Under such living conditions in such a solitary one way trip, no screening process would change the inevitable. The whole crew would eventually spiral into madness and go full Event Horizon, even if they never had any mechanical failures of any kind, and even if they never lost a single plant. Current technology offers such a miserable quality of life for the crew that such a mission isn't psychologically bearable.
David s. The human brain is a very complex organ as I'm sure you know. Its niche from start to end is a fluid encased, shock protected place always learning activity would stop the perception of time the body is the weakest link it opposite it feels shock and ages with time. It heals slowly and advances with passing of time.body go to mechanical construction the brain kept in its niche .altzheimers syndrome. And xbox treme age would be realistic hurdles
So much pie-in-the-sky optimism here from these scientists etc. I'm 56 and don't expect to see a manned Mars landing in my lifetime, even if I live well into my '80s.
I'd take that bet. I bet we have boots on the ground by 2035. SpaceX is part of the private sector, if this mission was left up to Governments I would agree with you. You'll see.
The Mars One project is a joke. Everyone knows that robots will be the first to colonize Mars. We have to build so much infrastructure before humans can even touch down. Elon has a way better plan. Not only that but the courts shut down the project in 2019 so it's very much over. It's basically a hoax and was done for profit and now it's all over.
I give it 15 years… We are going back to the moon within the next 5 and spacex is using a moon mission to practice for mars. It will happen in our lifetime!
They can send me, I can care less about coming back to earth. I am fascinated with space and always have been since I was very very young. I am 52 years old now and if I hade the chance to go, I would in a second.
Let's be honest though, it probably won't be. Historically, Germany wasn't much for exploration. Most of the exploring was done by Italians, Spanish, Portuguese, English, Dutch, and Scandinavians. Germans make great settlers though. Many of my ancestors were German settlers in America.
Let’s put a spherical space station in Mars orbit , the station could spin creating artificial gravity creating a safer place to conduct missions to the planet until its safe to have Mars based habitats
I love to look at the sky at night and wonder how it looks like, is there any planets with life ? Is Mars habitable? I always dreamt of flying, I really really wanted to get there, and I hope some day our sons and daughters will be able to get there and to explore the universe by themselves and will be able to terraform Mars into earth like and settle there permanently.
we certainly have much more pressing problems on earth than dealing with the journey to mars. but it is interesting, but I wonder whether we will master the challenges in the next 10 years.
I learned so much in just the 1st 8 minutes. I had no idea that Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Jupiter are just masses of gas and that they have no solid mass. I also didn't know exactly why we are most interested in Mars out of the rest and what terrestrial really means.
Solved the toxic silicon chloride micron sized dust problem yet? Reality: spacecraft lands on Mars after arduous journey and crew exits. Thirty seconds later crew foubles over in intense pain and dies.
Yep this video is SO out-of-date, this video is about NASA plan, spaceX has more far reaching plans. NASA is obsolete all their good for now is approving missions. Hm maybe this video needs taken down due to its misinformation.
@@michaelvail3232 I watched a video the other day of the director of NASA complaining about spacex failing to have their starship ship ready. The reusable ship that delivers crews up to 100 people. I couldn't believe he had the audacity to say it. Especially considering under his leadership. They, nasa, hasn't even made a cargo delivery to the iss yet.
Although dangerous, there's no doubt a Mars reality show would absolutely be one of the highest rated TV shows in history. I can't imagine ever not watching an episode.
UFC is kinda dangerous. We watch that too even though it doesn't really push humanity to the edge, just some persons. i.e. what the fighters learn aren't exactly replicable by most people.🤷♂️
Terraforming is a basic simple task, and a walk in the park ! Yes, it is absolutely essential that Mars should be terraformed until it is 100% complete and identical to earth(Mars is only 30% complete). We can easily do this by capturing asteroids from the asteroid belt and comets, and then redirect them to mars. Doing this will enlarge Mars molten iron core and also increase the water in its oceans to 80% until the planet geology is identical to earths.
Terraforming is WAY more complicated than you think it is. And that isn’t how it works…at all. We have to thicken the atmosphere to warm the planet and melt the ice caps, install an artificial magnetosphere to keep solar radiation from stripping away that atmosphere, add oxygen to the atmosphere, and introduce life. All of this will take many centuries. Terraforming is not a walk in the park. It will be one of the most difficult and ambitious projects ever attempted in human history. Mars already has a similar geology to Earth, and I don’t see what that has to do with terraforming.
I could live there for 3 years but I would need a VR kit and a console with motion controls to keep fit. VR chat in the future would help kill boredom.
@Neko Atsume It was not a scam in the financial sense, but it was in the scientific sense. They did not use the money to enrich themselves. You can see their total earnings in their bankruptcy report. It was a scam in the sense that it unrealistically promised things that were not achievable with what they proposed. It was an ill-designed effort aimed at a goal that they were not prepared to achieve.
@Keith MGTOW Artemis program is properly funded, so there is a better chance than in the past 50, where most ideas to start the process for learning and designing for Mars was never funded and never got past the most basic of legislative stages. Geopolitics with China pushing for a space presence is also going to actually encourage action from the West. SpaceX will likely be the ones to accomplish it, but it could very well be China.
The most practical and cost effective means of getting to Mars is to utilize the Star Trek model; building a space dock in Earth orbit. Then build the ship in the space dock. Of course, some sort reusable craft reminiscent of the Shuttle would be needed. But i think it could be done - eventually
Elon Musk is a space innovater/cowboy who knows how to motivate people on a global scale just from a dream he had about technology; they do crash hards sometimes but I think Musk has laser straight tunnel vision when it his equipment doing the heavy haulin' for uncle Sam-I hope he making them pay through the nose as well.
Those flowers will end up being as important and practical as the 3d printers when it is possible for the astronauts to import bees from Earth for pollination. Imagine getting homemade honey on Mars. Martian honey.
i like how he say's at the end how the risk to his life must not exceed 10%, the guys that first orbited the moon where given a 50/50 chance of coming home. 🙄
10% so the guy doesnt ride a bike either .. because on those thats 15% failure generally ... 8% for a trike ... and 25% for a car ... this guy is just a chicken he is not willing to accept risk to be on mars ... he wants to be able to go when it is like a walk to the corner store ... and shouldnt be part of the group looking in to living on mars until it has been done ... then his victorian ideas of low risk are useful
The best way to guarantee success is to have a large expedition. Thousands of tons of equipment and materials into orbit. A large crew as well. 100s of crew members. Two years wait time on Mars we can have four years food prepositioned....eight years of beer...420 tones of Medicinal..👽 we can just start sending supplies now.
The little bright line at the screen's centre at 1:56, is not a star, or a dust cloud, or a nebula, but an entire galaxy with twice as many stars in our own. It is the Andromeda galaxy and it will collide with the Milky Way in 4 billion years.
Well. Since they seems very reluctant to mention “ SPACE-X “ , I will. Now THERE is guy, with a timeframe, and tecnology, that’s in a league of it’s own. 🇩🇰🙋🏻♂️👍🏻👩🏻🚀🇺🇸
If a Elon Musk was not a "foreigner" he'd received much more support from the private sector and the US government. They're afraid that a non Apple Pie will be bestowed the honor of being the first to land humans on Mars and to even establish a colony ... such a feat, it was attempted by a genuine american would have already been propagandized all the way to the red planet... NICOLAS TESLA anyone! ...
I'm not sure, but I don't think the definition apply to a dead planet made by rock and ice free from microbes. Maybe only if we are threaten existing life in various ways on that planet we can call ourselves an Invasive species. What do you think?
We have had a base on Mars now for decades. There is the space program you know about and then there is the one you don't know about. Its mostly underground there.
Most of the information in this video is way out of date and some of it is actually wrong, and was wrong at the time it was made. Also, while much of space is being done with Global cooperation (except China) most of the funding and leadership is from the US, including private companies. Expect to see big things in the next two years. Things that will lead the way to the Moon and to Mars.
@@richb2229 Starship alone is just a very small step toward a manned Mars mission! not even 10% of the tech needed! So more like +10 years to have a few unmanned Starship there to build a base with robots!
yeah right you will find out that Martians did the same thing to Mars that we are doing to Earth. All they left us is a warning to not make the same mistake on Earth, because its our last one...
I think there needs to be more open minded people involved, as of today , it's been proven that costs can be cheaper and new technology will allow the travel quicker
Submarines have provided much of this information. Ive spent two months without ever seeing the sun. Only contact with people other than the crew would be a sort of telegram.
Well, if someone is afraid of sollitude and routine, he or she better sit a trip to the Red Planet out ... because it will be long and boring, unless you bring with you a lot of DVD FULL with porn and music ...
Have a design for under water colony's. To live below the surface of the oceans. He'll if we don't get on the ball fixing mother earth may be forced to.die of starvation .
Starts slow, but it's lengthy treatment of what is involved in planning for a manned Mars mission is worth while. There are a lot of tangential quasi political-comments about how a Mars mission will require INTERNATIONAL cooperation, and one comment about doing away with national boundaries, etc etc, but it is still worth watching.
They talk about the ethics of sending humans to mars, what really scares me is that no one mentioned the ethics of giving mars an atmosphere! Because by doing so, the planet's dynamics could change in a way that it's original orbit around the sun might move further in or further out. If this is going to be the only change, then fine! But if it's movement caused other planets to also move because their orbit's are somehow connected and scientists didn't know that such a thing can exist, the earth as we know it could also change into something that doesn't support life and if this new atmosphere on Mars takes of, no one will be able to stop it. I believe that if humanity is to experiment with starting an atmosphere on a planet, the best possible planet would be Pluto! It's the outer most planet that isn't big enough to cause problems for earth but solid and big enough to land on with more than enough room for plenty of people. It might be cold but it's temperature will rise as the atmosphere increases and besides, it already has blue skies from what little atmosphere that it has. Mars should only ever be a small colony to serve as a midpoint between Pluto and earth and an atmosphere shouldn't be created until it's first been done on Pluto and observed that Pluto's orbit around the sun hasn't changed! Maybe after that they can consider the ethics of sending humans into space.
Hell yeah they need convicts to go we know how to handle it an get creative...like how we light cigarettes in prison....lol batteries an Brillo here I come again...lol
Build a Braun Space wheel. Migrate it to Mars. Use it as a Stepping Stone to the Surface. Look at it as a Space RV. Years of Provisions could be forwarded prior to the trip. One Space X ship could transport a few years of basic supplies. Two Braun Wheel Stations could shuttle people and supplies in a reasonable and leisure pace.
It’s difficult to say because Starship is so early in its prototype development. However, given the increased rate of production of testing prototypes this year alone, 2024 is entirely possible.
They need to burrow in the ground immediately. They could create lots of space for themselves down there. A robotic tunneling machine could go ahead of them and start early.
The sun is getting colder with time and the habitation range is moving towards the sun, thus marc was hot enough to complete the water cycle but when decreased to - 500, C water will never evaporate. I think we have to consider the nearest plants that will solidify and initiate the water cycle when the temperature gets to the habitation range and the radiation becomes safe. Just a thought 👌
Ulrich seems to be about 20 years behind in his understanding of space development. Much of the work in growing food, living with other humans and landing on Mars has been tested.
Some outdated information. Orion is now SLS. Spacex is not planning to send Crew Dragon to mars. Starship will go instead. Current plans are for at least 2 cargo ships in 2022, ai robots will set up ISRU and possibly a hab, a solar power field and a rover. Manned mission in 2024. It may be exploratory ( small crew) or colonising (large crew). If ESA waits until 2049 to go, they will be able to call ahead and book rooms in the Mars Colony Hotel, and rent a rover to go do their exploring in.
If these Europeans had run NASA in the 1960's we'd never have made it to the Moon yet. Their attitude can be summed up as "can't do." The exact opposite of what JFK said: "we choose to do it, not because it's easy, but because it's hard."
lol, kiddo, do you even realise you got to the moon because of Wernher von Braun, nazi rocket technology and many other German scientists that went to USA after WWII ?
42:30 It would not necessarily be true that you could only life off from Mars every two years. You could ascend from the surface to orbit almost any time. The craft in orbit would have many accommodations not available on the surface. There, you could wait until the next window for return to Earth.
William Wright it was a pressure test model to check it s limit not a finished rocket. What have you done to advance human spaceflight lately? Oh, oukey...
Space exploration does that, it makes technologies, science and discoveries that directly affects life. Millions of people are alive today because of space developments.
It's not their job to do that, their a government owned space agency, not a environmentalist group, It's literally in their name "National Aeronautics and Space Adminstration"
@@CaliforniaCarpenter7 is omitting so much information about other companies, or the research is dated to long before the video came out. None of it was up top date designs at the time of the release. Astoundingly lazy research
Sorry come back from Mars you have to go to the Moon to get home to Earth sounds ridiculous. Why not Buy in the opposite direction of the Earth's rotation which will show you down tremendously then you could land very easily. If I'm wrong please let me know that's always puzzled me thanks love your videos very intelligent person I love it keep on going
You are extremely wrong… An object in motion stays in motion unless there is a force to stop it. There is no atmosphere in space. Therefore the rotation of the earth has nothing to do with how fast an object orbits. If that were the case then satellites orbiting the earth in any other direction other than the direction the earth rotates would simply fall out of the sky. We have satellites orbiting the earth in every which way… the only force acting on an orbiting object is earth’s gravitational pull, however the speed in which it travels prevents it from falling straight down but rather traps it in an orbit . rocket science is a mind fk BUT we could slow down a rocket enough by firing the rocket the opposite direction of orbit so that gravity can bring it down and that’s called a de orbit burn. But that still has nothing to do with the earth’s rotation, rather the objects orbit speed.
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There is no life on Mars. There never was. We are alone.
You are no experts!! You are Idiots!!
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People still believe this bullshit??? Humans can’t Leave Earth.
Karl Pershing knows all about life on Mars. 🤯
The more we study Mars.. The more we realise the value of earth
@Martin Jansen humans are also the most intelligent on the planet earth :)
We can’t even take care of earth
Earth 🌍 is the greatest planet 🌎 ever 👍
, ditto for the rest of the galaxy. We’ve yet to find a non hostile environment ...
Exactly. That would be precisely point. Most humans take Solar System for granted. 🙄
Any mission that is a one way trip to anywhere is not only ridiculous.... It is crazy!!!
@@oneaboveall1895 And trains, and aircraft as well.
And beautiful!!
And now we have a new rover on Mars!! Can’t wait to see it’s discoveries!
Spoiler. It found rocks.
Under such living conditions in such a solitary one way trip, no screening process would change the inevitable. The whole crew would eventually spiral into madness and go full Event Horizon, even if they never had any mechanical failures of any kind, and even if they never lost a single plant. Current technology offers such a miserable quality of life for the crew that such a mission isn't psychologically bearable.
David s. The human brain is a very complex organ as I'm sure you know. Its niche from start to end is a fluid encased, shock protected place always learning activity would stop the perception of time the body is the weakest link it opposite it feels shock and ages with time. It heals slowly and advances with passing of time.body go to mechanical construction the brain kept in its niche .altzheimers syndrome. And xbox treme age would be realistic hurdles
Mars is deadly for many reasons none of which can be rectified ❤
Feeling like free loader on our planet 🌎 after being aware how difficult and hard to earn another planet for mankind.
So much pie-in-the-sky optimism here from these scientists etc. I'm 56 and don't expect to see a manned Mars landing in my lifetime, even if I live well into my '80s.
I'd take that bet. I bet we have boots on the ground by 2035. SpaceX is part of the private sector, if this mission was left up to Governments I would agree with you. You'll see.
@@CaliforniaCarpenter7 I am willing to put money on SpaceX putting a human on mars within the next 15 years. Not a base but a visit for sure.
You sure about that.😏😏
No these days I'm not sure about anything!@@ebonaparte3853
Loving this series.
Earth Mentality: can't wait to get to Mars!
Mars Mentality: wish I never got on that rocket!
The Mars One project is a joke. Everyone knows that robots will be the first to colonize Mars. We have to build so much infrastructure before humans can even touch down. Elon has a way better plan. Not only that but the courts shut down the project in 2019 so it's very much over. It's basically a hoax and was done for profit and now it's all over.
I so want to live long enough to see someone set foot on Mars....
I give it 15 years… We are going back to the moon within the next 5 and spacex is using a moon mission to practice for mars. It will happen in our lifetime!
@pookiesmoochie9121
They can send me, I can care less about coming back to earth. I am fascinated with space and always have been since I was very very young. I am 52 years old now and if I hade the chance to go, I would in a second.
The beings hibernating in Cydonia will awaken to defend their ancestral home.
Do you know it take 7 mnths to go there and you can crash on landing?
49:43 "It certainly won't be a German who sets foot on Mars first."
Certainly not with THAT attitude. 😆
Let's be honest though, it probably won't be. Historically, Germany wasn't much for exploration. Most of the exploring was done by Italians, Spanish, Portuguese, English, Dutch, and Scandinavians. Germans make great settlers though. Many of my ancestors were German settlers in America.
Space exploration have unlimited benefit for humanity
It was a German man who is held responsible for setting the first foot on the Moon, so why not, things could change.
@@Yusuf0sow What do you mean by that? Enlighten us please.
@@haranglouis5252 Wernher von Braun
Let’s put a spherical space station in Mars orbit , the station could spin creating artificial gravity creating a safer place to conduct missions to the planet until its safe to have Mars based habitats
Never thought of that...wow... great thinking 🤔..
I love to look at the sky at night and wonder how it looks like, is there any planets with life ? Is Mars habitable? I always dreamt of flying, I really really wanted to get there, and I hope some day our sons and daughters will be able to get there and to explore the universe by themselves and will be able to terraform Mars into earth like and settle there permanently.
same
WATCH JOHN CARTER, THEN U WILL KNOW ALL ABOUT MARS, PROBALY MORE ACCURATE THAN NASA STORIES !!!!!
Keep dreaming.
The german scientist explaining this is doing a great job detailing the feasibility of what is needed to
Travel and live on mars in lamen’s terms
we certainly have much more pressing problems on earth than dealing with the journey to mars. but it is interesting, but I wonder whether we will master the challenges in the next 10 years.
I learned so much in just the 1st 8 minutes. I had no idea that Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Jupiter are just masses of gas and that they have no solid mass. I also didn't know exactly why we are most interested in Mars out of the rest and what terrestrial really means.
I think submariners would be perfect recruiting material for this.
👍
Tru
Solved the toxic silicon chloride micron sized dust problem yet? Reality: spacecraft lands on Mars after arduous journey and crew exits. Thirty seconds later crew foubles over in intense pain and dies.
After watching so many videos about SpaceX and Starship. I feel like watching these video from 2005. so out dated.
Imagine, launches every 15 years! Maybe they did "programmed" this video in 2005 :-D
Yep this video is SO out-of-date, this video is about NASA plan, spaceX has more far reaching plans. NASA is obsolete all their good for now is approving missions. Hm maybe this video needs taken down due to its misinformation.
I agree it's time the US NASA mechanism be given a holiday and let the private sector enjoy the magazine covers for awhile!
@@michaelvail3232 I watched a video the other day of the director of NASA complaining about spacex failing to have their starship ship ready. The reusable ship that delivers crews up to 100 people. I couldn't believe he had the audacity to say it. Especially considering under his leadership. They, nasa, hasn't even made a cargo delivery to the iss yet.
Hahaha I Think.. So
Although dangerous, there's no doubt a Mars reality show would absolutely be one of the highest rated TV shows in history. I can't imagine ever not watching an episode.
UFC is kinda dangerous. We watch that too even though it doesn't really push humanity to the edge, just some persons. i.e. what the fighters learn aren't exactly replicable by most people.🤷♂️
Terraforming is a basic simple task, and a walk in the park ! Yes, it is absolutely essential that Mars should be terraformed until it is 100% complete and identical to earth(Mars is only 30% complete). We can easily do this by capturing asteroids from the asteroid belt and comets, and then redirect them to mars. Doing this will enlarge Mars molten iron core and also increase the water in its oceans to 80% until the planet geology is identical to earths.
Terraforming is WAY more complicated than you think it is. And that isn’t how it works…at all. We have to thicken the atmosphere to warm the planet and melt the ice caps, install an artificial magnetosphere to keep solar radiation from stripping away that atmosphere, add oxygen to the atmosphere, and introduce life. All of this will take many centuries. Terraforming is not a walk in the park. It will be one of the most difficult and ambitious projects ever attempted in human history. Mars already has a similar geology to Earth, and I don’t see what that has to do with terraforming.
I could live there for 3 years but I would need a VR kit and a console with motion controls to keep fit. VR chat in the future would help kill boredom.
And send brand new games by rockets
Sure a VR chat with a 10-40 minutes delay between messages. You can talk to someone for hours without getting bored
MARS ONE declared bankruptcy January 15, 2019
awe really i didnt know it
@Neko Atsume It was not a scam in the financial sense, but it was in the scientific sense. They did not use the money to enrich themselves. You can see their total earnings in their bankruptcy report. It was a scam in the sense that it unrealistically promised things that were not achievable with what they proposed. It was an ill-designed effort aimed at a goal that they were not prepared to achieve.
SpaceX on it.
@Keith MGTOW Artemis program is properly funded, so there is a better chance than in the past 50, where most ideas to start the process for learning and designing for Mars was never funded and never got past the most basic of legislative stages. Geopolitics with China pushing for a space presence is also going to actually encourage action from the West. SpaceX will likely be the ones to accomplish it, but it could very well be China.
@Neko Atsume Failure isn't equal to scam. I'm sure they really wanted to carry out the plan.
The most practical and cost effective means of getting to Mars is to utilize the Star Trek model; building a space dock in Earth orbit. Then build the ship in the space dock. Of course, some sort reusable craft reminiscent of the Shuttle would be needed. But i think it could be done - eventually
14:19 Bas Lansdorp as Co founder of Space X haha
lol, that is hilarious! : )
Good catch! :)
they better edit their documentary and post it again. lol
18:14 - “Only the spinach is struggling a bit.” 😂
Comm’on spinach! 💪🏻😄
First murder on the way to Mars !
Astronaut killed for asking to many times :
"Are we there yet ?"
that would be as famous as the assassination of julio cesar hahahaha
Too many, too much, too little, too fast.
Therefore, too many times...
...and what the hell is there to do when you get there.
?
@@jacobjames1171 where's your sense of wonder, you're literally on a alien world, so much exploration and experiments to do
Lets imagine we prepared everything perfectly.. but one thing we cannot overcome...gravity! How can human body adopt to 4-6x lover gravity?
Elon Musk: hold my beer.
Elon Musk is a space innovater/cowboy who knows how to motivate people on a global scale just from a dream he had about technology; they do crash hards sometimes but I think Musk has laser straight tunnel vision when it his equipment doing the heavy haulin' for uncle Sam-I hope he making them pay through the nose as well.
@Dardania Lion you do know he is the head engineer for the starship and falcon series of rockets?
@Dardania Lion who do you think designs the rockets? The head engineer
Those flowers will end up being as important and practical as the 3d printers when it is possible for the astronauts to import bees from Earth for pollination. Imagine getting homemade honey on Mars. Martian honey.
i like how he say's at the end how the risk to his life must not exceed 10%, the guys that first orbited the moon where given a 50/50 chance of coming home. 🙄
I Dont Like Moon I Like Mars... Bec Moon is Moon... Mars Is Planet...
He who dares, Wins.
10% so the guy doesnt ride a bike either .. because on those thats 15% failure generally ... 8% for a trike ... and 25% for a car ... this guy is just a chicken he is not willing to accept risk to be on mars ... he wants to be able to go when it is like a walk to the corner store ... and shouldnt be part of the group looking in to living on mars until it has been done ... then his victorian ideas of low risk are useful
@@0623kaboom thats the problem nowadays we dont risk as much like in the old days.
Mode Liukas you risk it then
The best way to guarantee success is to have a large expedition. Thousands of tons of equipment and materials into orbit. A large crew as well. 100s of crew members. Two years wait time on Mars we can have four years food prepositioned....eight years of beer...420 tones of Medicinal..👽 we can just start sending supplies now.
Bro we already on the greatest planet ever made.
The little bright line at the screen's centre at 1:56, is not a star, or a dust cloud, or a nebula, but an entire galaxy with twice as many stars in our own.
It is the Andromeda galaxy and it will collide with the Milky Way in 4 billion years.
2048....and you say these people are experts ?
I love Space.❤
Well. Since they seems very reluctant to mention “ SPACE-X “ , I will. Now THERE is guy, with a timeframe, and tecnology, that’s in a league of it’s own.
🇩🇰🙋🏻♂️👍🏻👩🏻🚀🇺🇸
If a Elon Musk was not a "foreigner" he'd received much more support from the private sector and the US government. They're afraid that a non Apple Pie will be bestowed the honor of being the first to land humans on Mars and to even establish a colony ... such a feat, it was attempted by a genuine american would have already been propagandized all the way to the red planet... NICOLAS TESLA anyone! ...
I assure you, Mars will never be colonized. Let’s just be practical
I know we are explorers and i also know that we just mess things up.. we messed up earth already and we ready to do the same on mars.. good luck
Nice channel keep up the excellent work
As soon as we begin to colonize an alien planet we become, by definition, an invasive species.
I'm not sure, but I don't think the definition apply to a dead planet made by rock and ice free from microbes. Maybe only if we are threaten existing life in various ways on that planet we can call ourselves an Invasive species. What do you think?
We have had a base on Mars now for decades. There is the space program you know about and then there is the one you don't know about. Its mostly underground there.
This was an awesome and very informative video, explained so much about both the problems and possibilities of traveling to MARS
Most of the information in this video is way out of date and some of it is actually wrong, and was wrong at the time it was made. Also, while much of space is being done with Global cooperation (except China) most of the funding and leadership is from the US, including private companies. Expect to see big things in the next two years. Things that will lead the way to the Moon and to Mars.
@@richb2229 Starship alone is just a very small step toward a manned Mars mission! not even 10% of the tech needed! So more like +10 years to have a few unmanned Starship there to build a base with robots!
EVERYONE PLEASE LETS FOCUSING ONLY ON SPACE X ! THEY HAVE MORE ANSWER AND INTERESTING PLANS FOR ALL THAT .
We might find cave paintings there where it depicts the flight of people from there to a blue planet in the sky!
yeah right you will find out that Martians did the same thing to Mars that we are doing to Earth. All they left us is a warning to not make the same mistake on Earth, because its our last one...
@@voidremoved name corneles mokodompit from indonesia asking
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Awesome
I think there needs to be more open minded people involved, as of today , it's been proven that costs can be cheaper and new technology will allow the travel quicker
unfortunately, the cost will go up and up.
@@eliseuhackbarth7003 good thing SpaceX’s cash reserves keep going up and up.
The fact that no technology was ever found on Mars or the moon, eliminates the Ancient Human Civilization theory.
Submarines have provided much of this information. Ive spent two months without ever seeing the sun. Only contact with people other than the crew would be a sort of telegram.
Well, if someone is afraid of sollitude and routine, he or she better sit a trip to the Red Planet out ... because it will be long and boring, unless you bring with you a lot of DVD FULL with porn and music ...
Have a design for under water colony's. To live below the surface of the oceans. He'll if we don't get on the ball fixing mother earth may be forced to.die of starvation .
2 months is not years...and no way to go back on earth is not the same..
It would seem a parachute can in fact work on Mars. If the rotor craft can fly it would at least slow down the landing unit.
Parachutes inflate with the thin air, but the terminal velocity is not survivable. RetroPropulsion or lithobraking has to be used ultimately.
..2048 ??
Its 2020 still
Lets go now😂
Starts slow, but it's lengthy treatment of what is involved in planning for a manned Mars mission is worth while. There are a lot of tangential quasi political-comments about how a Mars mission will require INTERNATIONAL cooperation, and one comment about doing away with national boundaries, etc etc, but it is still worth watching.
Elon already put this on the back of a napkin :)
They talk about the ethics of sending humans to mars, what really scares me is that no one mentioned the ethics of giving mars an atmosphere! Because by doing so, the planet's dynamics could change in a way that it's original orbit around the sun might move further in or further out. If this is going to be the only change, then fine! But if it's movement caused other planets to also move because their orbit's are somehow connected and scientists didn't know that such a thing can exist, the earth as we know it could also change into something that doesn't support life and if this new atmosphere on Mars takes of, no one will be able to stop it. I believe that if humanity is to experiment with starting an atmosphere on a planet, the best possible planet would be Pluto! It's the outer most planet that isn't big enough to cause problems for earth but solid and big enough to land on with more than enough room for plenty of people. It might be cold but it's temperature will rise as the atmosphere increases and besides, it already has blue skies from what little atmosphere that it has. Mars should only ever be a small colony to serve as a midpoint between Pluto and earth and an atmosphere shouldn't be created until it's first been done on Pluto and observed that Pluto's orbit around the sun hasn't changed! Maybe after that they can consider the ethics of sending humans into space.
Thats the dumbest thing ive ever heard respectfully. Do you have any idea how long it would take to get to Pluto. Literally years
7:17....The Earth is lovely but we know it...Are you including the oceans in that evaluation?
For real. Humans have only seen like 5% of the ocean. That's hella crazy.
This is perfect mars documentary i have ever watched. thank you all Who made it.
Get a bunch of us convicts who did years alone in cells !! I'd be down !!! 8 months ain't shit I can do that on my head
Same with me
and how was the sex ?
@@Firecracker321g you guys could have a cell together.....and make baby Mars prisoners !
Hmmm..
Hell yeah they need convicts to go we know how to handle it an get creative...like how we light cigarettes in prison....lol batteries an Brillo here I come again...lol
Build a Braun Space wheel. Migrate it to Mars. Use it as a Stepping Stone to the Surface. Look at it as a Space RV. Years of Provisions could be forwarded prior to the trip. One Space X ship could transport a few years of basic supplies.
Two Braun Wheel Stations could shuttle people and supplies in a reasonable and leisure pace.
18:44 My dude looks like Matt Damon in ten years.
*This comment is underrated*
Training 101 for the Mars project: playing Fallout and Doom video games lol
A new life awaits you in the Off-World Colonies. The chance to begin again in a golden land of opportunity and adventure.
Blade runner;)
Has anybody ever heard of this opera singer named Wesley Snipes?
German Scientist: 1:38
Elon Musk: hold my Tesla!
2048? nah, it'll be more like 2024+
It’s difficult to say because Starship is so early in its prototype development. However, given the increased rate of production of testing prototypes this year alone, 2024 is entirely possible.
They need to burrow in the ground immediately. They could create lots of space for themselves down there. A robotic tunneling machine could go ahead of them and start early.
Yeh right, Columbus came to America to study new cultures. lol
Right . Lol when will some people EVER learn?
I like the sun, the planets; especially the Mars.
no need for "the", Mars is a noun.
18:50" we will possibly try growing fruit in marsian" soil"??? I sear i just saw a tomato growing then 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 i
Real scientists, right? :)
I have to admit it, I didn't catch it before reading your comment.
The sun is getting colder with time and the habitation range is moving towards the sun, thus marc was hot enough to complete the water cycle but when decreased to - 500, C water will never evaporate.
I think we have to consider the nearest plants that will solidify and initiate the water cycle when the temperature gets to the habitation range and the radiation becomes safe.
Just a thought 👌
The first couple colonies will fail. But, that is a necessary evil because that will help othet future colonies with parts, supplies etc.
Ulrich seems to be about 20 years behind in his understanding of space development. Much of the work in growing food, living with other humans and landing on Mars has been tested.
Some outdated information. Orion is now SLS. Spacex is not planning to send Crew Dragon to mars. Starship will go instead. Current plans are for at least 2 cargo ships in 2022, ai robots will set up ISRU and possibly a hab, a solar power field and a rover. Manned mission in 2024. It may be exploratory ( small crew) or colonising (large crew). If ESA waits until 2049 to go, they will be able to call ahead and book rooms in the Mars Colony Hotel, and rent a rover to go do their exploring in.
Nap time✌
We need to find caves on Mars, that’s where all the goodies will be located.
If these Europeans had run NASA in the 1960's we'd never have made it to the Moon yet. Their attitude can be summed up as "can't do." The exact opposite of what JFK said: "we choose to do it, not because it's easy, but because it's hard."
lol, kiddo, do you even realise you got to the moon because of Wernher von Braun, nazi rocket technology and many other German scientists that went to USA after WWII ?
be bored to death without RUclips on Mars
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I couldn't care less about finding some cells on Mars. I want to know how we can terraform it. I want to be able to move there.
Trent Cruise I agree. That should be our primary focus as a planet.
How exciting is this?
Colonalizing Mars. I would love to see the crew go to Mars and Land safefully.
Elon Musk is the man.
Nope. He's a criminal.
The guy mentioned returning in an emergency. The trip takes several months so an emergency is out of the question.
My Uncle worked for NASA and I will always remember the excitement of the time. He worked so hard.
Well be mining and goin to other planets in the future !
That would make it valueless.
@@frankn1207 mining any sort of "valuable" material would inherently make them more valuable. Am I wrong?
Funny, early on they said parachutes can't be used for landing on Mars, 42:00 they show animation using parachutes for landings.
42:30 It would not necessarily be true that you could only life off from Mars every two years. You could ascend from the surface to orbit almost any time. The craft in orbit would have many accommodations not available on the surface. There, you could wait until the next window for return to Earth.
this i all wrong space x will do it soon 4yrs or 5
@Joe Jack Yeah space X Will land on mars in 2025 and start building, and if that fails nasa will in 2030. this video is so innacurate
Unlikely - though I'd be happy to be proved wrong.
@@matthewblack7206 Its literally comfirmed and the mission is in preperation, unless something goes wrong
Joseph Everett 4 or 5 x 10.
@@Retriever_YT Is this the first time you've followed a project from it being an idea to countdown?
in 40 to 60 years we be ready to send the first person to mars
Ey no borders in Mars please.. hello
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SpaceX should move that date up by 10-15 years.
This is old and pretty uninformed at least concerning spacex
William Wright it was a pressure test model to check it s limit not a finished rocket. What have you done to advance human spaceflight lately? Oh, oukey...
@William Wright Okay Boomer
MNOT TRUE . If a rotor craft can fly on Mars a Parachute would work too
Hey NASA, how about exploring how to save the planet instead of leaving it.
Space exploration does that, it makes technologies, science and discoveries that directly affects life. Millions of people are alive today because of space developments.
It's not their job to do that, their a government owned space agency, not a environmentalist group,
It's literally in their name "National Aeronautics and Space Adminstration"
Am here ready to go and become a marsian, I swear .. come on get me now
How to stop boredom and sudden breakdowns?
NASA: Women
i also reasoned like you ..kill boredom
Just think people born today may experience life in the 22nd century. They may experience life on Mars.
the research done for this doc is astoundingly lazy.
How so?
@@CaliforniaCarpenter7 is omitting so much information about other companies, or the research is dated to long before the video came out. None of it was up top date designs at the time of the release. Astoundingly lazy research
If Alexander still alive he would have already conquered Mars
Well you better stop talking and making videos and start rocking and getting there and making it safe! And thank you for all you do!🤓
Sorry come back from Mars you have to go to the Moon to get home to Earth sounds ridiculous. Why not Buy in the opposite direction of the Earth's rotation which will show you down tremendously then you could land very easily. If I'm wrong please let me know that's always puzzled me thanks love your videos very intelligent person I love it keep on going
You are extremely wrong… An object in motion stays in motion unless there is a force to stop it. There is no atmosphere in space. Therefore the rotation of the earth has nothing to do with how fast an object orbits. If that were the case then satellites orbiting the earth in any other direction other than the direction the earth rotates would simply fall out of the sky. We have satellites orbiting the earth in every which way… the only force acting on an orbiting object is earth’s gravitational pull, however the speed in which it travels prevents it from falling straight down but rather traps it in an orbit . rocket science is a mind fk BUT we could slow down a rocket enough by firing the rocket the opposite direction of orbit so that gravity can bring it down and that’s called a de orbit burn. But that still has nothing to do with the earth’s rotation, rather the objects orbit speed.
10:07we just gonna act like he didnt just say that 😂😂😂
Millions of people have to live in space soon.