channels and stupid love for puns: Are you sure about that?
(Jk Mat ur great)
“Then flush and wash our hands” tell _that_ to the emoji movie
In the book in addition to potatos he also has an "essentially infinite" supply of vitamins
he included that just as a side note though and this is the movie
yeah i know
Woolli 264 so your point was?
This is film theory not book theory...
The only thing about the potatoes that matters is amount of calories and all other nutrients are a bonus.
Even if that were a 'lethal' dose of perchlorates, you're forgetting that he's spending hell of a lot of time in a sealed space suit. He's probably consuming a lot less dirt than the average person on Earth.
I didn't know matpat was talking about the actual fecal matter science and i just thought he had a really strong animosity for the science in this movie
I love potatoes, maybe I should grow potatoes with my poop. I'll make fries out of that
Or baked potato
Or stew
Or mashed potato
Jeffery Armstrong I'm not eat fries anymore...
(O.O). (^-^)
/(. )\. (\🍟
French fries!
After a few months I grew potatos with my poop seriously
In the book, it is more realistic than the movie. In the movie, they just made it more captivating to the audience by making it more dramatic.
So it is more like a Sci fi movie.
+Brona McCann I thought the same because some of the things that are told in the video are actually explained in the book
+Brona McCann But still in the end, I totally agree with matpat because even though everything checks out, and matpat in the end made it clear to all of the nerds out there that were confused about that too.
+Amy Theis Honestly, the book is 10x better.
+Amy Theis What about growing the potatoes and harvesting them wouldn't he starve before he gets to grow them (I haven't read the book or seen the movie is it explained)
I laughed at the part when he said "good for you for being healthy," referring to me eating a carrot. When I was currently eating a Hershey's chocolate bar. 😂
how is this so old? I swear it has been just a year AT MOST since it came out!(also thanks for helping me out with these AMI assignments Mat)
Pooptatoes?
Ba-dum tssssss
Potapoops
pootatoes
poptarts
Pooptatoes ha funny
I find it funny how the opening has Spiderman in it, but he has yet to make a single video about him. You'd think it'd be one of his first few
1 like= 1 potato on Matt Damon's potato plant.
Like it for Matt Damon
Which potato plant? I dont know how to do that...........thing
Rattiegamer 6 HE'S GOT THIRTY POTATOES!
I'm the 💯th like, yay
Almost 200
5:17 If you read the book it is acctualy comfirmed that he has Vitamin an d Mineral supliments and that he has enough for years
So basically we're ready to go then, right?
+FieryWingedAngel Planned missions to Mars in the 2030s, which is when this movie took place.
Jakisuaki I'd say we'll be ready in the 2020s.
+FieryWingedAngel Unlikely, there's too much planning to finnish in less than a decade. We'll just have to wait and see. My guess is we'll be seeing a lot of robotic missions to Mars in the 2020s to prepare for manned missions in the 2030s.
Agreed.
+FieryWingedAngel My god, an intelligent discussion on RUclips. We are making progress.
I knew vegetables were evil
DaCadet - YOUR A ROOT
:3
especaly...
EGGPLANTS
DaCadet - Well its an Evil SOVIET POTATO
It's not da vegetables, it's the dirt and it's little dirty secret.
jack L. Subs evil spelled backwards is live.😐
surprisingly this video made me want to eat a carrot
xmooo Um oh okay... are you okay?
If he/she dips carrots in ranch dressing, then yes.
Did u wash it? if you did, good on u, and if you didnt..... oh well. hope you like shitty carrots. (Ta bum tiss) well, if u did eat a carrot
Haha I just realized I accidentally took my chips and that I was eating them while I was watching the vid.
xmooo and It makes me want to go get a hash brown and a Diet Coke
boiled potatoes + a bit of salt & butter = HEAVEN
500 DAYS WITH ONLY HELMET SPACE OXYGEN AND NO INTERNET? no way
I know it took me out of the movie for how absurd 500+ days of no internet WHEN HE GET'S BACK ALL OF HIS MEMES WILL BE OUTDATED!
*deeply inhales* ... Boi, we have been here thousands of years. Internet is still a new thing.
@@bonniefazman9065 r/ woosh
@@krackencrusader403 thats not rly a woosh, sounds like he was saying it ironically
@@Alexandros.Mograine so I was the one who was wooshed all along...