Sending Humans to Mars: How Will We Do it? | Nat Geo Live

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  • Опубликовано: 30 дек 2024

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  • @94nolo
    @94nolo 8 лет назад +38

    Did anybody else think it might've Michio Kaku's voice in the very beginning, before seeing the speaker?

  • @LoveatFirstHike
    @LoveatFirstHike 8 лет назад +54

    "We should not wait until all of the problems on Earth have been solved
    before we go to Mars or further explore the solar system. There will
    always be problems on Earth, and there will be problems on Mars and in
    space as well. The skills and knowledge we gain solving the considerable
    technical challenge of settling the most inhospitable environments will
    be essential to solving problems on Earth in the future. Progress
    happens and society benefits when we push the limits of what is
    possible."
    If we as a species can work towards towards a common
    goal, we could thrive in a new age of exploration as a post-scarcity
    civilization. Endless abundance of resources are out there, we only need to get to them.

    • @yecyec77
      @yecyec77 6 лет назад +1

      And we are already here , we need to stay put and clear the CO2 up there. Im 41 years old. I believe in climate change and global warming. I have witnessed the difference of temperatures then and now.....

    • @DarthMalgusSith_Lord
      @DarthMalgusSith_Lord 6 лет назад +1

      star trek society

    • @nanaoseibonsu3798
      @nanaoseibonsu3798 5 лет назад +2

      You really do not know what you are talking about.Destroying Earth and wasting billions of dollars to save dead planet? Have Earth been able to tackle global warming? And you are here thinking about creating oxygen on mars

    • @debbies3763
      @debbies3763 5 лет назад

      WHAT IF YOU TOOK OFF TO MARS, AND WHILE YOU WERE IN ROUTE HILLERY DECIDED TOO NUKE RUSSIA THERE BE NOTHING TOO COME BACK TOO,MIZE WELL STAY ON MARS RIGHT?

    • @madzskiej.mariveles
      @madzskiej.mariveles 5 лет назад

      Mars was a dead earth, so why bother returning to the remains of a former civilization?

  • @ecoldwell
    @ecoldwell 8 лет назад +164

    People landing on Mars will be an amazing event for the human race. Am very much looking forward to that day.

    • @nicholasalves2741
      @nicholasalves2741 8 лет назад +10

      iwilleatyopussy You too

    • @alexvicaire142
      @alexvicaire142 8 лет назад

      iwilleatyopussy skankhunt42 here

    • @tekn0329
      @tekn0329 7 лет назад +2

      It'll probably be in the mid 30's

    • @jimmorrison2657
      @jimmorrison2657 6 лет назад +4

      It will be amazing mate. I hope to see it in my life✌️

    • @mtunes5186
      @mtunes5186 6 лет назад +2

      You're such an idiot lol why would you believe the same organization that says we never can get passed 3rd Earth atmosphere layer. Another words, fake moon landing as well etc highest we EVERRRRRRR BEEN was exactly where the satellites flow. Anything higher is phoni and we can never pass.

  • @vice.6048
    @vice.6048 8 лет назад +340

    in 150 years,someone is going to comment:only if they knew....

    • @jonxv5709
      @jonxv5709 8 лет назад +1

      Mr. Alexander The Great lmfao

    • @moliver1237
      @moliver1237 8 лет назад +1

      JonXV Care to explain

    • @theultimatereductionist7592
      @theultimatereductionist7592 8 лет назад +6

      Only if they knew WHAT?

    • @gabichri
      @gabichri 8 лет назад +12

      he means "only if they knew before, these people wouldn't die" or some shit like that. I'm expecting a disaster to occur but, I definitely believe that this will be possible.

    • @vntv4814
      @vntv4814 7 лет назад

      NotMe_01 real shit bro

  • @jvdeguitomedia
    @jvdeguitomedia 5 лет назад +6

    3 Years after, Look at how far we've gone boiz. Imagine what more we could do in a century.

    • @kimokla3874
      @kimokla3874 5 лет назад

      yep we can alter dna for kids to cook by radiation
      sad idiots in space
      a joke

  • @LoveatFirstHike
    @LoveatFirstHike 8 лет назад +9

    The next step after establishing ourselves on Mars, set up a way point and refinery on Ceres, followed by a methane/ethan hydrocarbon facility on Titan. Set up a sky lab above the clouds of Venus. Carry out research missions on Europa and Enceladous. Send an orbiter to Alpha Centari and Proxima B via focused laser light sail at quarter spped of light. One can dream right?

    • @eminemishh
      @eminemishh 6 лет назад +2

      Do you know how many moons jupiter and saturn have? Our descendants will be very busy

    • @robertlee8805
      @robertlee8805 5 лет назад

      Yes we can dream. That's how humans get to where we are now. Hope we get there soon though. Safely and back to our Earth safely. Imagine flying at the speed of light to another solar system.

  • @Defender78
    @Defender78 7 лет назад +3

    4:40 yeah ok, the sound effect of an exploding rocket are heard simultaneously as it blows up even though it's 5 miles up and away

  • @moliver1237
    @moliver1237 8 лет назад +11

    Does the mars series come to youtube.

    • @Warman984
      @Warman984 8 лет назад

      would be cool for youtube red. I think they have it on their website, I'm not sure though

    • @moliver1237
      @moliver1237 8 лет назад

      Warman Torrented it.

    • @Warman984
      @Warman984 8 лет назад

      I'll just watch it on tv

    • @benjaminedelman6015
      @benjaminedelman6015 8 лет назад

      +Fable34 wooooohhhh, Blackbeard over here

    • @moliver1237
      @moliver1237 8 лет назад

      ben edelman Found another youtube source we algs now.

  • @YUInoRUIDO
    @YUInoRUIDO 8 лет назад +204

    Looking at the comments I can see why some of us want to leave this planet as soon as possible

    • @theforestero
      @theforestero 8 лет назад +4

      We just want live feeds of Mars..''Mars tv''via satellites and Geo synch orbitals of Mars,and,one or two people who walk around up there and name terrains..We need more eyeballing of Mars up close to happen..more rovers..And personalized Maps for virtual terrian travelling and interation sand-box style..BUt,really,except for some nerdy dreamers(Who among us did not DREAM of Mars and going there a decade ago..?But,it's not as cool as we thought,the reality,is just ,well,plain REAL..Been there ,done that..The human race has to go to another planetary ''her'' to get done'')

    • @quickscopeoneeighty9158
      @quickscopeoneeighty9158 6 лет назад +1

      Only the strong survive.

    • @yecyec77
      @yecyec77 6 лет назад

      @@theforestero Maybe we can find some element from Mars that can cure all types cancer and other incurable diseases, then why not risk going there? Make sure u don't bring a deadly virus or bacteria souvenir from Mars back to Earth 😂 we don't need to change planet, we need to change our way of thinking, ourselves. Peole seem to be an immortal beings because we are thinking "temporary" things, Earthly things, Marsy things, but what about when you die, which planet you are going?lol

    • @sunnyinyi1907
      @sunnyinyi1907 6 лет назад +1

      hahaha the earth is full of trouble

    • @creditdebitcardscostyoumon4588
      @creditdebitcardscostyoumon4588 6 лет назад +2

      Please...let me know when flight tickets go on sale.....

  • @bendzibeats
    @bendzibeats 5 лет назад +5

    Thanks God I'm only 19 years old so I can fairly experience this to happen and see hopefully successful missions .

    • @bgilchrist228
      @bgilchrist228 5 лет назад

      Hopefully it won't be all CGI like it has for my lifetime.

  • @elle4556
    @elle4556 8 лет назад +5

    Where do I find the first complete episode? Is this the one?

    • @brickshouse9897
      @brickshouse9897 8 лет назад +3

      dude, this isn't 9gag

    • @rup7591
      @rup7591 8 лет назад

      Tommy Tucker LMAO
      This planet is not worth saving xD
      This is just the interview .
      Real show is a SIFI drama called "Mars" what is coming soon on NGC.

    • @shankernarayana2697
      @shankernarayana2697 5 лет назад

      Anshika Singh hi

  • @alexanderlinderson2655
    @alexanderlinderson2655 8 лет назад

    Please tell me this series are releasing in more than the US. Can't watch the first episode :C

  • @chZubka
    @chZubka 8 лет назад +32

    Why did they show that clip from SpaceX? SpaceX has landed 4 Falcon 9's on land and sea now over the past year. Would have been much more inspiring to show the incredible success the company has had.

    • @mike191919283474664
      @mike191919283474664 8 лет назад +5

      Chad Zubka they were trying to highlight the risk and challenges

  • @theseproblemsmatter1
    @theseproblemsmatter1 8 лет назад +6

    "We used to look up at the sky and wonder at our place in the stars. Now
    we just look down, and worry about our place in the dirt.
    We must reach far beyond our own lifespans. We must think not as
    individuals but as a species.
    We're not meant to save the world. We're meant to leave it. This world's
    a treasure, but it's been telling us to leave for a while now." -interstellar,2014

  • @aaroninman7370
    @aaroninman7370 8 лет назад +142

    Why didn't they show the successful landing that Musk did with his special rocket.

    • @djnavi850
      @djnavi850 8 лет назад +6

      Couldn't agree more...

    • @kekistaniattackhelicopter2242
      @kekistaniattackhelicopter2242 8 лет назад +14

      Same reason why Discovery channel does not do scientific shows any more. Drama sells better.

    • @danm4320
      @danm4320 8 лет назад +9

      Yh instead they showed the saddest footage related to SpaceX. I don't mind them showing it but at least show videos of achievements too.

    • @kekistaniattackhelicopter2242
      @kekistaniattackhelicopter2242 8 лет назад +5

      This is how SpaceX fragment should look like.
      They show start and landing of ORBCOM mission. Than they say. "We expected 1/3 of landing attempts in 2016 to be successful. So far 2/3 of first stage boosters have been recovered intact". "We are not thinking about going to MARS any more. We are doing it".
      And now some motivation.
      "We as human kind have talked about going to other worlds for decades. Talk time is over. Now is the time to stand up and get to work". "There are many challenges and issues that need to be worked on and we can not do everything, but we can do something". "We'll give you ships. Not one and not two but a hundred of them. You have 10 years."
      I wonder how public opinion worldwide would react to announcement like this.

    • @marsedenproject623
      @marsedenproject623 8 лет назад +5

      + Aaron Inman
      Because Musk primary rocket stage never went through the re-entry phase, it was not design to. It was design to be more like an artilery shell launch from one location and landing in another pre-determine location base on it trajectory calculation. It is design to launch and re-land back on Earth, not on Mars. This is very different then when you have an object traveling at great speed from one planet to another.
      In this case, the object has to go through a re-entry phase, using the atmosphere to slow it down so that the gravity of Mars can pull it into Mars. But the re-entry phase cause a lost of control over where the ship will land. Like a rock skipping and bouncing on a pond of water, it's hard to control where it will stop and sink to the bottom. This is showcase on Nat Geo Mars series, episode 1.
      If you want to know more about re-entry, visit our channel. There's a section on this topic.

  • @aadityabhattacharya1631
    @aadityabhattacharya1631 8 лет назад

    hope this is the complete episode

  • @nicosmind3
    @nicosmind3 8 лет назад +17

    I love how theres 2 sets of conspiracy theorists here. Set 1 that we cant leave Earth, land on the moon, and Earth is flat. Then set 2 who claim we're already on Mars and that the billions wasted on the military has already colonised space. Id love to just see a video where all of the comments are just those two groups arguing with each other :)

    • @adrianeng20
      @adrianeng20 6 лет назад +1

      Little Cripple true, lol

    • @dannyteebone9233
      @dannyteebone9233 5 лет назад

      Little Cripple way more than two! You got sphere, obtuse, dome, Flat, Hollow, multi universe, simulation theory, and we are just like a giant toy ant farm for an alien kid; those are the ones just off the top of my head...

  • @eyyeyy4415
    @eyyeyy4415 8 лет назад +1

    Right before Mars with his wonderful astronomer friend and the key to open the planet and the movie make us wow.......
    Let's present The martian

  • @Oldheadontheblock
    @Oldheadontheblock 8 лет назад +23

    where is neil degrasse tyson I thought he would be involved in this program he's the best at explaining this stuff

    • @xWood4000
      @xWood4000 8 лет назад

      Trap God I think he's very busy so he was probably doing something else.

    • @gregdemeterband
      @gregdemeterband 5 лет назад +1

      Neil, is not a Space-Travel Expert.....he is a Cosmologist....but is helping Elon Musk with Time & Distances!

    • @sonnydelight5737
      @sonnydelight5737 5 лет назад

      Because Neil degrasse Tyson is an affirmative action puppet who can only speak in simple terms to people like you.

    • @energydragon1147
      @energydragon1147 5 лет назад

      IKR

  • @2kwik4u2c
    @2kwik4u2c 8 лет назад

    Brilliant, simply brilliant

  • @kevinsheppard7517
    @kevinsheppard7517 8 лет назад +65

    Terraforming is not dumb and will be achieved and sustainable. We will find a way. The doubters can stay on Earth.

    • @CustomTies
      @CustomTies 8 лет назад +14

      Shouldn't we start with the artic, savannah and desserts first ? We cant do it on earth how could we possibly do it on mars ?

    • @PellosMaxhthc
      @PellosMaxhthc 7 лет назад +9

      Kevin Sheppard Terraforming is all good and beautiful when you talk about it but in reality we are hundreds of years too early to achieve such technology. They are talking about altering human genome while humanity still doesn't know how to cure cancer.

    • @jharl
      @jharl 7 лет назад

      Or just give earth to the isis

    • @tobesfb
      @tobesfb 6 лет назад +1

      You don't realize that melting the polar ice caps is not a particularly good idea, do you?

    • @johnmorelli3775
      @johnmorelli3775 6 лет назад +1

      Ray: Terraforming is hardly "stupid" We can create greenhouse gasses - we already are here on earth. Yes, Mars will lose atmosphere due to solar radiation & lack of volcanic activity but we can periodically replenish the atmosphere using appropriate technology so it can also be done economically. It won't be terraforming in the sense of creating a 'second earth' but rather making it safer & more comfortable for people to live there!
      When we get to mars Ray do you think people want to live underground all the time? Wear a heavy protective spacesuit at all time (because of low atmospheric pressure & radiation)? Live (essentially) in a vacuum with all the related risks? Now THAT would be stupid! Mars will be 'terraformed' or otherwise 'transformed'. That is a guarantee Ray!

  • @saturn724
    @saturn724 8 лет назад +1

    Keeping Mars out of equilibrium requires a constant supply of energy, that's ultimately the biggest problem, but it's possible that in the far future people will find ways to harness enormous amounts of energy, maybe from the sun or nuclear energy, so that bumping mars with the energy it needs for thousands of years is not a problem at all, they can keep it totally terraformed for such long periods of time.

    • @michaelflynn6952
      @michaelflynn6952 8 лет назад

      I mean... while this is true, you can't just look at everything through macro thermodynamics. The main issue would be that to terraform Mars, we would need to somehow pipe a significant fraction of Earth to it, which is not sensible.

  • @RiotHouseLP
    @RiotHouseLP 8 лет назад +15

    Honestly the future will be with cloning and being able to "download" your consciousness from one body to another body. This would be much faster than sending a physical body to another planet or solar system. Imagine sending a genetically modified clone (the vats the machinery to grow it etc in a ship) to another solar system, where that body is perfectly adapted, and then uploading your consciousness into that body. You could theoretically travel at the speed that information could travel, instead of physically making the journey. Time and distance would be less relevant.

  • @barriewright2857
    @barriewright2857 3 года назад

    Talking about Mar's atmosphere,and what volcanos do to produce the atmosphere and keep it stable is it possible to create a molten core like earth through artificial methods . And if it was possible how would you do it, if we had the technology.

  • @Towoawawabo8
    @Towoawawabo8 5 лет назад +7

    What if life started on Mars before Earth?

    • @lilcedgy6867
      @lilcedgy6867 4 года назад +1

      possible..

    • @petrus9067
      @petrus9067 4 года назад

      It might have, and a mass extinction happened

  • @lionofjudah112
    @lionofjudah112 6 лет назад

    Earth is our motherland we are naturally created by it...... We can't live without it...

  • @goodtasteification
    @goodtasteification 5 лет назад +9

    Vinegar and Baking Soda, that should do it!

  • @lance2941
    @lance2941 3 года назад

    Decided to come back and watch this after the successful landing of Perseverance on Mars 2 days ago

  • @peterloftus6259
    @peterloftus6259 8 лет назад +6

    I'm really enjoying watching the series however the idea that we have no idea what will happen during long duration space flight is nonsense. Valeri Polyakov, did nearly 438 days in space and And Gennady Padalka, who recently stayed on the ISS with Scott Kelly, has racked up 878 days.

    • @_N_O_X_O_N_
      @_N_O_X_O_N_ 8 лет назад +2

      Peter Loftus They were still in the protective magnetic field of the earth...

    • @dannyteebone9233
      @dannyteebone9233 5 лет назад

      That’s more like near earth orbit though really. Its more like a kid holding a ballon if you put it in context.

  • @thugg4lif
    @thugg4lif 5 лет назад

    We used to live on mars that’s why we are fascinated with it

  • @hardtarget9969
    @hardtarget9969 6 лет назад +7

    I think MARS is the place where once our "Creators" lived.

  • @VideoCaches
    @VideoCaches 8 лет назад

    HOW CAN I WATCH YOUR CHANNELS Online LIVE ?

  • @jacobjj6335
    @jacobjj6335 8 лет назад +3

    pls add video "Mars" premiere Bulgarian laguages...

  • @belverkungol
    @belverkungol 8 лет назад

    Finally a critique of the idea that we should/could terraform mars. Personally I think we would be better off creating a network of self contained habitats underground. We could regulate light, temperature, atmospheric pressure etc much easier, and sustainably, with the only ongoing inputs coming from solar panels on the surface. It's not that I think that we should never do it, more that it would be a wasted effort for the foreseeable future.

  • @raiden490
    @raiden490 8 лет назад +10

    I'd do it, everything comes from within, you are "home"

    • @Dorian_sapiens
      @Dorian_sapiens 8 лет назад +5

      I'll do it, in a heartbeat. I've always said, when people start going to Mars, I'll be on the first ship, if the people in charge let me.

    • @kimokla3874
      @kimokla3874 5 лет назад

      yes well said written intelligence

  • @humaimran4235
    @humaimran4235 4 года назад

    (This is Musa) To test whether Mars grown food is Poisonous or not, take a sample of blood from about 30 people (So that none of them becomes weak) of about 5 ml each)) and test each food sample of Mars on each persons blood sample

  • @ericbarr5884
    @ericbarr5884 6 лет назад +5

    My friend Darvi said she wants to go!! I wonder if they will call her!!

  • @Majber
    @Majber 8 лет назад

    Amazing video

  • @goosedaddy5565
    @goosedaddy5565 8 лет назад +10

    why are people saying that nasa sucks in the comments?

    • @yyyyyyyyyroto
      @yyyyyyyyyroto 8 лет назад +21

      Armin Hedayatfar Lack of education.

    • @aishwaryarani3237
      @aishwaryarani3237 8 лет назад

      Ruben J. Henriquez 😂

    • @divineinterventionasyouwis5725
      @divineinterventionasyouwis5725 8 лет назад

      Armin Hedayatfar for the simple fact that no one can make it to space

    • @Oldheadontheblock
      @Oldheadontheblock 8 лет назад +16

      flat earthers and religious extremists hate science and nasa and i still don't know why we don't diagnose it as a mental illness we need to ban religion 1 day

    • @dheeladheel
      @dheeladheel 8 лет назад

      Tony Calvillo and why do you think that?

  • @arissetiawan7037
    @arissetiawan7037 5 лет назад

    wow ...amazing ..hopely i am still live to show human exploration in outer space

  • @michaelmcfeely6588
    @michaelmcfeely6588 7 лет назад +3

    If we are going to spend a gazillion dollars on a science/engineering project, let's spend it on fusion energy research. Abundant, clean energy is something we can actually use.

    • @robertlee8805
      @robertlee8805 5 лет назад

      Billions of $$$$ has already been spent but no actual energy producing power plant is ready for market yet. More energy is being used to create hardly any energy return. It's going to take centuries before we get viable Fusion Energy Plant economically. But you never know they may surprise us. By-the-way Bill Gates and his Foundation is funding research on this so don't give up hope.

  • @THETRUTHABOUTMARS
    @THETRUTHABOUTMARS 8 лет назад

    Our journey to Mars should start with the truth.

  • @timgoocha
    @timgoocha 7 лет назад +11

    when you get on Mars, you will worry about how to find the food for tomorrow, as well as water, and oxygen.

    • @riflenarutogaming
      @riflenarutogaming 3 года назад

      It’s wrong water oxygen are found in poles of Mars as in form of carbon ice

    • @georgeb.3292
      @georgeb.3292 3 года назад

      Not at all. All of that will have been there before people arrive.

  • @TheEarlyGamerTech
    @TheEarlyGamerTech 8 лет назад

    does anyone have the links to download episode 1 of mars ?

  • @Zarrell
    @Zarrell 8 лет назад +3

    "Machines that can make machines" Faaaaaaauuuuuckin Terminator warning right there! :O lol!

    • @RJPastuch
      @RJPastuch 8 лет назад +1

      Odd, most car plants have robots that make machines (more cars)

    • @Zarrell
      @Zarrell 8 лет назад

      I know, just the way he said it made me think of the classic apocalyptic future :P

  • @RJPastuch
    @RJPastuch 8 лет назад

    I watched the first episode and all i wanted to do was cry. I was in Grade 2 when Alan Shepard left the planet. Hold after hold, finally a cancellation, followed by more holds and finally a launch. Then I ran to school to not be late, or at least too much so. I only hope I am still alive when we land.
    GO ELON !!!

  • @YB1W10
    @YB1W10 5 лет назад +7

    Send water and food 1st.
    For long time.
    And then send humans.

  • @marlinkojak9882
    @marlinkojak9882 4 года назад

    we are a very inpatient humans to go that far i like space adventure but cant live on mar like we do here

  • @zainpo7a708
    @zainpo7a708 7 лет назад +3

    I feel proud bcoz I'm human tnx god

    • @xzisthepro
      @xzisthepro 6 лет назад

      zain po7a70 . nobody gives a Fuhk bout humans , Dark entity's Run The Show

  • @rayagoldendropofsun397
    @rayagoldendropofsun397 6 лет назад

    They should first experiment with earth deserts making them green with vegies. If successful they could then take it to Mars. Earth deserts are rapidly expanding from lack of vegetation , but there has to be an underlying cause why vegetation keep dying , one case could be that earth's red hot core is sucking out the moisture from those regions leaving them bare, knowing that earth's core is powered by ocean water to stay alive.

  • @altareggo
    @altareggo 5 лет назад +3

    One doesn't just terraform Mars at Ludicrous Speed.....

  • @Mathepedia.0
    @Mathepedia.0 5 лет назад

    There is no science without experiment...if you don't experiment then you have no right to call yourself a scientist...much love from India

  • @RyeinGoddard
    @RyeinGoddard 8 лет назад +11

    That black lady was pretty salty about Elon Musk being mentioned. Why? hahah

  • @bohnjarker9225
    @bohnjarker9225 6 лет назад

    I think that it took 7 months to get to america but now it takes 7 months to get to another planet its such a phenomenal repeat in history

  • @masons7769
    @masons7769 8 лет назад +16

    Aliens.

  • @rmteksolo8422
    @rmteksolo8422 6 лет назад +1

    Where can I book Mars ticket please?

  • @dbproductions2767
    @dbproductions2767 8 лет назад +5

    Have they tried to grow anything in the international space station?

    • @reprisler
      @reprisler 8 лет назад +1

      www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/station/research/experiments/383.html

    • @TheRuz123
      @TheRuz123 6 лет назад

      Yep I believe they grew some form of a leafy veggie I think lettuce, they also grew flowers, although it didn't fair too well.

  • @iplaykh8701
    @iplaykh8701 7 лет назад

    I am upset why they didn't show biography of one of the old guys commenting nearly the end of the video while they show almost all the them, because I remember watching a documentary about that guy and he was so dedicated his work and passion about Mars.

  • @D3f3ndY0urFr3d0m
    @D3f3ndY0urFr3d0m 8 лет назад +39

    Andrew Fazekas is a terrible moderator/host. He asked awful questions and wasted everyone's time. These 2 Mars experts deserve better than that!

    • @MrNeptunebob
      @MrNeptunebob 8 лет назад +2

      But he does show off his hairy chest!

    • @kimokla3874
      @kimokla3874 5 лет назад

      These 2 are not CLOSE TO REALITY
      FOOLS NOT experts
      Crispy and BOGUS
      sick... as we already poison moon and mars

  • @comedycopter6936
    @comedycopter6936 5 лет назад

    You had these two people on people to provide the most rudimentary information about rockets and going to Mars. It's 2019 who hasn't heard this on every other RUclips channel

  • @uwulol19
    @uwulol19 8 лет назад +11

    If space x and NASA work together it will be fine, NASAs rocket Techniques and space x reuse ability

    • @lightdarkequivalent7143
      @lightdarkequivalent7143 6 лет назад +3

      Toastz
      But alas, humanity loves competition

    • @bgilchrist228
      @bgilchrist228 5 лет назад

      It looks so fake it has to be real, hahhahaahaha,,ha... hum....ba humbug.

    • @themsimisi
      @themsimisi 5 лет назад

      from mooning america to marsing america

    • @welderman1263
      @welderman1263 5 лет назад

      Let's go mess up another planet before we finish messing up this one mmmmm-k?

  • @janetapolinar1154
    @janetapolinar1154 6 лет назад

    I feel so emotional about that

  • @stevekazonic5661
    @stevekazonic5661 6 лет назад +10

    Uhhhh lady... you're not the only one being interviewed, geez

  • @johnsheppard5457
    @johnsheppard5457 5 лет назад

    I can see setting a base up on Mars, but wouldn’t we want to set up a colony in a different Solar System? One reason would be if the sun stars dying out we could hopefully move back and if Earths sun starts to die, would could send as many people as we could to the new colony. Most would be either childhood geniuses or young scientists, engineers, botanists, or people that could help mankind, unless we have a way to freeze people safely by then.
    But in then event of any cosmic catastrophe the more colonies we have the more chance we have to keep our species alive. Not to mention what we learn on one colony may improve others colonies as well.

  • @ViporaTV
    @ViporaTV 6 лет назад +5

    I want to leave so I don't have to hear her say right! At the end of every sentence

    • @PhilipKaskela
      @PhilipKaskela 5 лет назад

      i know, right? she actually has a lot of interesting things to say, but that is really annoying, right?

  • @cradleoflinkinpark
    @cradleoflinkinpark 8 лет назад

    If I was in Nasa I would put rations and elements in orbit of Mars, to make the transition to Mars much easier for the humans that are going to inhabit.

  • @afnanhasan3917
    @afnanhasan3917 5 лет назад +5

    some day after like hundreds of years... people sitting in their room in mars will be like.. "wtf, why did earth people find it so complicated to come here? i wanna go to earth and see what its like to be there."
    smh :3

  • @summerghost6551
    @summerghost6551 7 лет назад

    This should receive more views than someone who's flipping a bottle.

  • @thegamingnerdcosplayandstu8150
    @thegamingnerdcosplayandstu8150 7 лет назад +3

    I know how we can do it! we push NASA like how president Kennedy did in the 60's! we also have to have some to compete with like how we competed with Russia on who got to the moon first

  • @asoun_sAN
    @asoun_sAN 6 лет назад

    All the beautiful minds are heading to mars

  • @edris759
    @edris759 6 лет назад +13

    The black girl talks a lot but with no meaning

  • @855GETHALTECH
    @855GETHALTECH 5 лет назад +1

    National Geographic, I love it!

  • @vikztube7836
    @vikztube7836 7 лет назад +14

    This chick has no clue what's she's on about, you need reusable rockets to get to mars AND THEN COME BACK

    • @Flivex-ld4bw
      @Flivex-ld4bw 6 лет назад

      Vikz Tube that’s why the commander will definitely not be a woman.

  • @iTheNem3sis
    @iTheNem3sis 4 года назад

    Can we save our precious Earth please. We only have one.

  • @80srockedandrolled
    @80srockedandrolled 8 лет назад +13

    How will we send humans to Mars? Ask Stanley Kubrick

  • @zanderman004
    @zanderman004 8 лет назад +1

    When it blew up, I felt genuinely gutted. xD
    I said out loud "OH.. NO!!" lol
    Proper bummer though for sure!

  • @varun009
    @varun009 7 лет назад +7

    Nothing the black woman said made any sense. Waffle.

    • @Biker65
      @Biker65 5 лет назад

      Nothing, just blah, blah, blah

  • @victorbotas5637
    @victorbotas5637 7 лет назад +1

    Thats why the Aliens seen by humans look green and strange!
    They changed their own genes to be prepared to stay in any atmosphere!

  • @randyhunt7585
    @randyhunt7585 8 лет назад +1

    word has it we already have

  • @Bambie2K
    @Bambie2K 7 лет назад +1

    I'm no expert but how would we succeed doing this? We'd be altering the "fate" of the planet....
    Question: Is it possible that Mars already had a past life?

    • @athanassiospagalis913
      @athanassiospagalis913 7 лет назад

      To answer your question:Fate changes eveyday through the butterfly effect.An asteroid could hit mars in the north pole sublimate all the dry ice and terraform him tommorow,although its higly unlikely it may happen.
      Secondly:Its a possibility that mars could have had past life since it was similar to earth at the start of the solar system

    • @kimokla3874
      @kimokla3874 5 лет назад

      the life is there
      the radiation is there
      the poison soil is there
      cooking your kids as as you leave our magneto sphere

  • @humaimran4235
    @humaimran4235 4 года назад

    (This is Musa) It would also be a good idea to send elderly people to MArs, because they could become young again due to the lack of gravity

  • @wizzardofpaws2420
    @wizzardofpaws2420 4 года назад

    I can't imagine sitting on a spaceship for almost 2 years just to get to a place that's completely barren and unwelcoming and inhospitable. It's incredibly dangerous for humans.

  • @BobiR-bl9fc
    @BobiR-bl9fc 8 лет назад +2

    Ants and Spiders can Make a lot of change in Mars soil ,

  • @saipranaygandla9830
    @saipranaygandla9830 6 лет назад

    Ok, So I have an idea, First, Why don't we just build a Space Station around Mars like we did around Earth? so we can send Scientists so they can research the soil and the atmosphere. Then, we can plan to heat up the mars and now, we have oceans and the temperature now is suitable for humans to walk on Mars without spacesuits because now we have oxygen in the Martian atmosphere. I know it's not easy but I hope you like my idea!

  • @Techfieldspaceguy
    @Techfieldspaceguy 6 лет назад

    Make Mars great again.

  • @dong976
    @dong976 7 лет назад

    Andrew Fazekas sound exactly like Trace from DNews, I wasn't looking at the screen so I actually thought it was him 😂😂

  • @joshuab.3440
    @joshuab.3440 8 лет назад

    I dont think that terraforming is a dumb idea I just think we have to figure out a way that will actually work and who knows what the future holds for that business

  • @720p-o9l
    @720p-o9l 7 лет назад

    If I was the first person on Mars I'd smoke a blunt and go explore that would be the best day of my life omg

  • @killroywashere1254
    @killroywashere1254 4 года назад

    I wounder when we will stop learning through our mistakes??? When life stops progressing????

  • @peaceartchannel4843
    @peaceartchannel4843 4 года назад

    Changing something to MARS might cause a disbalance in everything , let everything stay as it is!

  • @motorvoyage_
    @motorvoyage_ 7 лет назад

    I guess we have some idea on how the martian atmosphere is
    so why dont we try to create that kind of enviorment here on earth and have a testing before we send the humans on mars

  • @nickmoran81
    @nickmoran81 7 лет назад

    i give mad props to the very first humans they will send to mars they got some big cajones, i would be happy to sign up as one of the first humans to go but im a big stoner i smoke weed everyday and i dont think space x would want to send a pothead to mars

  • @dominiquereyes8904
    @dominiquereyes8904 3 года назад

    There should be at least 5 ships going at the same time considering the circumstances

  • @bamm86
    @bamm86 6 лет назад +1

    Why have we been so fascinated with Mars?? Because it’s next frickin door.

  • @pkagames
    @pkagames 8 лет назад

    The real question what bothers me, about landing on Mars. Can we extend landing period and sail gently down instead going down like a falling rock?

    • @reprisler
      @reprisler 8 лет назад

      it would require engineering incredibly complex rocket systems that are able to replicate landing in the different gravity of mars

  • @Nimbus3690
    @Nimbus3690 8 лет назад

    get us to a better world

  • @roshankarki8349
    @roshankarki8349 7 лет назад

    And I want to go there.

  • @luisbelo1
    @luisbelo1 5 лет назад +1

    Subtitles in portuguese?

  • @jdmlegent
    @jdmlegent 5 лет назад

    There's no wwwwwwway you can send humans to mars with reusable rockets.
    You need a huge rocket for a massive 200-250 tons of payload to LEO...in other words we need a Saturn VI rocket if we want to go to Mars in one launch attempt. Second choice, is multi booster (currently in duty) launches-missions and built the spacecraft in LEO.
    There is no other option! 2nd option seems more doable than first....

  • @typicalendurorider8016
    @typicalendurorider8016 6 лет назад

    I would take some air to mars if I could take something