NASA finds more evidence for Life on Mars! And there's a new plan to bring it back!

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  • Опубликовано: 29 май 2024
  • Several new studies have emerged, adding to the overwhelming mountain of evidence for Life on Mars! But the debate will never be settled until we bring samples back to Earth. Fortunately, NASA and...Boeing...have a new plan to get the job done quickly and easily!
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  • @logansmall5148
    @logansmall5148 Месяц назад +112

    Just tell Boeing there is a whistleblower on Mars and they'll have a functional manned mission to Mars in couple months so they can "take care of" it.

    • @jimmyzhao2673
      @jimmyzhao2673 Месяц назад +4

      *Omigosh !*

    • @bryanrisso7508
      @bryanrisso7508 Месяц назад +6

      Yes! 🤣

    • @kingmasterlord
      @kingmasterlord Месяц назад

      pff, you know they got alien tech, who else would? thats why they halfass the public units they're all in on their unacknowledged projects

    • @American_Moon_at_Odysee_com
      @American_Moon_at_Odysee_com Месяц назад

      Hahaha! Yes.

    • @bruceperkins2921
      @bruceperkins2921 Месяц назад +5

      lol. space nerds with a good sense of humor! whats not to love?

  • @clivehowlett8415
    @clivehowlett8415 Месяц назад +37

    it's the one big question that the people of the world wants to know, is there life on Mars........except NASA

    • @bruceperkins2921
      @bruceperkins2921 Месяц назад +5

      is it possible they already know but say so conclusively inorder to keep the funding spigot turned on?

    • @andyspoo2
      @andyspoo2 Месяц назад

      Numerous whistle blowers have said that NASA has a whole department whose job it is is to edit photos covering up craft and buildings on other planets before releasing them to the public. Also confirmed by that NASA hacker that downloaded a photo from that same department.

    • @mexdal
      @mexdal Месяц назад

      @@bruceperkins2921 you are right about that. Lets get another 10 years of funding to make a craft to go pick up a sample that they could have taken the necessary equiptment this time to get a reading of it.

    • @aaaaa5272
      @aaaaa5272 Месяц назад +1

      ​@@bruceperkins2921 Possible yes, but likely no.

    • @BBBrasil
      @BBBrasil Месяц назад

      NASA wants to know, they even funded missions for that.
      But than they learned that astronauts and astrophysicists are no biologists and they have a lot to learn about Mars' geology before they can try new experiments.
      oops, we found lots of perchlorates, we didn't know that! What else don't we know?

  • @Obsidian762
    @Obsidian762 Месяц назад +14

    The outcome of The Label Release Experiment is actually quite sad. Gilbert Levin was devastated when his boss Norman Horowitz dismissed the test results as having absolutely no signs of life. He tried to convince Norm otherwise but received a letter back stating what he is saying was nonsense. Personally, i believe Viking did find life.

    • @OliverGrumitt
      @OliverGrumitt Месяц назад

      It is so difficult to believe Viking found life for many reasons, above all the radiation from the Sun reaching the surface because there is no magnetic field, no ozone layer and the atmosphere is so thin. Billions of years of radiation bombardment must surely have sterilized the surface. The only chance of finding life life on Mars is well below the surface, away from the radiation. Even so, the odds are still small, even if they are not zero.

    • @DrMackSplackem
      @DrMackSplackem Месяц назад

      IMO the positive return by itself was not too convincing, but definitely warranted a follow up.

    • @bruceperkins2921
      @bruceperkins2921 Месяц назад

      isnt there a radiation eating bacteria? thought i read something about that.

    • @jeremywvarietyofviewpoints3104
      @jeremywvarietyofviewpoints3104 Месяц назад

      @@bruceperkins2921 The Blob?

    • @TheShorterboy
      @TheShorterboy Месяц назад

      You don't want to find life on Mars dude, if you do you space exploration ends go read anything on space ethics it's insane.

  • @ormrinn
    @ormrinn Месяц назад +12

    I woukd argue (possibly only for argument's sake) that life on another planet would have to develop very similarly to life on earth. Eyes have evolved independently 7 times on earth. Its safe to say aliens have eyes. There are other examples but the point is shown.

  • @bibliophile2707
    @bibliophile2707 Месяц назад +41

    Why are scientists so scared of actually finding life on Mars?

    • @tonyhaslam186
      @tonyhaslam186 Месяц назад +17

      They aren’t. It’s the funding entities that don’t want that shared.
      Funny thing as well, it goes against all main stream religions.

    • @ormrinn
      @ormrinn Месяц назад +15

      Letting it out that there was life on Mars spills the tea that there is life other places than earth and that scares "the masses" or something

    • @Marstruth
      @Marstruth Месяц назад

      Short answer... It'll be a total breakdown of organized religion.
      Meaning, no more control for the Vatican.

    • @scottbuchanan3461
      @scottbuchanan3461 Месяц назад

      Their lie that they have never known they truth like the drake equation by the same criminal scientists and the firmi lie and cern and the solar warden fleet and the tr3b. Yes 911 was an inside job and those cooks are these secret black Jarhead soldiers. There's life terrestrial there and bacteria and water and a beautiful blue sky. Hostile to our neighbors in our own solar system and their ignorant and offensive war making upon every alien friend better than every human by one lifetime. Humans in scientific ignorance don't study what would take 700 years to one qestion. Ask any civilization which they don't about their wisdom of simply being, knowing their way longer than isn't one human lifetime These criminals are rushing to terraform Mars without wisdom and care. They just as always like purge ent children that won't be around to watch miss grow for 300 years or even 3000 is to long by them. Which is why they should ponder for seven generations about Mars and just maybe the sky will be bluer then and with rain clouds and green. Which already is there, the water and the green.

    • @jamiesnow2670
      @jamiesnow2670 Месяц назад +5

      It's not the scientists.

  • @rreagan007
    @rreagan007 Месяц назад +13

    I don't understand why they don't just stick a microscope on one of the Mars rovers.

    • @aaaaa5272
      @aaaaa5272 Месяц назад +1

      Its just priority, other instruments are more important.

    • @fukhue8226
      @fukhue8226 Месяц назад

      NASA is a Research Organization. Ralph Ring tells a crazy story about a guy named Otis Carr but that is a story for another day. Ralph got a job in the 50's doing Electronics Research for the Government. His research was trying to find a way to get an electron to pass through a magnetic field without being deflected. The experiment caused the failure every 30 minutes of a $400 coil. It wasn't Ralph's money but he wasn't a guy to keep repeating bad work in a go nowhere experiment. So he set up a similar device at home using an old Picture Tube Gun for an electron source and he quickly discovered if he put a Spin on the electron it canceled out the magnetic field effect and the experiment was a success. The next day he told his boss the good news. His boss locked his office door and told Ralph he didn't understand. They were in a RESEARCH FACILITY. They were not Paid To Find The Problem, they were paid to Research The Problem! He gave Ralph a raise and told him not to talk about his discovery. Ralph said he quit two months later.

  • @Marstruth
    @Marstruth Месяц назад +15

    NASA (and the department of defense) already know there is life on Mars right now...
    All anyone has to do is look at the images from the rovers, they're not even trying to hide it anymore.

    • @pantherstealth1645
      @pantherstealth1645 Месяц назад +3

      EXACT 👌💯

    • @damonciccozzi4764
      @damonciccozzi4764 Месяц назад +1

      I'm glad to see there are many of you that agree with me that the government knows there's Life on Mars and has for quite some time. I'll stop my Ranch here but I'm glad that all you seem to agree I'll stop my rant here. Forget about government, we need billionaires and other people even regular people Crown funding for our private science that can go check ourselves without the government having to control this for us. That's the only answer and that's the only way we're ever going to find life certainly in my lifetime is if an Elon type or a collective group goes looking for it themselves.

    • @GrigoriZhukov
      @GrigoriZhukov Месяц назад +1

      Sure and the pope is playing spades at m house tonight.

    • @Marstruth
      @Marstruth Месяц назад +2

      @@GrigoriZhukov Just watch out, they are known to cheat...

    • @BBBrasil
      @BBBrasil Месяц назад

      @@Marstruth 😂😂

  • @jonmichaelgalindo
    @jonmichaelgalindo Месяц назад +20

    There's bacteria that eat space suits and human flesh. Gonna let it be a surprise.

    • @CyFr
      @CyFr Месяц назад +2

      Thought I read somewhere (besides a sci-fi book) that Bacteria are adapting to the consumption of petrochemicals.

    • @jonmichaelgalindo
      @jonmichaelgalindo Месяц назад +1

      @@CyFr I remember reading that too, just looked it up on Perplexity. Apparently they have pre-existing enzymes for breaking down analogous natural polymers. They adapt those enzymes to eat things like PET. Most bacteria don't have them, so that adaptation is rare. But horizontal gene transfer is pretty common. Maybe one day plastic packaging will decay as rapidly as banana peals.
      (Not likely, considering parchment is also natural, and that lasts thousands of years.)

    • @BBBrasil
      @BBBrasil Месяц назад

      @@CyFr Yep. For that they have to have a biology based on carbohydrates, capable of digesting simpler versions of those petrochemical compounds. You can't go from a plant base biology and expect them to digest us. Unless we want to admit that life of Mars is similar to Earth.

    • @davidstevenson9517
      @davidstevenson9517 Месяц назад

      "The Andromeda Strain", by Michael Crichton, featured alien bacteria that, once mutated on Earth, dissolved rubber; particularly the rudder fittings on a fighter plane, to the detriment of the pilot.

    • @jonmichaelgalindo
      @jonmichaelgalindo Месяц назад

      @@BBBrasil Life on Mars (if it exists) is almost definitely related to life on earth. The chances of life finding interplanetary transport are decent. E.g. buried safe inside the depths of large, rocky fragments lauched into space by a meteor explosion. The chances of life developing from non-life are essentially zero. Transport is more likely than independent development.
      Much more likely that there's no life on Mars, but the preliminary evidence suggests there might be! :-)

  • @nekomakhea9440
    @nekomakhea9440 Месяц назад +4

    NASA's trying to beat a "Where's Waldo" book while deliberately wearing a blindfold, and then insisting that there is no evidence that Waldo even exists when the Viking mission literally points him out on the page

  • @darthjarwood7943
    @darthjarwood7943 Месяц назад +7

    One thing that seems strange to me is that we have forms of life on earth that can live on any moon or planet in our solar system....the same conditions exist on earth somewhere wether it be near an underocean vent or deep in frozen areas.....very strange indeed

  • @steady3459
    @steady3459 Месяц назад +2

    Astronauts already told us there were many ET Craft watching them when they Landed on the Moon 🎉

  • @MrJacksspleen
    @MrJacksspleen Месяц назад +4

    Imagine if, instead of spending money for all these robotic missions since the 70's, we had worked on a single manned mission.

    • @swapshots4427
      @swapshots4427 Месяц назад

      Yes, imagine how stupid that would have been.

    • @davidstevenson9517
      @davidstevenson9517 Месяц назад

      The American space program collapsed financially in 1974; the 1973 Oil Shock had plunged Western Civilization into the era of mass unemployment (we're still stuck in it, 50 years later).
      Apollo 18 was cancelled and converted to SkyLab, the first U.S. Space station.
      NASA couldn't even afford to travel to the Moon anymore, let alone Mars!

  • @somnambulist7705
    @somnambulist7705 Месяц назад +9

    Boeing, haven’t we already had enough probes crash on to the surface of mars.

  • @monkeystrong42
    @monkeystrong42 Месяц назад +9

    Isn't it in NASA's charter that they are looking for signs of life in the universe? Then why does it seem they are not that interested?

    • @rumple440
      @rumple440 Месяц назад +2

      Because they make too much money in the defense sector.

    • @Marstruth
      @Marstruth Месяц назад

      Because it's all about trying to understand (and replicate) the technology on Mars...
      The department of defense pulls the strings at NASA... That's why they said (publicly) that they "edit all images from the moon and mars before they release them to the public for national security reasons"
      Well, if it's just dirt and rocks... Why edit them for "national security"
      No one ever asks that simple question...

    • @scottbuchanan3461
      @scottbuchanan3461 Месяц назад

      They are counting light bulbs of another's civilization right now. Not only intrusive but certainly hostile as humans are never proxima bs terrestrially inherited people.
      Over 6000 spacecraft from wiser and kinder and greater people than man have they harmed and stolen. These children are not the good they are the military's secret black brand as type. From atea51 to mib and 911 criminal American DARPA lab scientists too the cern in Geneva still bleeding the existence to look farther actually at who never what, their hostile in.ignorance won't sustain like ignorance and war munguring.
      They would start a war just to justify their unjustifiable weapons making.
      They are to beware. The shperes need to be careful as some are taking to material world as I materialized unseen. Be careful for they are prephaseing your ships to molecule be breaking. Those that follow breaking molecules to see is this criminal mankind present civilization with no actual government. Just dangerous and foolish humans believing their own false story of threat and domination. Also my personal opinion as all have the freedom to observe and rationalize as these crazy humans would break this planet in half just to see if they could or what inside. They hold no reverence and don't hold and terrestrial inheritance to hide and inflict on this planet and it's human and alien friends, above and below and beyond. They call themselves a trifetta threat so foolish and loving and powerful ones wrongly challenge their planned and made ignorance repugnant to all life in every form.
      Live you you all here and there , now and then live thyself more than this world as they criminal humans won't e dure in a lie to protect them from their own kind in thing like they. Friends for them are more like adversarial accomplices love you all and thee more and we too and father and mother and grandfather and my people from a greater perspective than humans and many aliens can achieve as ignorance does not take you there nor does exclusion from the have to behave as a civilization never questioning and never arrogant nor ignorant.

    • @johnmorelli3775
      @johnmorelli3775 Месяц назад +1

      Yes "...looking for signs of life in the universe*..." (*excluding Mars) Gotta read the footnotes man!

  • @recoilrob324
    @recoilrob324 Месяц назад +3

    They sent a rover to take samples then drop them along its' path for later collection and return....but now are saying that to do this will cost too much money? Who gave the OK for this plan in the first place? One would think that such a plan would include the details of how the return would be accomplished and the costs....wouldn't you? Again NASA shows they have poor management in place which just wastes money.

  • @grumpyoldsodinacellar3518
    @grumpyoldsodinacellar3518 Месяц назад +1

    And there I was, thinking the sample return had already been worked out before take off, silly me.

  • @ronsaenz9033
    @ronsaenz9033 Месяц назад +1

    I hope you get to feeling better soon. I feel your pain. I too am feeling the same. Thanks for another great and informative video.

  • @punkypinko2965
    @punkypinko2965 Месяц назад +2

    It is difficult to understand that we've never done any additional experiments to detect life, after the first one being positive, and even though we've back to Mars since. Truly mind boggling. It's like they don't want to know. Some people dismissed the first experiment; they had their reasons. Ok ... why not look again, esp since we've been back to Mars? Searching for life should've been the top priority, so when some people say "we had other things to do and couldn't spare the space/budget etc on the mission for the experiment ..." I just almost pass out from bewilderment.

  • @rogerbruce2896
    @rogerbruce2896 Месяц назад +4

    great video. I just joined your parteon at the crew dragon level. glad to support your work :)

  • @Madman6505
    @Madman6505 Месяц назад

    I can't get over how consistently good these videos are. Mr. Angry, you should be a science teacher.

  • @stevenlewis7669
    @stevenlewis7669 Месяц назад +6

    The glasses are his trademark.

  • @melissastewart8955
    @melissastewart8955 Месяц назад

    Thanks for the detailed and thorough accounting. Fascinating and intriguing.

  • @Souljourney22
    @Souljourney22 Месяц назад +3

    Why are they looking on mars when its already here? You might wanna look at the col. Karl nell interview at the salt conference.

  • @kayb9979
    @kayb9979 Месяц назад +3

    Sorry that you have allergies. My brother continually suffered from hay fever when we lived in England. When we moved to Australia (higher pollen count) his hay fever disappeared. Weird, eh?

    • @davidstevenson9517
      @davidstevenson9517 Месяц назад

      Perhaps it was those English "Privit" hedgerows that provoked hayfever-like symtoms in your brother.
      Here in New Zealand (also higher pollen count), I lived on a property surrounded by privit hedgerows and suffered hay fever symptoms for 20 years.
      Once I moved to a new suburb, the symptoms disappeared within two months.

  • @Marcus_x_art
    @Marcus_x_art Месяц назад +1

    Man what an episode! Great personal theories too man

  • @Kerrsartisticgifts
    @Kerrsartisticgifts Месяц назад +4

    What if someone doesn't want us knowing that Mars is warming too, is that a conspiracy?

    • @2150dalek
      @2150dalek Месяц назад +1

      Isn't that funny? But don't say more, Greta will have a hissy fit

  • @Ryan-mq2mi
    @Ryan-mq2mi Месяц назад

    Great job on this, by the way. Nice piece of work

  • @catherinegrimes2308
    @catherinegrimes2308 Месяц назад +1

    At the end of an online talk about Mars, I asked the speaker why NASA is doing everything except for look for life on Mars. The answer was that if life were to be found on Mars, NASA would not be permitted to land anymore probes on Mars because of an international treaty.

  • @richardnew1215
    @richardnew1215 Месяц назад

    Jordan, your new look makes you look a decade or two younger. Definite improvement. 😊

  • @raybojr1
    @raybojr1 Месяц назад

    Your lack of confidence in Boeing is... Intriguing. LOL

  • @ThePugnitopo
    @ThePugnitopo Месяц назад

    I would always assume contamination from earth before jumping to the extraterrestrial conclusion. It’s actually very hard to eliminate all bacteria, viruses and other biological specimens from surfaces

  • @jamesheald567
    @jamesheald567 Месяц назад

    Excellent report

  • @bobobobos2425
    @bobobobos2425 Месяц назад +1

    I don't see why they need any plan - we can already travel to devon island and look at the lemmings all day 🤔

  • @stevenlewis7669
    @stevenlewis7669 Месяц назад +1

    Testing the samples should be done there once we arrive.

  • @jeremywvarietyofviewpoints3104
    @jeremywvarietyofviewpoints3104 Месяц назад

    Very interesting.

  • @bigdougscommentary5719
    @bigdougscommentary5719 Месяц назад +3

    12:07. I didn't know Sonny Bono worked for NASA.

  • @deandeann1541
    @deandeann1541 Месяц назад

    I just remembered the name of Martian life. Thoats. 6 legged critters you can saddle up and ride. I have an old book from the 1930s that has pictures of them, along with pictures of the first Earth man to go to Mars (some Civil War vet named John Carter).

  • @BobDeWitt-pl9qp
    @BobDeWitt-pl9qp Месяц назад +1

    New evidence? The headline says "new evidence". Where is the new evidence?
    New speculation is not new evidence.

  • @gregsteele806
    @gregsteele806 Месяц назад +3

    Let's NOT bring the alien life back to Earth. Please?

    • @aaaaa5272
      @aaaaa5272 Месяц назад

      yea, Mars-lions are dangerous

  • @transformlikeaphoenix
    @transformlikeaphoenix Месяц назад

    Design a device to analysis the samples. Send it to Mars

  • @paulv7041
    @paulv7041 Месяц назад +2

    There was a mission to search for life on mars in the 90s "the beagle 2" a European space agency effort in partnership with nasa. It landed on xmas day 2003 but didn't work ✌🏼

    • @friendlyone2706
      @friendlyone2706 Месяц назад +1

      At least that's the story....

    • @paulv7041
      @paulv7041 Месяц назад +1

      @@friendlyone2706
      Lol true ✌🏼

  • @peterdore2572
    @peterdore2572 Месяц назад

    I like the New Look, especially the Glasses. It's more Casual Astronaut than Angry, but its def more Professional looking 👍

  • @KiwiBrowserSupport
    @KiwiBrowserSupport Месяц назад

    Life testing shouldn't be too much difficult to just collect different soil part & put into sugar solution. If there is life , algae will float on surface

  • @lesdircks2540
    @lesdircks2540 Месяц назад +1

    You are amazing... Thank you...

  • @marcjohnson4884
    @marcjohnson4884 Месяц назад

    I wish the sample return mission could be done faster, cheaper, less complex. Liked this video, no UFO's, just talking about how we can get Mars Sample done fast. Lets send directly back to Earth, Andromeda Strain was a great movie!

  • @charlesblithfield6182
    @charlesblithfield6182 Месяц назад

    The Viking labelled release evidence seems compelling, based on an interview you did. Your interview is an important historical record.

  • @KOZMOuvBORG
    @KOZMOuvBORG Месяц назад +4

    Did your voice change? 1:29 didn't the 𝘝𝘪𝘬𝘪𝘯𝘨𝘴 land in 1976 (seen to recall NASA tried have the landing done on the bicentennial). 8:36 guess someone during the live event noticed.

    • @TheAngryAstronaut
      @TheAngryAstronaut  Месяц назад +2

      Actually, I noticed later on. Lol. You'd think I'd remember. I was there, after all. 😀

  • @efx245precor3
    @efx245precor3 Месяц назад

    They don’t want to prove that life exists elsewhere

  • @KalashKat
    @KalashKat Месяц назад

    Great show, agree on all points. Why 720p today?

  • @-MeatsOfEvil-
    @-MeatsOfEvil- Месяц назад +1

    Great show as always! Could we have 7.33% more anger? Thank you!

  • @rickandbonnie4689
    @rickandbonnie4689 Месяц назад +4

    Since life needs water and Mars has white polar caps, why in the world are we exploring everywhere except the polls?

    • @Marstruth
      @Marstruth Месяц назад +1

      Life as we know it needs water... Don't rule out the life that doesn't need water to survive.

    • @ericblanchard5873
      @ericblanchard5873 Месяц назад +1

      ​@@Marstruth fully agree with your statement

    • @Marstruth
      @Marstruth Месяц назад

      @@ericblanchard5873 Thank you, it's the one side of the coin no one talks about (or ignores).
      Not all life "needs" water to survive and thrive... Sounds like science fiction, but within the last few years "science fiction" has been slowly turning into science facts.
      The funny part is, NASA (and the department of defense) knows this to be true... It's about technology, finding "life on Mars" is just the wool they pull over our eyes.

    • @spacechampi0n
      @spacechampi0n Месяц назад +1

      It's harder to get to the poles, but there is ice buried at equatorial latitudes.

    • @swapshots4427
      @swapshots4427 Месяц назад

      Apparently you haven't been paying attention.

  • @benedictmarshall7031
    @benedictmarshall7031 Месяц назад +1

    More likely that detecting life on Mars would lay waste to any plans for resource exploitation!

    • @davidstevenson9517
      @davidstevenson9517 Месяц назад

      Most likely, indeed! Some might even call you a "Benedict Arnold" for suggesting it!
      Environmental protection groups would leap to the side of Martian life, possibly even if only bacteria, to prevent any damage to the newly found "Martian Ecosystem".🔬🐊📃

  • @DrThoritah
    @DrThoritah Месяц назад

    Almost seems like NASA doesn’t want to prove there’s life on Mars

  • @spaceman_the_Australien
    @spaceman_the_Australien Месяц назад

    There was life on Mars but i live here now 👽🖖

  • @pakviroti3616
    @pakviroti3616 Месяц назад +10

    Is there life elsewhere in the Solar System? YES! Without a doubt. BFD! We'll take what we want and do what we need to do. F 'em!

  • @NicholasNerios
    @NicholasNerios Месяц назад

    Here's an idea, if Mars, with no magnetic field, atmosphere is being stripped by solar winds.
    And if Venus has no magnetic field but has an atmosphere mainly made of carbon dioxide.
    Is it possible the solar winds are stripping Venus atmosphere and blowing the carbon dioxide into the earth atmosphere? This could then possibly misconstrued as pollution caused by humans...

  • @creedfooz
    @creedfooz Месяц назад +2

    I have always wondered how the sky on Mars is so bright, if the atmosphere there is 100 times less dense than on Earth. After all, if you go up in atmosphere here on earth to such a high where atmosphere density is similar to Mars, then the sky is always black.

    • @logansmall5148
      @logansmall5148 Месяц назад

      Camera exposure is higher when there isn't a lot of environmental lighting. It looks bright because there aren't any other light sources, it's like how your eyes adjust to low light levels at night but if someone shines a flashlight at you it seems blinding but during the day that same flashlight would only be annoying at best.

    • @NGM.I.G.
      @NGM.I.G. Месяц назад +1

      Light bounces off of air molecules in the Earth's atmosphere, scattering in all directions. Blue light is scattered more than other colors of light because of its shorter, smaller waves. Because blue light is scattered more than other colors of light, the sky appears blue. During sunsets on Mars the sky is actually blue.

    • @Kenshiroit
      @Kenshiroit Месяц назад

      Photoshop

  • @dr.catherineelizabethhalse1820
    @dr.catherineelizabethhalse1820 Месяц назад

    The life isn’t dangered on our planet. The ecosystem will regain the complexity at least after humanity is gone.

  • @1nFect3d1
    @1nFect3d1 Месяц назад

    wouldnt it be cheaper at this point, to ship a robot that could test the samples on mars instead of shipping them back to earth?

  • @eldrago19
    @eldrago19 6 дней назад

    I'm not a SpaceX fanboy, but if one launch is the way forward why not use a fully expended Falcon Heavy? It has more than adequate lifting capacity at a tenth of the cost.

  • @ZX81v2
    @ZX81v2 10 дней назад

    Boeing I wouldn't trust to make a paper aeroplane at the moment, let alone go into space

  • @timkuehn580
    @timkuehn580 Месяц назад

    Send a lander with a small sentrafuge launcher and just hurle the samples to Space 😂

  • @AlexanderFarley
    @AlexanderFarley Месяц назад +1

    I'm glad to hear such a well-measured take on global warming, and the value/uniqueness of Earth life as a potential motivating force to act against global warming being used as a fear-mongering tactic to drive compliance. I've somewhat distanced myself from the environmental movement due to the power-seeking and control-seeking elements within the movement who mainly aim to increase the amount of authority they wield without really improving anything. It's sad to have to distance myself from a movement with what I see as ultimately good and moral roots, but it seems like this is the trajectory of all mass movements: they start with a good idea and then get taken over by institutional power-seekers as they become more coherent and formalized.

  • @Tinman_56
    @Tinman_56 Месяц назад +21

    Maybe China can bring our samples back from Mars. They'll likely be there b4 we can decide how to get there

    • @ericberg2131
      @ericberg2131 Месяц назад +8

      We're still trying to figure out what a woman is.

    • @bruceperkins2921
      @bruceperkins2921 Месяц назад +5

      maybe we'll figure out which bathroom to use in the meantime...

    • @bobharris7401
      @bobharris7401 Месяц назад +3

      My bet is on Elon.

    • @forcivilizaton5021
      @forcivilizaton5021 Месяц назад +1

      China’s space budget is calculated into their Military budget thereby they’re on a Mission one way or the other to become supreme competitors over space whether it’s for Military reach or civilian.

    • @johnmorelli3775
      @johnmorelli3775 Месяц назад +1

      and the Chinese will do the job at half price!

  • @camarosspr
    @camarosspr Месяц назад +2

    Bringing back too expensive, not worth it
    Better send a probe, cheap nowadays,
    With all Labs required to detect life, peanuts

  • @joetotale6354
    @joetotale6354 Месяц назад

    At 18.40 you can see as clearly as anything regular shaped artefacts in the foreground. You do know that you’re looking at the ruins of a destroyed civilisation wherever the rovers turn up.

  • @michaelwicks7680
    @michaelwicks7680 Месяц назад

    Great job mate, I really hope you are living in the UK and are enjoy your self, although Milton Keynes is almost Alien 🇬🇧😁👽

  • @tonyennis1787
    @tonyennis1787 Месяц назад

    If we found bacteria on Mars it might be difficult it didn't come from the Earth. Or vice versa

  • @user-en9zo2ol4z
    @user-en9zo2ol4z Месяц назад

    Both Viking landers discovered evidence for life.

  • @davidnobular9220
    @davidnobular9220 Месяц назад

    One wonders if there is any truth in the rumour that the UK is preparing for the "discovery" of aliens.

  • @kingmasterlord
    @kingmasterlord Месяц назад

    14:37 what if it's an upwelling? a thaw? like the ground heats up and something from deeper in gets released.

  • @francocarrieri1988
    @francocarrieri1988 Месяц назад

    The albedo (brightness) of Mars and Pluto are increasing and yet there is no increasing CO2 on those planets. This suggests that albedo, like global warming on Earth, is caused by the ever so slightly varying distances of the planets from the Sun.

  • @gavinsaunders01
    @gavinsaunders01 Месяц назад

    How hard is it to send a microscope? Unless… they already know

  • @jeremytipton6076
    @jeremytipton6076 Месяц назад +1

    Actually I don't think it's even questionable that there are microbes on Mars. What I'm wondering is if there is any multicellular life in
    Deep caves.

  • @pauldritsas6047
    @pauldritsas6047 Месяц назад

    Simple where there is water there is some form of LIFE!!!

  • @michaelchapman1502
    @michaelchapman1502 Месяц назад

    Wait, SLS can deliver such a heavy lander but Starship can't? Am I mistaken as to which can carry the heavier payload?

  • @charlesblithfield6182
    @charlesblithfield6182 Месяц назад

    Why not forget about returning the sample and build a rover that can collect the samples but test them on the surface of mars. Take the lab to the Martian surface. If the objective is identifying life then surely a super sophisticated micro laboratory can be developed. This solution is better because potential contamination of earth is eliminated. We are good at getting large packages to the surface of Mars. Make that package a mobile laboratory (or have a stationary lab with a rover that collects the samples and brings them to the lab). This must be WAY cheaper than trying to return samples plus it’s safer.

    • @DrMackSplackem
      @DrMackSplackem Месяц назад

      Because a suite of analysis equipment needed for a comprehensive positive result would be ridiculously, prohibitively massive. A human crew on the surface could make do with much less, it they visit the right place (it's pretty clear by now that if there's living organisms on present day Mars, they thrive only in isolated pockets).

  • @jokerace8227
    @jokerace8227 Месяц назад

    The volcanic areas of Mars seem a likely place where microbes might thrive in gases and water vapors coming from the deep through lava tubes and fissure systems.

    • @jokerace8227
      @jokerace8227 Месяц назад

      If Boeing were able to achieve delivering a lander and rover to a collaped part of an identified Martian lava tube, then we could explore that possibility.

  • @friendlyone2706
    @friendlyone2706 Месяц назад +1

    Where CO2 increases in quantity, plants grow better with less water. The deserts greened by increased CO2 cool the land, and prevent the ground from drying out tooo fast, helping have cooler days and warmer nights -- in other words, all good things.
    Complex hydrocarbons are a different story, but CO2 has been repeatedly proved to not be associated with out of control global warming. What it's very handy for is controlling anyone and anything that inhales O2 and exhales CO2.

  • @mr.transposon5017
    @mr.transposon5017 Месяц назад

    All I know is, when Planet 9 is found, and subsequently named
    Vulcan, Sol won't be reserving any secrets, and Jupiter gonna be jealous like always 😅

  • @curtstacy779
    @curtstacy779 Месяц назад

    I don't believe it needs to be retrieved. NASA would have planned to get it if they needed it, and they are not. which tells me they already know the answer.

  • @Ryan-mq2mi
    @Ryan-mq2mi Месяц назад

    As far as the sample pick up - we are going to have to do that anyway, in order to put man on Mars. Maybe NASA is just leaving these things to SpaceX, which actually is not a bad idea.

  • @blackbass4u2c
    @blackbass4u2c Месяц назад

    The United States Government has Antigravity crafts and can travel to visitors planets from where they visit us from.

  • @Kenshiroit
    @Kenshiroit Месяц назад

    Send the samples in orbit and get Elon Musk to send a dragoon to retrive it

  • @kevinvanhorn2193
    @kevinvanhorn2193 Месяц назад +3

    Bring it back? I don't think Mars will fit in the cargo hold...

    • @superkartoffel7479
      @superkartoffel7479 Месяц назад

      Yeah, even with Starship you'd have to squeeze it quite a bit.

  • @blackbass4u2c
    @blackbass4u2c Месяц назад

    There's life on Mars... You're welcome

  • @ojobee
    @ojobee Месяц назад +1

    I clicked to see if Angry has personally shook hands with a Marian 😂😂 I fall for these click baits.

  • @bella42291
    @bella42291 Месяц назад

    Shhh it's hard to mine coal, if they think there is life 😂😂

  • @Jextaz
    @Jextaz Месяц назад +1

    ~10 ads during this video. Wild.

    • @jimmyzhao2673
      @jimmyzhao2673 Месяц назад +1

      I watch the ads, it supports the Angry One's channel.

  • @dankirkland1602
    @dankirkland1602 Месяц назад

    Could organisms have been in the "nutrients"?

  • @openleft4214
    @openleft4214 Месяц назад

    Boeing does a great job taking life.

  • @Morpholaf
    @Morpholaf Месяц назад +2

    (10:38) So we traveled to another planet and killed some of the local inhabitants. Hmm.. Sounds familiar

  • @user-rz9sn3tq9w
    @user-rz9sn3tq9w Месяц назад

    What about the people life on Mars? And all the buildings their also, what about that!

  • @setlik3gaming80
    @setlik3gaming80 Месяц назад +1

    Every skippable add watched over 45 seconds.
    🙏🖖

  • @DR-mp4gv
    @DR-mp4gv Месяц назад

    tell the CCP there is an aphrodisiac lifeform located on Mars and some poor critter will be stewing in a hotpot within a year.

  • @stevenlewis7669
    @stevenlewis7669 Месяц назад +1

    Why didn't they take a microscope on the landers?

    • @spacechampi0n
      @spacechampi0n Месяц назад

      they have. It's not the kind a human can look through, they call them imagers because they are not that different from photographic cameras. They've sent a lot of different instruments that have a chance to detect life.

  • @Roguescienceguy
    @Roguescienceguy Месяц назад

    Soooo....how long are you gonna keep the creepy gentleman next door-look going 😂

    • @davidstevenson9517
      @davidstevenson9517 Месяц назад

      He looks like a typical neighbour from my suburb, over here in New Zealand.
      Angry Astronaut is a Western suburbinite like many of his audience; he dresses accordingly.

  • @stephenlreed
    @stephenlreed Месяц назад

    Cheaper to send a robot lab to Mars one way and forget about the samples at first - just look near where the lab lands.

  • @Boofi-quat
    @Boofi-quat Месяц назад

    Well, if NASA says they can do it, *you can take that to the bank!*

  • @abspasadena
    @abspasadena Месяц назад

    My friend, new hair color looks nice but as a fellow older person 😊, always shave relatively closely so light beard does not destroy the youthful look. Great show today!