THE FIRST 10,000 DAYS ON MARS (Timelapse)
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- Опубликовано: 5 мар 2021
- The story begins in 2024 when Elon Musk and SpaceX launch 5 cargo ships to Mars. They land at Erebus Montes, paving the way for future humans to land, the construction of Mars Base Alpha, plants to grow, and later for a self sustainable Mars colony.
This Mars colonization mini documentary also covers what it is like living on Mars, how many people will be landing during each launch window mission, the Starship fleet, and how the Martian colony grows over the years, between 2024 to 2050.
Additional footage from: NASA/JPL/University of Arizona, European Space Agency, SpaceX, AI Space Factory, HASSEL, Tesla, The Boring Company
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A living on Mars sci-fi documentary, and a timelapse look into the future.
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Books
• The Martian book showcases the science, math, and physics of living on the red planet - told through the story of someone who has to survive there.
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Books recommended by Elon Musk about future technology, innovations, and sci-fi (affiliate links):
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• Our Final Invention: Artificial Intelligence and the End of the Human Era
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• The Foundation: amzn.to/3i753dU
• The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy: amzn.to/3kNFSyW
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Other videos to watch:
• TIMELAPSE OF TERRAFORMING MARS (Turning Red Green)
• TIMELAPSE OF TERRAFORM...
• MARS ASTRONAUT TRAINING GUIDE (Future Colonization)
• Mars Astronaut Surviva...
• TIMELAPSE OF FUTURE SPACECRAFT: 2025 - 3000+
• TIMELAPSE OF FUTURE SP...
• NASA 1958 - 2100 (Timelapse of Past and Future Technology)
• NASA 1958 - 2100 (Time...
After 1M population: let's play a classic game called "war".
It is inevitable
Funny
War never changes....
ow yes, or a group wants to leave to original habitats, to build theire own empire of Mars.
Intelligent creatures don't do that, she won't do this if she is not taught.
The first baby born on mars will definitly think earth is the coolest place ever
Paradise, like Jurassic World
they probably wouldn't be able to survive on Earth, they would need to go through a rigorous conditioning regime just to stay alive. That or steroids.
The first baby born will be a Martian.
@@keithscommunityanddomestic9513 yyyyyyyyy
😂😂
I was 16 years old when I watched the first men land on the Moon, and I've been waiting for them to get to Mars ever since. I hope I'll still be alive to see it happen.
not happening, though. let's get real.
it will happen
@@turnipsociety706it is
and I hope I would be among the first to video call you from there :D
@@turnipsociety706huh
I think that it would be a very good idea early on to put 12 or so robotic probes on an Aldrin cycle around Earth and Mars, carrying emergency supplies and equipment. If an emergency arises, they can remotely bring one of the probes down to the Mars surface rather than waiting month or years for relief to arrive from Earth.
Day 15,000: Flat Mars society is established.
lol
Lmao
lol hahahhaha! it's gonna be in the first day that flat Martian's are gonna be established.
They can’t though (ik its a joke)
Theres a bunch of rockets and everyone from earth already see mars sphere
@@JupiterVortex That's the point. The reason why people think the Earth is flat even with all the evidence is because they think that they are fake. Flat earthers will probably apply the same delusion to mars.
"I used to live on earth"
OK grandpa that's enough for today go to sleep
underrated
No 😂😂😭
this channel and it's damned deletions.
'the first 10,000 Days on Ma-'.
[the [O] and Year 2014(?) Humanity from the main [Flower Game] verses: "hahaha....Golden Age here and all. From Jupiter's, Saturn's moons, Mercury, Venus, and Mars, the Moon, 300+ lifespans, etc." [ Destiny official E3 gameplay experience trailer (no link because this channel is that paranoid) ].]
LOLLL sad but funny and true
It will be amazing when Mars is terraformed. It doesn't even need to look like a second Earth, just enough of an atmosphere to sustain an ecosystem.
lack of oxygen and a completely different gravitational force are two the biggest problems. A colony on Mars makes living in, say, Antarctic feel like the Garden of Eden
Can’t wait for the martians to make a movie called “The Earthling”
That would probably be some slapstick comedy about a tourist fumbling about in low gravity and getting info life threatening situations due to their ignorance of Martian dangers.
By that time most martians will view it as fiction 😆
@@shardsofcontent4829 Yes fiction because there will be flat martiand
jot this down for this has been prophesized.
You could be that person
spacex: starts the colony
nasa: helps with scientific research
blue origin: delivers your new epic gaming chair to mars
😃😂🤣😉
Only if you've signed up for Amazon Mars Prime
In 2 days
@@shubhamtiwari5461 Jeff pulling out his secret amazon warp drive he has been working on for the past 20 years instead of New Glenn.
Radiocaca USMverse
props to the camera man for going to mars for 10,000 days to film this video
The look of the colony keeps changing. At one point looked like mostly one big colony but by the end it was back to individual interconnected domes.
no those are just concept images from different space agencys that with domes interconnected is NASAs one
and some are Space x"es and others are ai generated images
I'd love to go for a visit but it's just too cold there for me. (i don't like cold weather all that much) 🥶
Credits to the cameraman who travelled to Mars in the future to give us these impressive scenes
Old jokes
@@canadianrage5224 overrated*
Very original.
@@alex561 still works
Yay I filmed everyone landing on mars. Now let me get in my time machine and tell everyone in the past
Day 10562. First Mars influencer dies due to removing space helmet outside because she wanted to feel that martian wind in her hair for an Instagram selfie
Day 10565 The rest of the colony gets done laughing at her.
Damn mann your joke is littt as f
Lol
Wow, a boomer joke in the wild.
@@danivasquez1984 As if the boomers were the only people laughing at the Instagram crowd.
as a space nerd, i can confirm that this is relatively accurate, although the dates are extremely optimistic. This should all happen 10-20 years later than the video says, if it even happenes.
It takes a LOT of work and time to do videos like this. They're endlessly inspiring to somebody into this kind of thing. ❤
These new AI youtube channels with all AI content are pretty wild, especially with people that think they're not AI lolol
Good luck !
Use robots to build with native materials like stone and clay…
I'm downloading this and watching it again in 30 years to see how accurate it was.
Please, led my say that you´ll be dissapointed af.
That's crazy i already diwnloaded this and now I'm reading your comment and you have the same idea as me that's weird
Just go back 70yrs in history now and see what they predicted back then - the Jestons was supposed to be year 2062.
I can tell you right now. Its no were near accurate. We will not be going to Mars until we can figure out how to bring gravity with us and thats 30+ years away at least maybe never.
@@leegibson5469 what do you think about magnetic boots? Magnetic floors to pull you down? And maybe small magnets on specific parts of your clothes to pull you down to recreate gravity?
Day 20,000 on Mars: back on earth, Blue Origin finally reaches orbit with their New Glenn rocket.
LOL
Nice
Hahahahahaaa
Day 19,999 Launch delayed. A glitch was found. May take 3 years to be sure everything is Ok?
Day 50: plants heaps of poppies and successfully manufactured space heroin
Brilliantly done. Thank you!
I just discovered this channel. This channel is bound for greatness. You guys have earned my subscription. Thank you for all the hard work.
me just today,its great indeed
"you AI have 'earned'..." lololol
Imagine being the first human born on Mars having no experience of life on Earth and visiting Earth for the first time. “This is where it all started” ....holy shit that gives me goosebumps.
I can only imagine the disappointment in people from realizing not everyone on Earth follows a scientific thinking grounded on facts, is not careful about the resources they use, but I can hope they will be in awe seeing oceans, forests, and japanese sushi.
More like "ungrateful lazy people, living on handouts! Disgusting! I trained in 1G for this..."
(Expanse reference, don't worry, I'm not against UBI).
@@LordOfTheBing I meant just aside from the people. He/she will know people and probably have an inkling that such people exist. Landing on Earth and imagining all the history that took place there, and knowing how fragile life and society are; knowing that they are the start of a new era in human history... what a surreal scenario it must be.
by the time they would be able to visit earth, their bones/muscles would bee too weak to suport them in earth gravity w/o hardcore training first hand in mars
@@Azurall47 oh absolutely lol. In the video they mention something about a robotic suit that supports them and helps them move via neural-link. They will definitely need some type of rigorous preparation or assistance. Probably going to be quite nauseating for them too for the first few hours.
11:20 "The 1st Mars political system is created" .... That's the moment when Mars is fucked up forever.
Hopefully, the political system will have a majority for anti-immigration party.
@@dalstein3708 technically everyone who go to mars would be immigrants
@@gamingforlife2232 so was the majority of the USA nearly two centuries ago
If you don't enstablish a (democratic) political system, you will just turn into anarchy or dictatorship
@@dalstein3708
An Anti Imigration party formed by immigrants....That sounds like an interesting start....
Wonderful video. I also really enjoyed the first 100 year mission to Proxima Centauri, although I would have liked to have seen what the settlers found when they arrived…and also how they survived after arriving. That video left us on the ship, in orbit around the planet with shuttles ready to be used to go down and explore it.
they dont know how the planet is....the chance is like earth is close to 0....it orbits the sun in 12 days....well you can read more about it but isnt actually a lot on it...
Same what really thought
Past two is probably coming
Don't know why but I was smiling when I saw the last plant grow on Martian soil.
imagine being a 13-year-old kid who's lived on mars your entire life and has only seen pictures of earth, and then actually going there.
edit: not saying he wouldn't become disabled while on earth but there would obviously be technology to at least allow his organs to be strengthened enough to function.
Whoa
For real? Is that what rover aka Sector Seven saw? Miracles? 🙄
That would be a Disneyland.
That's deep..
Image being a 13-year-old kid who's lived on earth your entire life and has only seen pictures of mars, and then actually going there (see, the same thing)
Edit: I'm pretty sure I just started a war, have fun reading
"Back in my day, it took 7 months to get to mars"
Lmao
One daay they wont believe us and then say ok zoomer...
It was uphill both ways
I think in 10-15years we will have technology to go much faster to the mars. Maybe 1-2 months max =)
@@Skafiskafnjak51 We need nuclear or fusion rockets for that
This video is gonna be very popular in 5 years me thinks
"I just love how science makes the impossible... Possible!"
- Russ from Pikmin 4
If reality would be 20% of what is shown here, it would be still insanely impressive.
nah, i think that with Elon it will be like this video
Imagine even landing a few people on Mars. It will be epic
@@justinfreeman9289 imagine the day of the landing, i only hope that they will go there and that they will settle down without waiting for another mission
Reality is it’ll prolly be 20% more
I've watched six minutes of shaking my head in disbelief of this silly sci fi nonsense being presented as a vision, before clocking out after seeing suggestion that first wave of humans on Mars will somehow be recalled to Earth.
20% of this video is "exceedingly unrealistic". Rest is straight up "basic physics? Nah, neverheard" nonsense, like employing Boston Dynamics robots instead of wheeled vehicles and using solar panels for first base's main power source rather than something like naval nuclear reactors.
Waiting for the Gen alpha kids to comment “this aged so poorly lmfao” in 2035
this shit has to happen xD
It's prbly going to happen yep
Lmfao
"The Great Reset followed by world war 3 ruined it."
In 2035 President For Life AOC and Greta the Eco Empress of Europe will be fighting against the Tesla Terminator AI on Twitter to decide who the ultimate victim is.
Taking care of and teraforming Mars makes me realize that we should be doing a great deal more to keep Earth a peaceful and hospitable planet. The X-man
Fantastic promotional material for investors in Tesla, SpaceX, Boring Company, Musk Inc. et al.
Can’t wait to get this in my recommended in 20 years in my Mars dorm
ok elon tard
@@averyhaferman3474 calm tf down lol
Can't wait to get this recommended in 20 years when it hasn't happened
@@averyhaferman3474 wow, ur fun
@@alanpartridge2140 felt that
Just imagine how surreal it would be for you (being born on Mars), being used to just the dull red colour of Mars, coming back to Earth. Seeing all these amazing colours, seeing this amazing vibrant, lush, and beautiful world.
And then seeing how stupid humans can be.
Kid would probably be around PhDs all their life.
Kid would arrive and a protest of flat earthers would claim the arrival as a hoax.
If we managed to keep it that way till than.
Imagine telling your martian friends that there is this place where you can just walk outside without protective gear or breathing equipment, where plants spontaneously grow anywhere, animals fly in the air, and there's so much water that you can swim in it.
The time the first human is born on Mars, earth won't look so nice anymore, i fear
@@m00str it will lol mars is dull red and brownish and a couple of other colours will be there from plants. they might never have seen blue before or sommet
Spend the money and time improving the beautiful planet we already live on
Can't image anything better for us humans than here on Earth. We were born here, we have oxygen, water, the right temperature, don't have to hide from radiation or CO2, so Mars or any planet we go to will be cool but not as good to live on. 100% sure about this
I swear, the day I see a fleet of starships leaving Earth with hundreds of people, I will seriously start sobbing.
Depends on who's on them. I know a few I'd like to watch leave this planet.
@@mustang6599 hahaha
@@mustang6599 death row inmates :D
not gonna happen, biden will be the end of the US. The west will fall.
@@Kukainis Pffft, shut up please
2160 : Mars declares independence from Earth
2200 : The first Interplanetary war begins
2280 : The second Interplanetary war, the Belt declares independence from Earth, The ring gate is formed by the Protomolecule
Remember the cant
might honestly happen
2320 : star wars the battlefront
Aldnoah Zero
This channel is a good one to broaden the mind regardless of some of the unrealistic things in it. Where does the return trip get it's fuel?
I believe the narrator mentioned that the first landings would include the equipment needed to manufacture O2 and CH4 from the martian soil and atmosphere.
@@johnsmith-ky5qg Colonizing Mars equates to suicide in slow motion.
I’m in my late 60s, when I was a kid we were told we would be be a multi plant species and all have a flying cars by the year 2000. They also said there would be no more diseases, cancer would be non existent…optimism is for the foolish
"bro your ping is so high where are you from?"
*Mars*
Lmao
The ping shouldnt be that different since its light waves wich travels arround 243k kilometers a second😂😂😂
@@kasperdolleris9935 the further away you are from the server the more ping you have stop ruining a joke just because you think you are smart
@@kasperdolleris9935 it still takes 12 to 32 minutes for light to reach earth from Mars.
@@randomstormtrooper7967 that’s why we make servers for Mars
Football field is the best unit of measurement mankind has ever invented.
😂🇺🇸🦅
No India 🇮🇳💙 uses meter better than America
🇮🇳💙🐯
@@_adheeb. the meter didn't get to the moon🤷♂️
:D youre right
This is insane can you imagine arriving and seeing all your supplies smashed everything inoperable. Then you just wait another 7 months to get more supplies. Just crazy stuff.
Much more fun than looking after earth
Kinda depressing knowing that when this really gets going and the future of space ships, I'll be an old man...
I was 8 years old when Neil Armstrong stepped on the surface of the moon. People were saying Mars by 1980...1985 tops...Imagine how I feel when I stand outside at night, look up at the stars and think how we pissed away the last 50 years....
@@malcolmrose3361 Wasn't that von Brauns plan?
@@malcolmrose3361 agreed, but it was the cold war that pushed the space race. And when that started winding down, NASA's funding got cut every year after landing on the moon.
@@JJs_playground Knowing the reasons, and being happy about the result are not the same things. Also I believe post-Apollo 13 there was a conscious decision to limit NASA to LEO for manned missions. And NASA's remit seems to have grown as fast as their budget has shrunk - if you look at some of the shit they spend money on that has nothing to do with Air or Space (but may be perfectly worth doing) it's obvious the organisation needs to be pared back to it's roots.
@@malcolmrose3361 Honestly though, if you compare today's technology to 1980s; I don't think we had enough then to do this.
I just think it was normal technology growth necessary to be achievable.
Back in the Fifties, we kids expected to see all this in our young adulthood. I wish for you kids today better fortune.
Thank you, we want to accomplish what you have wished for
and we WILL accomplish what your generation started. Per Aspera Ad Astra.
Don't want to throw blackpills around too much, but none of this is gonna happen, especially not in such a neat timeframe. Not in this economy, political climate, or, pretty much, anything going on right now. Maybe, in a hundred years, we'll get to the initial 30 scientists thing.
Remember, 900 billion dollars as a bailout for the dying legacy media that nobody watches, all while NASA hasn't been able to send people into space on it's own for a decade now.
@@MizantropMan nasa is going to send people to the moon in 2025, so I wouldn’t be so surprised if a more flexible private company that is not that bounded by their country and has sent people to space goes to mars before 2040 as their starship seems going pretty good since the last few test, the problem is the domes and stuff. I honestly prefer if things go pretty well.
TanQ
Good imagination and too fantastic to be true in next 200 years.
Awesome!
Imagine if a real martian goes out of their underground settlement for a stroll and sees an entire alien city on their planet
Lmao they would be like “excuse me wtf happened I went to sleep for 6 Mars months and wake up to this”
@@BisexualPlagueDoctor I agree.
"Gawd 'amn imigrants!"
2077 the great marsian war
Where me gun those disgusting creatures should learn the lesson not to trespass
Even if there's just like 100 people on Mars in 2040, I'd still be overjoyed.
they had a plan to send down a nuclear bomb on it, i would love to see that😂😂😂 it's so fun
@@XnonTheGodd i dont think they want to do that anymore, it could do a reverse reaction and freeze the planet
keep dreaming. we haven’t even been to the moon and you actually think we have a shot of going to mars in this century. biden will have destroyed this country and planet before then😂
@@yungtooli I can tell your a flat earther
@@yungtooli and have iq of 60
Gorgeous video.
That was a great ad for Elon Musk. It requires us to ignore the fact that any oxygen produced would be stripped away by the lack of an effective magnetic shield due to Mars being a dead, tidally locked planet. Then there's the sheer amount of poisonous perchlorates in the Martian regolith.
Our future off planet earth lays in finding a planet that is already hospitable to human life.
“I Want to die on Mars,Just not On landing” Elon Musk-
Deep
Well, there is only Mars and Venus known for us as unhabitat places, with existance possibility, other planets are way too far for current technology. So if u know for sure that u will die at least u can choose where.
@NoboDY me
@@maveric19871 this comment makes less sense than a deafblind burns victim
@@maveric19871 actually, maybe there is little a chance to see at least the intergalactic evolution of the humankind on the galaxy, if in 60 - 80 years we evolve faster and no war fuck with us, but far from mars, imagine meet a new galaxy...
Imagine being the first human being born on Mars and then visiting Earth for the first time as an adult.
Now imagine if he/she was a flat Marser
I think most Martians would want to visit Earth, it would sound like some sort of heaven
It will be a death sentence, probably the bones and all the body structure would have to adapt for that to be possible I guess that Martian humans would be weaker
@@guilhermearantes4627 so earth humans would be stronger on mars?🤔. But we would only feel stronger for the first couple of weeks until we get used to it. It’s probably gonna be the same for Martian humans. They would feel weaker for the first. I imagine it would take multiple generations of living in mars for them to become outright weaker than earth humans.
@@DaWhisper No, Your Organs Literally Couldn’t Work On Earth Without Life Support, Your Bones Would Crush And You’d Be In Agony. Just Because A Thing From A High Gravity World Can Go To A Low Gravity World, Doesn’t Mean A Thing From A Low Gravity World And Go To A High One
This is a feelgood advertisement by Musk's PR dept.
Makes it all sound so easy.
"Mankind was born on Earth. It was never meant to die here" Cooper - Interestellar
'the first 10,000 Days on Ma-'.
[the [O] and Year 2014(?) Humanity from the main [Flower Game] verses: "hahaha....Golden Age here and all. From Jupiter's, Saturn's moons, Mercury, Venus, and Mars, the Moon, 300+ lifespans, etc." [ Destiny official E3 gameplay experience trailer (no link because this channel is that paranoid) ].]
@@CaptainPilipinas what?
a better age and circumstances of a Humanity from another franchise.
also at the bottom line was supposed to be a link showing but since this channel is that paranoid from not properly watching their darned video instead of going towards other links that may be 'harmful'.
(simply put: I tried sharing a reference but they keep deleting it Seconds after a send. so any here seeing this better just typed out the video's name and see it for yourselves).
Doesn't mean it wasn't meant to spread
POV: Its 2034 and you're watching this from your little cabin on the Martian base on Eberswalde delta and watching it at 2AM instead of sleeping
Lmao
2034? very ambitious
@@nowiambecomedeath970 well Elon wants people on Mars by 2025 so it’s possible if some disasters happen that a good population could be on Mars by 2034 especially if we could down the route of contained society since there’s no way for us to terraform yet
I'm actually sitting at the table with my family....This video is very accurate actually and it's so cool that you guys in 2020 actually survived covid. That must have been a tough year
@@mitchelldewaal5235 it was a tough go that’s for sure
Beautiful
Fascinating and well-documented ! however I would suggest creating a magnetic field as early as possible to protect humans as well as sensitive electronics from solar wind particles. This would have the added benefits of slowing down atmospheric erosion and hence increasing atmospheric pressure. One elegant way to do that has been proposed by Jim Green and colleagues in 2017, when they wrote that a magnetic dipole could be placed at Lagrange point L1 forming an artificial magnetosphere (a shield, rather) that would protect the whole planet.
He forgot to add "if everything goes as planned"
ye lol
A very critical part of the story. Good call.
Yeah, no bother with imagining the problems, tragedies, and accidents that happen in that time.
ITS a horrible bad plan from the beginning...
The chances that everything will work perfectly is much higher than one thing going wrong. Especially since human error is minimized as much as possible
The first baby born on Mars will dream of someday being able to afford to go to Earth.
Us tf is wrong with this baby
Join BAHRAM. we will show the earth.
Nope. Cause everyone at the beggining of Mars belongs tô Earth. And probably rich, cause there arent dumb people there for a good time lolllll
They will forever wonder why their parents left a perfectly good planet to live forever in tents and suits in a desert. Lol
@@lukebriggs157 na the baby would thing why don’t we try to fix earth
if anything, just appreciate the fantastic imagination and sci fi going on in these videos of the "POSSIBLE" fantastical, fantasy future.
love it
Mars-born people: *struggling to lift boxes*
Me, who have trained with higher gravity on earth my whole life: "Let me show you the power of Super Saiyan!"
nah we just gotta pull a king fritz on them and tell them they're the last of all humanity
"Ah, I see you are a man of culture as well 😌."
Joerg Sprave: "Let me show you my features..." 😂
We would be like super humans
@@agua5744 and then when they find about Earth they gonna pull a Liberio and cause Aldnoah.Zero
i'm gonna come back here in 40 years and comment "watching this from Mars, the Nostalgia is real!"
Or come back in 40 years and say, well that didn't happen
@@alanpartridge2140 hahahah yea that is a possibility too
@@alanpartridge2140 wanna bet
@@Easedaray Absolutely, considering it'll be at least 2030 before man (probably Chinese) lands on the moon. It'll be atleat 2040 before a single person lands on Mars let alone inhabits it
@@alanpartridge2140 in Hollywood
According to the research I've done, a Martian dome still wouldn't be adequate enough to protect against radiation. They really need to work on building an artificial electromagnetic shield first to better protect them against it. Plus, without that magnetic shield, their chances of eventually creating a livable atmosphere for both plants and animals is impossible.
Our current planet is paradise, by comparison. If we spend 1/10th the time, effort, and innovation of this grand scheme, maybe we can keep it alive.
Mars: Yo earth they bringing me back to life
Earth: Goodluck.
😅
Lmao
❤️❤️😂
Mars: wdym?
Earth: *G o o d l u c k*
🤣🤣🤣
Can everyone appreciate the fact that he starts the video asap?
The best way to start a video
Thats Cool
Awesomeness!
If this really happens, a 2-year recreational trip to Mars would be the ultimate bucket list item for me
You got £50,000,000 to spend in two years
It s most likely a one way trip.
You will need 1000 hours of piloting time, (google says that will take 3 years) a bachelors degree in a major science such as engineering, biology, mathematics, or computer science, and an additional 2 years of mandatory astronaut training. If you really want to go to mars or anywhere in space, you will have to commit 10 years of your life minimum. Though with different demands in the future, the practical education you need might change to more specific things such as zoning and bidding for future projects.
If you manage to live long enough for flights to be available
@@sunslap Can’t you just be on cryosleep so it will feel quicker
I can already see the "I survived 100 days on Mars videos."
Yes
eww, hope cringe stuff like that stays on earth
😂
People born on mars: Isurvived 100 days on earth
Hardcore???
After several years from now, the advancement of the spaceship to Mars will shorten the travel time and the capacity of load to be transferred. Thank you for the great video presentation.
I hope we make it to this future. Looking around this world and how we interact, I doubt it.
Criminal activity on Mars : “A suspect left the door opened”
💀
There would be nobody to report it...
@@MedicatedOMO there must be a door to each room
Sus
*astonaut 3: WAIT ASTRONAUT 2-*
Imagine a youtube video titled "finding lost rovers in giant canyon on mars!"
That would be crazy
I like to imagine that one day, the Opportunity rover would be found again and brought back and installed as Mar's first cultural landmark/statue.
"Opportunity, you have done more than we could have ever asked of you. We could never bring you home, so instead we made a new one here. Welcome home, Oppy."
RUclips videos:
Day 1 in the life of my life on Mars.
Truly a vision of a better future. Progress, advancement, and effort will get us there. This inspirational Future IS possible . Building a Human future on Mars will benefit Earth as well in many , many ways. Lets do it...!!!!
exciting
Finally, after all of this, Martians want independence from Earth and the war begins
underrated comment
Britain claims mars.
Oh no
There will never be an independent, human colony on Mars. All of this talk about terraforming is a grift of billionaires to exploit even more resources on your tax dollars. Taking over all water, minerals, and arable land on Earth isn't enough ... they have to claim Mars too. Giving Mars a viable ecosystem is actually impossible without first blasting its surface with iron and water containing asteroids and comets, rendering life impossible, and without using unconscionable levels of resources here on Earth that instead could have been used to build orbital stations, Dyson shells, and just improve life overall. People like Musk and Branson know this but hope you don't recognize it because they want to bilk and scam you and all of us for short term profit.
Imagine having to be stuck inside with people who annoy you. No guns but murder rates are gonna be off the charts.
How about this: Year 2050. NASA lands another rover on Mars.
Much closer to reality
That's NASA
Nah. There will be many more rovers by then. And the whole point of sending rovers was to prepare for future human missions.
and youtube is filled with propaganda videos low key trying to convince people that US is progressing exponentially in space science.
Thankfully we have private space agencies that will accelerate the progress. With reusable rockets the prices are already low enough to accelerate progress tenfold. I'm pretty sure that by 2050 we will have a well established space base on mars. But the number of inhabitants will be well below the predictions made in this video
This makes about as much sense as taking an ICU patient (with all their life support and food) to the top of Mt Everest and back. What's the point? If some adventurous over achiever wants an extreme vacation, that's fine. I just don't want to underwrite it. The machines on Mars are doing great things for far less.
What about the lack of a magnetosphere around Mars, how would 'escaped grass' seeds survive the surface radiation? Love the video short, I have hundreds more questions. Next I'd like to see a video short on the viability of a community of zeppelins floating in the upper atmosphere of Venus!
Imagine being one of the children born on Mars and wanting and dreaming of visiting Earth 😳
Cradle world Earth is calling its young Home ?
Nope, they will watch classic old videos from 2020s and hate their ancestors who ruined earth's environment.
@@VellanSubrumaniam earth would still be way better then a little pod of oxygen and plants
I know imagine being born on Mars, and that theyre other humans on another planet, it's the birthplace of our species. Mother Earth 🌎 where it all began. They're gonna dream of coming to Earth and being able to go outside and see other humans, swim, drive, etc. All the things that won't be available on Mars. Just like on the Netflix show The 100. The future is here and I pray I'm alive to be able to experience atleast some of it 😓🌎🤟
@@Youngnhn Yo. I couldn't agree more with you! I can't wait to witness the first civilization on Mars. As for me, I think I'm fine staying here on Earth with all of its fresh air, the greenery, blue water, sea creatures and blue skies, the animals and best of all, being able to experience activities with people on Earth that you wouldn't on Mars! If anyone volunteers to leave Earth to live on Mars, fine by me.
Day 20,000: The brits start colonizing mars and taking resources back to queen Elizabeth as she will still be alive.
year*
hehe
Shhh don’t reveal our plans 🤫
🤣🤣🤣🤣
It's her Majesty's New colony.
@@maikwokwik9739 it is impossible to live on Mars. We know that but these bastards continue to cons the world with their bullshits. Pay your carbon tax they say....
I wish I could become possible. Its wonderful video and really appreciate their efforts
Mars is a place of many mysteries. Humans need a lot more time to study and learn.
So if one is born on Mars and visits earth, does he/she count as an Alien then? :P
Yes.
Technically they do
alien just means "other"
@@pauliuskaskoks1153 I thought it meant wierd neighbor
Alien = Not human, he/she just gonna be identified as a martian
When you will be on Mars , You will appreciate how magnificent and comfortable earth is 😀
spoke to soon
I'd rather take my chances there then seeing all these thots on social media pretending to dance while they are half naked
@@kovaci0000007 no one stopping you and dont comeback
@@DeezNuts-ej1fs well the fact people don’t live on mars is stopping him☠️
People polluted earth so much that I can't even breath fresh air all I can smell is smoke and there are trash every where:/
Fascinating as always. Timeline is very 'ambitious' though 😅
Skipped about every serious problem in long term colonization of Mars. All routine, no serious problems, but good imagination and science fiction!
Imagine living on Mars one day
I'm gonna remember your comment bro
I will tattoo this before I go to Mars
elite dangerous?
Lit dude🔥
Finally my back won't hurt
@@ManicTheWusky Sir we gotta wait for the efficient Fusion reaction.
After 200 years in Mars:
"The martians want independence from the humans and are planning inter-planetary war between mars and Earth"
LOLLOLOLOl
That's just The Expanse timeline
Earth is OG
Star Wars
@@raymondtoole8358 Star Wars
LOVED IT ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥
nice video
10,000 days without a single accident? amazing.
Actually on 8:32 someone died... was it an accident? 😂
No murders. No prisons. No hidden drugs. No political divisions..............As we are human..most likely there will be issues. If there is not, then I will move to mars.
@@senju2024 There will be issues as society forms. But as for the first 25 years or so... Not so much, considering everybody sent to Mars will be vetted psychologically and will be given a purpose. People with a purpose don't tend to cause as many issues.
Edit: there will also probably be a few minor catastrophies during the initial stages of Mars base construction, that's just inherent in the realm of pioneering. Mistakes are made.
@@senju2024 they should grown marihuana in mars bro i wish i would be the first one smoking Martian pot
There will be accidents
The amount of things that could go wrong with these plans is mind boggling
I must agree. Present day Earth is not going to come together and collaborate their efforts any time soon. Where is all the money for this going to come from ? Financiers will certainly have an agenda that benefits them not Earth's population.
They just want a place to go to establish with their ideals and escape this doomed planet. Their wealth and power all but guarentee their survival and the rest of the planet is left to rot and decay.
No pain, no gain! If no one had ever taken any risk, we would still live in caves not even having a fire!
@@steffenjachnow8176 its different risk. you want to ride a bike, you learn by doing it. sure youll risk being injured falling on pavement. but do you want to ride it on middle of the cliff, in himalayan mountains?
its impossible to collonialize mars without some modification to our own dna and gene. because we evolved in earth not mars environment
@@ianlanford6922 > "its impossible to collonialize mars without some modification to our own dna and gene."
This is a pure assumption. And it is made by some people who assume that 1/3rd of earth gravity will basically have the same effect as microgravity. What already seems strange for purely logical reasons...
@@steffenjachnow8176 The lack of radiation protection via a magnetic shield and atmosphere would make for a population riddled with cancer.
Now im 32 years old hoping after i retire please bring mars
14:50 the fact they used the cloud forest In Singapore is hilarious