How Humanity Will Actually Colonize Mars (Year by Year)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ส.ค. 2022
- Colonizing Mars may be a near impossible task, but that doesn't mean humans won't try anyway. Check out what a successful colonization of the red planet would actually look like in today's epic new video.
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Imagine thinking humans will colonize Mars and survive when they can’t even figure out how to work together on earth where life and water are abundant.
Yeah, we're fighting about *gender* down here how are we gonna SURVIVE on mars when THAT'S out top issue
Humanity has been that way throughout time but we have still made huge gains. Your comment is very negative. I bet whoever you work for you make the same comments to co workers. Think positive. No matter how bad something is there is always a positive side.
Let me give you a example.
You lose your job.
Well at least you get time off and can collect unemployment.
Your mother dies.
Well at least you are collecting a big life insurance policy.
@@csb772 you’re delusional. We are regressing as a society. Bickering over politics, gender roles, race and debating what a woman actually is.
Everyone who loses their job does not qualify for unemployment and every parent that passes does not have a life insurance policy.
Live in reality.
We can’t just turn off the majority of our power sources right now to combat climate change. Progress is being made and we just have to wait. Not everyone is going to cooperate to make a change. It’s the same way with politics, gender, race even if they should. However none this is keeping us or should be keeping us from colonizing mars.
People have the ability to work together. obviously the people who are bad at working together will not be in the program. its that simple.
The first baby born on mars will definitly think earth is the coolest place ever
@@shaynewheeler9249 we're all pro ukraine. This post wasnt necessary. Not many people will see it either. Lol
Wouldn’t that be wild
Not cooler than Mars of course.
It is.
You're not thinking
Year 500: Martian colonies declare themselves independent from Earth. Diplomatic relations between Earth and Mars are severed due to disputes over resources, neither planet wanting to share resources with the other. Year 1000: The reality of never being able to sustain a satisfactory atmosphere on Mars makes Earth look like a very attractive target for Martians. They begin to prepare a military fleet to invade space for Martians on Earth. Year 1020: The United Colonies of Mars declare war on Earth: The First War of the Worlds begins.
Mars, believing it can survive nuclear attacks having fortified installations with many underground, launch a first strike on Earth using Interplanetary Orbital Missiles disguised as returning vessels. The governments of Earth surrender under threat of nukes still in orbit.
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Missed opportunity to call it the first “Star Wars”
there will be no war even in that long piriod of time sinse earth will always have more ways to destroy mars then mars does earth
That's a interesting concept
As a baby born on mars, growing up was a struggle. They promised us so many amazing things.
Whaaaaaaaat! 😮😅
How do you survive up there without a smart phone? 😛
@suellen22, who's without smartphone? I'm already awaiting the first dozen starshield sats to the moon. Sure thats gonna be around mars too, before the first crew arrives. 🚀🏴☠️
@@MichaelWinter-ss6lx 🤣🤣🤣
There will be no people born or raised on Mars!
As Neil Degrasse Tyson said… If we are smart enough to terraform mars… We’re smart enough to save the planet earth
the point he was making was , we should be spending more time and effort on earth ..rather than terraforming mars ..
when we cant even tereform ...terra 🤣🤣
@@davep3786 the only person here with any sense
Water is a limited resource, quit thinking so small. Either the human race colonizes new planets or the human race dies.
I think we are smart enough to save the planet, it's just to inconvenient to the people who can.
From the sun? Cause that's how the video started...
The greatest issue about living on mars is the lack of an electromagnetic field to protect life from deadly radiation
You just design structures and spacesuits to withstand such conditions. Modern technology wow!!!
Yeah too bad we have no way to protect from radiation lol
@@bod910 well, walking in spacesuits all the time will get old, if they really wanna colonize they have to terreform it
@@LisaAnn777 we do they are called hazmat suits…. Wow modern technology !!!!
@@karstenpedersen7749 I’m pretty sure anyone that goes to mats would make the concession to have to wear a space suit. If not we can build a shield for the base from radiation out of the same material as hazmat suits but translucent for sunlight. Do you not know what humans are capable of ?
This is beyond optimistic. We struggle to change much simpler issues here on earth 🌎.
yes gonna take so much longer bc its so expensive
Makes you wonder if all the "issues" on earth are simply a ploy for control
Where’s the financing for the other worldly ambition. 😂
Agree and I was just about to say that……. Firstly the AI robots that landed on the red planet would most likely developed and maybe create a conscious…… so when the First humans arrive the AI might fight them before they ever step out of their spaceships…..
And secondly what about those Chinese that would build there own base? Either base would be prepared for a battle strike …..
And what about all the meteor strikes, storms and radiation……. One bad year could wipe out the food supplies or infrastructure….. and then that mission would be lost
That the entire cave man mindset that we have we when from cave men/women then hunters and gathers now we have the today to explore what's out there more breakthroughs in science and even art as well so why are some of us hesitant about the greatest journey of humanity story
Imagine getting born on mars and never know how the earth is because they have never been there that will be INSANE and scary to think about
Not really
so its scary to you that you do not know how MARS is?
That was the premise of the 100. People on the space station were born on the space station.
@@denniswabuti6397 it's not to you? Imagine going to the future mars colony, you will inevitably be anxious about it. It's just a natural reaction of worry we can't really control, can't say whether it will or won't happen either tbh
It actually seems par for the course
Far too optimistic. I think it will take much longer for these events to take place than described here, but I hope everything works out well.
I think so too. The world is at the brink of insanity, social and economic collapse. Sadly I don't think this is a realistic priority for enough people that can make it happen.
I agree and this is too idealistic.
Actually if NASA stays on schedule with the Artemis program they should have people on the moon by year 9 or 10. Mars is definitely more tricky though. It could be how the video goes or longer, but we will at least be returning to the moon definitely within the decade, which is a important step.
He says if everything goes right
Sci-fi movie be like:
Biggest problem is that while earth gets bombarded by 10's of thousands of space rocks each year most are incinerated through friction with the air. Mars has no atmosphere to write home about so 99.9% hit the surface or our lovely constructions. The other issue is that space is full of loads of radiation and Mars has no magnetic field to speak of (which is why it lost its atmosphere) so really we need to move everything underground (maybe 5m for radiation and 100m for space rocks).
You never see it mention this in videos like this. Says a dome will work, lol enjoy having them holed by space buckshot constantly.
@@caesarsalad1170 more realistically, the infrastructure is built underground. That solves many problems
@@johnwilliams3982 Except low gravity causing cardiovascular issues/muscle loss/bone density loss.
Elons full of it!
He'll never colonise Mars
@@Drumm3rBo186 Many other ways to use rockets, Mars being one only to survey and mine it with machines over the centuries.
What I've always been concerned about with the idea of a community on Mars or the moon is what nobody seems to think about and that's crime. This video is looking years into the future. Ten, twenty, or thirty years into a venture like this involving hundreds of individuals, we will have seen our first acts of sabotage somewhere in the colony. What if someone threatens to detonate a small bomb, or what if someone contaminates the water, or air? What's to stop someone from turning off the heat unless their demands are met? We won't be leaving hatred or jealousy, stupidity or greed behind on earth.
Well considering who would be going to Mars, you should consider food and water will be available for all of those apart of Mars. Everyone there will have a job and place. What causes corruption is imbalance - such as one person or another not having their needs met
I'd like to see private enforcers take this role, bounty hunting, in conjunction with the police, etc. We need to shed our ideas of statehood from earth and embrace something beyond the "state".
@@occam6283 Allowing the people too many freedoms will cause a decrease in regulation and this can and will backfire hard.
@@DutchGuyMike I doubt it, distributed systems are more resilient to shock than centralized ones.
@@occam6283 Sure, but that doesn't equal to total freedom, and you forget that ambition is terribly in such conditions. Ambition is the thing that topples over many things, and allowing this to be unregulated is a death sentence essentially.
Imagine if one of those missions failed. The progress will be delayed in one or two years.
Imagine cancelling planes because the many deadly kills in the beginning of flight.
If it's a manned mission that fail it will delay by a decade you mean. They will not risk more people before taking serious safety re-assessments.
yeah and we still dont know if humans can survive the cosmic radiation , we never sent a human farther than moon
And imagine the loss of motivation, if things go horribly wrong, people will not be as thrilled to keep trying again
The cartoon showed only 2 ship missions. In real, its gonna be 20 ships per mission. Starship will be human rated by then. Space is harsh, theres always something that can go wrong. I dont think its stopable, once there are a dozen people on mars. Or two dozen, or 8 dozen. We loose planes all the time. 🚀🏴☠️
I remember when I was a little child and we used to go on trips to the planetarium they used to promise us all of the amazing things that would exist when I was an adult.
Some of it came true, but I can’t help but imagine what it would have been like now if everything had really happened the way they thought it would.
How old are you now
One key hurdle to all human progress is social conservatism.
@@justwannabehappy6735 libtard
Watch a show called For All Mankind, it’s set in an alternative timeline where we never stopped going to the moon. It’s basically exactly what you saw in the planetarium. Personally I love it…
My 8 year old self was waiting for my hover car that was shown in back to the future 2.
Pity we’re still so divided as a species as we’re capable of so much more. I’m envious of anyone who lives to experience this.
You watch animals and insects such as ants work as a hive to accomplish feats you wouldn't believe an ant could do. If humans could do that we'd be thousands of years ahead of where we are now
@@nomaderic unfortunately I cannot see it changing anytime soon
@@nomaderic i lost hope in everything a long time ago
Well... Almost everything
I agree. I feel anyone who ends up living on Mars will likely be much more caring and part of a community. It is currently like that on the iss rn where people who could be fighting down on Earth are peaceful on the iss together
The problems on mars are ridiculously underestimated here. Instead of fixing the fixable problems on earth, dreaming about fixing the unfixable problems on mars.
I mean we can fix both 😕
Another false dichotomy, you can certainly fix the problems we have on Earth and the problems on Mars. Perhaps innovation on Mars and resource extraction there will have benefits on humanity as a whole, I have no clue why you are being so dismissive about this, the sooner we get to Mars and colonise it the faster we can take our place in the stars.
Won’t the population on Mars be able to test terraformation techniques without killing themselves like we would?
There is too many problems about Mars, it's very hostile place@@theorangeoof926
Mars isn't there for humans to populate. Mars cannot sustain life. Duh!!
Concerning terraforming, one of the first things that should be done will be to develop an orbiting device that produces an artificial magnetic shield to help protect from the solar radiation. A relatively small device placed at the Mars Lagrange 1 point that generates a strong magnetic field should help block a significant amount of the solar radiation Mars receives. Maybe not as efficient as the Earth's magnetic field but it would be a good start.
Imagine, we have the technology to colonize other planets, yet we still cannot settle our differences and build other bases away from other colonies
I think it is more likely this happens with cooperation from China.
that would be sad, but imagine mars pulling a america on us and become their own seperate thing and start calling themselves martians and stuff
would also be sad
rlly want a human empire
@@Robot404_ Don´t count on them for cooperation. They want to be the new global empire.
Nobody is going nowhere.
Do not let them fool you. Space is hostile, big radiation issues to overcome.
Lol, we don't have the tech tho...
The UN will soon start crafting a Mars treaty.
Has been done long ago... called "Outer Space Treaty" ;)
It will claimed by China and occupied by Russia
I mean... its smart to do so. No point in starting wars over something like this. Would be much more beneficial to work together to do it.
Earth based treaties do not apply to Martian patriots seeking independence
@@ari_is_faded8611 You arent in any position to dictate that
imagine if there were fossils hidden in mars, because of how theres a theory saying mars used to have life
maybe way far back in time it could have
im just going off of what scientists say
@@broKen73484 are you daft? Who said any other lifeform's biology is like ours? So ignorant...
@@cosmicmantis0Belt buckles are incredibly ancient tech. The tech is such an effective and easy solution to a common problem that almost every culture developed THE SAME BUCKLE despite being isolated from one another. Evolution is much the same way. Mars was likely much like Earth, so any life forms that may have been there would likely have many recognizable similarities to the life forms we know.
@ 9:43 - a Ukrainian space ship landing on Mars 😂😂😂. That’s a good one.
If you're wondering what a hypothetical independent mars would be like, I recommend watching The Expanse, or wait until I'm done writing my "Mars Rising" book which could be a few years
I would like to read your bOok😊
I wanna read your book
I'd also like to read the book
reply to me when youre done with your book
I wanna read it to
This is a VERY optimistic, almost delusional, look toward the future. There are many many problems with living on Mars we haven't come close to solving. The lack of gravity and the intense radiation are some of the worst problems.
Radiation?
Answer : Underground habitats or covering with thick Martian Soil.
Lack of gravity ?
Mars does have gravity, although not as much as Earth but the ones living there will get used to it.
@@jackharper5642 Yes, underground cities is the answer considering how inhospitable the surface of Mars is.
@@jackharper5642 You don't "get used" to lower gravity. See: astronauts muscle/bone density loss. Just after 6 months.
@@caesarsalad1170 i think they could get used to it if they stay there but coming and going to earth and mars would wreak absolute havoc on their body.
Antartica on its worst day is vastly better than Mars on its best day!
This kind of reminds me of that video about the moon in an old simpsons episode, where people in the 70's used to think there would be colonies on the moon by the year 2000.
There was no Elon Musk then
Man can't go beyond low earth orbit. 400 miles up max. Mars is 38.000.000 miles away at least. There will NEVER be manned mars missions.
@@tmo4330 is the moon in low Earth orbit?
@@devilsingh5019 LOL!
@@tmo4330 yeah!, You're right, it's not like the human has gotten to the moon multiple times
I can’t wait to buy clothes that say “made in mars”
The fact that this is probably happening in my lifetime is so amazing
@Phil Failla oh brother😒
Probably not
Maybe. The problem is funding. Elon and Bezos are not self funding these missions. Where is the money coming from? Some of it will be subsidized like it already is.
Since it may be happening in our lifetime, I'd better start worshipping the machine spirit
How old r u then
For a moment there I thought we would fight muscular cockroaches the size of pillar men on Mars.
I understood that reference.
hey... (leonardo dicaprio pointing to tv meme)
Listen, if that means I have a chance of Michael K Davis stepping on me with her ant strength…I’m in
Isn’t that a film?
@@Sparkshot99 it’s an anime and manga series called Terra Formars
Plot twist: we land on Mars and get greeted by martians💀
This will be an interesting video to come back to in the years to come to see how accurate it was
Far too optimistic. I’d be shocked if a human makes it to mars in the next 50 years, absolutely shocked.
And why is that? We got all the technology already and spacex is going to launch crews to mars in under 10 years in any case.
@@Luwle keep dreaming, no human is going to step on mars in atleast 100 years. Mark my words. And even if they reach mars, they'll never be able to settle there. Only and only earth has the capability to sustain life in the entire universe, no other planet or star. We're not living in movies, this is real life
i would say we might land there in 25-30 years and i think starting colonies would take 50-75 years after that.And terraforming will probably take a few millenia at the best scenario(remember,we are talking about a planet only 8 times the mass of the moon or 0.1 masses of the Earth,and also we are literally currently killing a planet that is habitable already)
50 years? Try 200…
@@kenneylom8695 Not even 200, Mars is totally inhabitable. Humans cannot colonize it even in a million years. All this mars fuss is just to extract money and fool humanity
Every time he says "Starship", it either shows a Star Hopper, Crew Dragon capsule or Falcon Heavy. But never a starship...
Exactly! It’s very misleading
Probably was harder to drawn
@@kevwatts starship is literally a cylinder with little wings and a pointy top 😂
@@TheSpaceflightGuy it was sarcasm, maybe in Spanish sounds funnier 😅
Solar RADIATION: am I a joke to you
How will mars population handle the huge tornadoes and cyclones that come frequently?
Much of Mars infrastructure is likely to be built underground.
There really aren't tornadoes or cyclones on Mars. There isn't much of an atmosphere, so it isn't likely that those can happen. Dust storms maybe, but dust storms can't really do much to a building other than cover it in martian sand and be kinda inconvenient
Realistically, Year 27- the 2nd group of explorers arrive to bring more supplies, and collect the corpses of the 1st group of explorers.
💀💀💀💀💀
This is extremely optimistic, considering the strain our civilization is experiencing right now in maintaining our atmosphere to prevent global warming. I'm not against the notion of eventually settling Mars, but we must advance our society in a way that we can sustain technological progress while creating minimal emissions. If we can "fix" global warming, we will buy time and resources to get to Mars.
Global warming is NOT a critical issue. It's just AN issue. The apocalypse lies are tiresome. It's nothing that can't be dealt with over the long-term.
Global warming is a natural phenomenon that humans haven't been around long enough to determine if we even had an impact on it. Scientific research shows that the earth over centuries fluctuates with temperatures (up and down). So, it just might be the nature itself since there is not enough proof and evidence we are/have caused it.
The fact we can make futuristic techs and stuffs but we still dont know sending bombs to eachother are bad.
I'm taking notes, "Bombs are Bad.... "
This is gud stuff 🤓
@@Broockle what are you thinking- OH GO- 💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥
@17:23 I like that part that Ph 🇵🇭 has a plan to have a city in Mars
We can't do the super easy task of turning the the earth's deserts green, how can we possibly do the super difficult task of making Mars habitable?
Cuase humans don't care, well the western countries don't care, and probably the eastern to
We can probably turn the deserts green its just not cheap enough to do on a mass scale.
Just no money in it bruh everyone just wants to live the high life and don't care what happens after we're gone
@@MS-np2nf Just dig swales, mate
Well for starters no body lives on mars to stop us. Like the US could start working on saving the rain forest right now by invading Brazil and taking control of it. But that would mean going to war, killing a lot of people and upsetting it's own citizens. The US could do the same with Africa and turning the Sarah desert green. But same problem.
I wish i were younger, id go. At the least id get to see all this play out. I'll probably be senile by then 😔
Theyre doing so much with science ill probably never see like bringing mammoths back etc.
How old are you
If you’re under 20 you have a chance bub
@@cutuway 16🙏
27 years is a long time even from now. And while we could get there in that time, I don’t see us colonizing it by then.
Your ability to get through this upload without giggling deserves respect. I didn't get the joke at first. LOL 💜
Perhaps not in my lifetime but I'm excited for where mankind goes, we can literally do anything
We cannot literally do anything. Thats a positive attitude to have but there are limits to what we can do.
Q. Should the Mars colonization plan be conducted by private or public enterprise?
A. That's NOT the right question. The right question is: What organization(s) are best suited for safely landing materiel and personnel on Mars in a progressive and organized fashion that achieves the establishment of a city or cities on the Red Planet. All the while protecting individual rights and balancing them with settlement rights and success.
I am not sure of the answer, but an answer that has always been there is that the public sector provides the route and funding and private sector achieves the goals (cf. WW2 armament and NASA public/private R&D and delivery of the means of achieving goals).
Both competing.
Could you imagine if instead of a race against each other we had a race against time together to get to mars, a major joint venture the time frame for getting there and making it habitable would be significantly reduced.
@TerritoriesOfMan12 they‘ll be done in 5 hour when you tell them that
@@Thomashallender or a few months to be more practical.
@@Thomashallender There's a typo in your comment. 5 milliseconds*, not hours.
@@lekevire oh yea, my bad
Competition is better than monopolization
Isn’t it amazing how even now with pessimistic thoughts in our minds and thinking this would never be pausible, we are already talking about protection from radiation, oxigen extraction and terraforming another planet, i believe the start of these discussions is amazing
And boom, "The Expanse" happens, except maybe the aliens that appear out of random portals.
It’s just sad that humans can’t work on this together instead of bringing in the issues between countries and “competitors”
You say that but like humans can barely work together to properly manage the resources we have on Earth.
@@The_Chocolate_One lol true. I guess we are just built in such a way.
That's a longshot, first of all we should stop spending 150x times more money on military than in space exploration, then we can talk again.
On the flip side, competition & competitiveness in general is a driving force in humanity's technological/exploratory ascension.
So in a way, it helped us advance & get to Mars much quicker.
It's the very competition between countries and competitors that encourage innovation. It was called the space 'race' bw the USA and the USSR. The govt and the people were so onboard the moon mission in America mostly to one up the Soviet cosmonauts going out into space.
Wow! This is probably my favorite Infographics video. I have nearly seen all of them. It was truly inspiring. I look forward to the future. I hope mankind makes it to the cosmos.
If there’s even a future
Well with how slow progress is we definitely won't see it ! !
@@cafeteriaarellano5359 Bruh don’t be negative
@@budhuedbuedbed You have to expect the bad as well as the good, Bruh.
Never mind nasa, you better prepare for the dreadful day of the LORD JESUS , your number 1 goal should be to turn to Him before it's too late. Otherwise you will see destruction unlike amything you have seen in your video games.
When this eventually happens, I can imagine an all out war between the residents of Mars and Earth.
The racist Marsians 😂
If humans could live forever this would be near to see .
Whichever country, or countries build a massive spaceship that can travel from Galaxy to Galaxy, mining, or pickingup raw materials, resources along the way, will secure the survival of the human race, long after our sun burns out, and planet earth, along with our solar system is no more.
Thankyou for another great video Infographics shows 🔥👍
Lol galaxy to galaxy? Hopefully we can actually devise a way to leave our solar system.
@@seanstenson2835 fax lol
Not galaxy. But at least interplanetary or interstellar travel. Even for light it takes over 200k years to escape out of the milky way
You'd also will need roaches & worms on mars to consume waste, constant food source, & to filter out elements in the soil. Including flies. The martians will have to use their own waste to make dirt, but itll work
I feel like the many disasters that would be realistically expected were left out
I can just see the Weather Channel meteorologists bracing themselves during LIVE coverage of each dust storm
Heyyyy early to the party yayyy yayyy! Love you infographics show, watched every episode to date, I can’t get enough! Love your narrator I could marry him for that voice 😍😂
I wish we could be alive to see what happens in the next 1,000 years.
prob return to monkey
Ever thought freezing yourself
Yea it's sad but hey people will enjoy Mars
Maybe
@@makesgames_yt_lol no.
Yeah,but hopefully our descendents have a good time in Mars. I guess.
Imagine they do it like in video games!
Yes there's always those people that are not mature enough to appreciate life but for those who dare to believe, the answer is and will always be "YES AND AMEN!"
This video was delightful. I grant you this was the most ideal scenario about colonizing Mars. But it does point out much of what is ahead.
Wouldn't teraforming the arid places on Earth, like the Sahara, make more sense than teraforming Mars?
eccentric billionaire are the new geniuses
Totally agree. Terraform our deserts first.
They distinctly mention not terraforming Mars. As there is a lack of electromagnetic forces to protect greenhouse gases from radiation.
@Phil Failla why not
@Phil Failla why? Because if these geniuses cannot terraform a desert in the habitable zone with all the resources we have it’s never going to happen on Mars.
I wonder if all the countries of Earth put this amount of effort into making positive changes here on Earth, where would we be in 50 years?
Seriously. The worst apocalypse on earth would still leave us a more habitable environment than Mars today.
You be a REAL Dreamer… thank you!🥲 ⚔️🙏🏽⚔️
No matter how much fiction is added to this video to make it sound plausible, I still absolutely love that wec are close enough to turn this dream into actual reality
But we’re not. It would be fun if we were, but we’re not close. Even getting a single group of people there in the next ten years is an optimistic leap.
Surface domes are unlikely just due to structural limitations. Seems more likely initial structures will be at least partially covered with eventual cities either being developed into cliff faces (see Nua) or canyons (artificially created)with sloping walls to allow increased sunlight but still protecting against the bulk of radiation. The “roof” would be covered with a transparent material with a lightweight support structure and rely on the internal atmospheric pressure as well. This would allow for the creation of outdoor like environments - extra space, high ceiling allowing for trees, and even rivers or lakes.
There are these lava tubes, also on the moon. They eventually lead into big caves and make it easy to seal air inside. 🚀🏴☠️
This is beyond way too optimistic. Without a magnetic field all living spaces would have to been in those domes. And what do they do when the Sun wants to blast Mars with solar flares and CMEs? Again without that magnetic field how do you keep the power grid from melting down and everyone suffocating in those domes. We are going to have to get some of that next level Star Trek tech to make Mars work for us. Warp Drive to speed up the travel time and all that good stuff.
Yea the animals would die within seconds of air exposure. Once you get through the air pressure then your breathing 00.2% Oxygen you would suffocate on nitrogen. Yummy 😋
It did say IF everything goes the best possible way it could
Olympus Mons would not be a very difficult mountain to climb lol.
It’s a gradual, gently sloping shield volcano. Standing on its summit and you would barely notice that you’re higher up than the surrounding area.
You should be able to hop up it in a third of the time it would take if you were on Earth.
Easier said than done. It's comprehensive that humans will land on Mars in a few decades but colonize it? I don't think so. It's gonna take many many many years before we can settle on Mars. Probably in the next century but no one knows for certain if settling down on Mars would be ideal for humans. Future is unpredictable
I mean, it could happen, but I don’t see it happening in my lifetime. A crewed landing sure, but not a colonization of Mars.
I suppose that in 1919 no one expected anyone going into space, let alone someone would land on the moon in 50 years, so who knows.
I believe there was a study that stated that a magnetic field generator at one of the LaGrange points with strong enough field would be be able to deflect the solar wind around mars. This would be a smaller requirement than to complete encompass the whole of Mars.
Aside from a more difficult maintenance mission, the energy requirement would be significantly smaller than a planet wide shield generator
I know! We could all wear magnetic suits!
We should probably take a bit of advice from the feature film The Martian. That movie could actually help us in the process of the colonization of the red planet.
It’s a movie, sorry if the joke wooshed over my head :8
@@obiwankenobi8368 he’s not joking. it’s okay, just don’t look at him.
I would imagine anyone we send up there has to be extremely psycologically grounded.
@@cosmojuicer Then again, we should at least bring our own water. It could help the process of growing crops. And we should bring some UV lights, since there isn't any oxygen on Mars.
The Marian film seemed pretty realistic for a space movie I'm with you man
Colonizing Mars is a fascinating challenge; however, there are significant obstacles that need to be overcome. One of the main issues is the absence of a robust magnetic field on Mars. Unlike Earth, which boasts a powerful magnetic field generated by a moving metallic core, Mars lacks this feature.
The Earth's magnetic field plays a crucial role in shielding against space radiation and solar storms. This magnetic barrier deflects charged particles from the solar wind, preventing them from directly impacting the planet's atmosphere and surface. In Mars' case, the lack of such a magnetic field exposes the Martian atmosphere and any potential life forms to intense radiation from space and solar emissions.
This direct exposure to radiation can be detrimental to colonizers and any infrastructure established on Mars. In the long term, the absence of a robust magnetic field poses a significant challenge to the sustainability of a potential colony, necessitating innovative solutions to protect inhabitants and structures.
Furthermore, space radiation can negatively impact electronic and communication systems, making it essential to develop technologies that can withstand such extreme conditions. Therefore, the successful colonization of Mars will require not only the establishment of habitation infrastructure but also the development of effective measures to shield against the adverse effects of space radiation.
These challenges underscore the need for ongoing research and technological innovation to overcome the obstacles associated with the absence of a magnetic field on Mars, ensuring the safety and long-term success of any human endeavors on the Red Planet.
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Visiting Mars before GTA 6!☠️
It’s funny looking back to the 40’s and 50’s and seeing how they thought life would be in 2000. This reminds me of that… I wonder how close this really resembles what will happen or if we’re going to look back at 70 years old laughing at this video
The dip will deepen
I was a teenager when we landed on the moon ... I remember how my GF and I had the TV outside so we could watch it and look at the moon. Sadly ... over 50 years later we cannot even go to the moon ... not even leave someone there for a week and yet they continue to make (make believe) videos about how we are going to live on Mars ....
Our Space Program has done next to nothings in the last 45 years > compared to what we did in less than 10 years from the day it started.
We didn't have the Cold War level Budgets in those 50 later years. Instead the world focused upon making life better (or worse) on Earth itself.
I can just wish to be alive to watch if this happens.
That,and to see a real alien with my own eyes.......
Prepare for a couple thousand years for that or even more
I would rather be alive to see world peace, or an end to disease, hatred, hunger, poverty and crime, rather then just watch people walk on a distant rock
How can we colonise planets if we are still arguing over humans. We could have done so much but we chose to fight each over.
But human fights brought most of modern technologies. If were not fighting all the time, maybe we would be still camping in forests.
Because the ones to actually go to mars won’t be the one’s disagreeing like that here. It’ll be people who have the means and who contribute the most with a handful of expendables.
And even that number will dwindle due to accidents and underlying conditions.
Yes, I just played a game called Deliver Us Mars, which released just a few days ago, and that game is a great example of that. I highly recommend playing that game just for the story alone and the game before it, Deliver Us The Moon is also a really great game too
@@Ice_cold42 I’ll check it out
Well, for starters we won't invite or allow any alphabet agencies. Keep politics out of the missions and Earth based governments off of Mars.
You guys should make a video on the concept of a one world government & what that might look like or how it could possibly come to pass.
I was literally thinking about this and then you uploaded this what a coincidence
LIAR
How can we colonise Mars when we can’t even take care of our own planet?
It will teach us a lot about recycling, cause u can’t waste there ressources
It’s insane how far we’ve come
This is VERY optimistic!
I would think that putting the resources into an already hospitable perfect planet for life be easier than turning a wasteland into a liveable environment? I would think it would be smarter to make sure that our planet stays as nice as possible as long as we can. Then barring an extinction level event we won't need to leave earth
Improving Earth will happen, but a huge argument is an extinction event, as long as we are in one place, one extinction will destroy us.
There are no microplastics on Mars.
If anything happens to earth even if it wasn’t caused by us (a natural disaster, a plague, maybe an asteroid. It would be idea to have something as a second option. If we want our species to survive long after our sun as died out we have no other choice.
“Take all that money we spend on weapons and defenses each year and instead spend it feeding and clothing and educating the poor of the world, which it would pay for many times over, not one human being excluded, and we could explore space, together, both inner and outer, forever, in peace.”
@@eoxcy Excactly. We need at least 1 self sufficient city on mars
This reminds me of a game that I used to play a long time ago called Planetbase on steam.
Surviving Mars is good too.
yooo i also play planetbase on steam im glad i see another player too
We should focus on looking after Earth before colonising other planets
The way you expressed your thought process a link by link. Just amazing. Thanks man.
*Thanks man or woman
Just take a second to think how lucky we are to see this happen in our lifetime
Yeah, dream on.
@@bertruss Elon musk will go down as the greatest charlatan in history one day
@@Riqo2Suave more like the one who set up the foundation for it.
I think that saying this will be done in our lifetime is ambitious at best
What part of having to terraform an entirely different planet because of impending destruction of the beautiful planet we are currently on is lucky? It's sad that we even need to do this.
It won't happen
Imagine if Chernobyl just melted down and you’re like, “I think I want to build a home right at the heart of it.” That’s mars.
Thanks for the interesting video.
Great animation. The only challenge is your spacecrafts are Falcon Heavy instead of the proposed Starship.
As much as I appreciate your videos, I want to remind you on the Outer Space Treaty, in regards of multiple nations on Mars.
I'm sure they'll amend a few rules or blurr the line of what's actually allowed,
For example it says no "Nation" may claim sovereignty over outer space or any celestial body. But SpaceX isn't a nation and they don't have to claim sovereignty over Mars only their own equipment, technology and structures.
What?
the international space treaty is no worry for any of these companies, such as nasa or space x most of these companies "work for the government" anyways, and no one in particular OWNS any of these planets. they are technically owned by every government
he is correct outer space is going to be a political warfare of multiple countries going to war on earth over to conquer .
Would be no treaty since no one has ever been there.
Mucks is crazy. We’ll never colonize Mars.
I think terraforming Mars will teach us how to repair Earth in innovative ways. Space travel has given us so much right here on the surface.
They should bring chickens with them. Once you start producing grain chicken guano can be used as fertilizer. They could also provide food in the form of eggs, and potentially meat once a healthy balance is found. Small and domesticated chickens could become a Martian’s best friend.
And tobacco and liquor, for the dumbed down masses.
@@langleybeliever7789 ideally we will them behind.🤗
I was sying that jokingly, man has never left the earth , past the firmament. And never will until the coming of the Lord Jesus Christ.
@@langleybeliever7789save ur speech for ur church group 😂
The possibility to once live a life without insects Is so refreshing.
Ppl will still be having butterflies in their stomachs in mars
Ya but wearing a space suit to be protected from radiation anyway makes it redundant. You can wear a space suit on earth and not get bothered by insects.
Haha at first I thought this comment was hilarious.But while i was reading this post an insect fell on me from the celing. Lol
Many fundamental ecosystems on Earth would collapse if it weren't for insects. They are essential.
@@KlausBahnhof Digga Klaus, das weiß jedes Kind. Trotzdem gehen die einem aufn Sack.😁
terraforming with semi-autonomous robots would be much more promising and probably faster
I wonder if the "Emperor of Mars" will be able to get his cybertruck working for "year 25" 😅
Mars does not have a magnetic field. One solar flare will wipe out the colony without a magnetic shield. Venus would be a better choice possibility.
Like temperature that melts lead, and an crushing atmospheric preasure?
that's a fair point; even if we terraform it, the atmosphere would gradually thin out. Domed cities would work out better.
@@DDlambchop43 there is theories of intentionally polluting the Martian atmosphere with greenhouse gasses and there is the large quantities of dry ice on the South Pole which could be liquidated
@@matejkovalcik9976 well at least it has a magnetic field.
Jupiters moon would be better
thinking about colonizing mars too early might lead to treating earth less seriously
It’s better if we do this sooner then later. We have no clue what could happen here. Either it be something natural or something caused by us. We will never take our home less seriously if we started to move people to mars.
@@eoxcy They would soon stop seeing Earth as their home
@@radleyisidore1900 no we wouldn’t
People saying this is an over estimate for 50 years, but look how far we've come in the last 50 years
"Maria! I blabbed about Mars!"
The only thing I'm wondering is what Mars has that the Moon lacks.
Mars is a year or more away by rocket while the moon is only about a day and a half away.
Once on Mars anything that doesn't work takes a year for a replacement while on the Moon it takes about a day and a half.
I'm not saying don't go to Mars I am saying we should go with a process that has proven that it can keep the inhabitants alive for years on the moon before we try building one on Mars only to find out it doesn't work as planned, and the fix we sent doesn't work either.
The failure of Biosphere 2 comes to mind. Getting regular supply packages from Earth is gonna get really expensive and if anything happens to the supply chain the Martians won't be coming back.
Everything you said here is possible I just don't think it is very probable on your time scale.
so far the plan seems to be go to the moon first and establish a presence their.
..bcuz 'NASA\ lost the Technology to "Fly" to the Moon..didn't ya know? TH-cam it! ;)
Atmosphere. Mars has one even though it's mostly CO2 and the moon doesn't. Also, the gravity is double on Mars vs. the moon.
And also daylight. The moon has no atmosphere, so the sky is always black even when it's facing the Sun.
An atmosphere
And in the first sentence they say something incorrect. Mars is not closer to the sun than earth or Venus. That’s mercury
you know he said relative right
@@salemdiaz186 yes but you know he said close to the sun relative TO THE EARTH right?
a new era of the age of exploration!
A birth on the way to Mars while still in 0 gravity would be really messy to say the least.