Consider this: someone born in 1903, when the Wright Brothers flew their 80 mph plane, lived to see the Voyager spacecraft leave the solar system. Who know what we'll accomplish in the next 100 years?
Sama Lass they are, they’re just too far to be reached in any reasonable amount of time. It would take thousands, even millions of years, to travel from one to another, and most would only be primitive, and microbial organisms.
The problem with exploring space is that other stuff is so far away. When even the speed of light is too slow for any meaningful exploration, it's a real kick below the belt. We would need a series of amazingly revolutionary new technologies before we can realistically plan to go to other stars.
Ahnaf Azim yeah man exept this is all bullshit ! You need to slow down those little gadgets when they get there plus how you gonna communicate with them from that kind of distance? They will install a parabola dish the size of a dime on the little bugers you think they'll be able to send back info from 4.2 light years away? So don't git to excited man this ain't gonna happen...
TIBOR Purzsas it uses a Lazer to send information and we have HD cams the size of thumb tacs lol that's not the problem at all. It getting g to the location. They are thinking about a shoe box size. And 200 of them traveling at 25-30% the speed of light. Instead of 10 min of lazers it would be 25. And use alot of power 50 sent per year for 4 years. Eventually have relay stations make the signal travel a little faster maybe.
You know what would happen if NASA's budget was raised to one trillion dollars. All the NASA administrators would be getting huge pay raises. There'd also be a bunch of donations from NASA to Democrat & Republican campaign coffers. And if its budget was traded with the military's then you'd have death across the globe as warlords rapidly expanded their borders because they knew the USA was going to be unable to stop them. And all we'd really have to cut is the amount of federal workers we've hired that staff failed, redundant bureaucracies.
@@jana31415 Makes sense. Because flat earthers and religious freakazoids would contribute. And what of the people worldwide who dont have a sent to their name because of poverty, homelesness, war, genocide, famine. And kids...how many newborns are going to turnover $10?
Yes, and at the same time, U.S. Department of Defense does not need that much money. The U.S. needs to stop causing wars and arming various groups in foreign countries.
To add on, oil (petroleum) is formed from natural decaying matter, such as fossilised trees, animals, and other microscopic organisms. That's why it's comprised of carbon and burns well.
trains canada If we stacked the entire world’s population on top of each other, we would have a stack reaching 8 million miles out, 40 times the distance of the moon
Zaldy Fernandez 7000 years through ordinary propulsion. Future missions are likely to adopt the newly developed laser propulsion which can push stuff depending on their mass, for ex. an ordinary spacecraft around 10 percent of the speed of light
It's depressing when the yearly military budget of the U.S. is nearly 60 times the cost of this project, while they keep increasing military spending and decreasing funding for NASA.
@@elitewolfzz567 After threatening repeatedly to shut the whole thing down? I think people will believe that budget increase when Nasa is literally sent the money
No. Even with money they would need to improve their technology and to create something that could terraform Mars, it would take at least 5 years to build, even with more budget.
Why not just attach a Nokia to a solar sail? We'd only have to send one probe then, since there is no conceivable physical force strong enough to destroy a Nokia.
sucks that most of us, if not all, will be long dead before we get to see another planet, let alone explore another planet outside out solar system. its really sad when you think about it
We already know what's in our oceans because of satellites, and don't you dare bring up the "only 5 percent of the ocean has been explored" argument because its simply not true. When they say "only 5% of the ocean has been explored" that means a human being has physically been there, when in reality, the rest of the 95% has been mapped by satellites.
Your vids are awesome, the way you speak, the way you explain things, the way you give equivalents, the graphics, all of it! 5 stars. Keep up the awesome work dude!
In light of the depressing situation around interstellar travel, this is the most uplifting project I have heard of. The information from this would set us up for the future and so soon.
JMW Life most of nasa's budget goes into near earth orbit so its bs that nasa is mostly focused on far away objects. Truth of the matter is that nasa is underfunded as hell. Its not the giant that it was during the space race. If it was, we'd have bases on the moon at least.
@@jmwlife2k Yes, you try to do it. Sending ISS into Orbit, a man to the moon, controlled robots into Mars, voyager 1 that far away yet still communicating with you, dude, they are doing well... Aditionally, id say Nasa should get at least 35 to 50 billion per year since we need space. Earth is, lets say the truth, too late to save. We need to either find a way to get humanity to another planet by 2150 ~ or NASA does a Miracle yet again and saves earth. Finally, far away discoveries are the most important.
1. It does 2. Nice Joke 3. Proxima Centauri B will take a while to get to and it will take years to get to while Mars takes 9 months to get to with our current technology so Mars will be our first planet.
considering travelling to moon or into the space is considered a big deal at "human endurance speeds" , i dont think so it would be possible in the current century. 20% the speed of light is 6 x 10^7 or 60 million m/s. At that speed "MANY THINGS COULD GO WRONG" . U might not believe but we are a very weak species. Of course we became strong cause of our intelligence but we have to put everything in our equation to find a new home
I love and enjoy trying to figure out the answers to all the unanswered questions instead of just being programmed on what I'm supposed to believe, I'm sure there's answers out there to be found but we need to make sure we have the freedom to think free even if it's just a thought.
Question 1 : how do you slow it down Question 2 : how does a tiny camera relay photos 4.25 light years away Question 3 : why photograph Proxima B seeing that it's a dead planet because Proxima Centuri is a red Dwarf with extreme solar flares. Proxima B is also most likely tidely locked which means it's magnetisphere is none existent
I've heard the *theoretical* top speed of breakthrough starshot is 25% of the speed of light. That means that it could go 134.2 million MPH at its almost definite max speed, and about 167.75 million MPH at its *theoretical* top speed.
Hi Joseph, this is Roberto from Italy, 16 years-old student. I've been watching your videos for lot of times, and I really like what you publish. I just want to tell you "keep going on" and that I find really interesting the topics you cure. Good luck! P.S.: actually the most sold car in Italy is the Fiat Panda, an the Toyota Corolla does not even appear in the top 50!
I'm 29 and it motivated me to live upto the age of +16(the year when the ships will be launched) +20(the time it wil take to reach proxima) +5 (it would take time to reach those signal back to the earth) ... 69 years... Finally found a reason to live
“Born too late to explore Earth, born too early to explore the universe” Excuse me sir, only 5% of the ocean has been explored so far and 100% of Mars has been mapped.
That would actually be insane to go to another star system because just imagine you were born on Earth and if you were to get to Proxima-Centauri you would be over 4 light years away from where you were born thats crazy :O
0:22 "Born too late to explore the world, Born too early to explore the universe." *_BUT BORN JUST IN TIME TO WATCH REALIFELORE AND BROWSE DANK MEMES_*
@@parka0m485 maybe not us bruh don't push it that far. But our grandchildren, highly possible. Althou dying on earth is a lot more fun than dying at somewhere else. (All death is bad, but unfortunately inevitable) so I actually prefer to die here. Tellus 🌍🏔⛰🌋🗻🏕🏖🏜🏝🏠🏟 mmmmm..
The Cyborg Steve Don't worry, I'm sure our world will be so fed at some point that most of us will be like astronauts in the future. Just like most of us think we are scientists, politicians and philosophers now.
Actually we were born at the right time to explore our consciousness! So much hate and problems in the world and no one knows 100% why. Perfect time to find out who we are as a species before we go explore space.
True, with the progress of modern medicine, people that are in their teens/twenties now could easily live well into their 100s, maybe even 200s. Rich people though, the technology to keep people alive for that long won't be cheap and accessible to poor people.
Pierre F I doubt 100 lol if there's a major breakthrough in the near future then maybe. The highest life expectancy is like 78 for that to jump 20 something years in less than 100 years when we've never done a jump like that before is crazy
The last person born in the 18th century died some years ago, they had lived for 110+ years. Researchers say that the person (or persons) who will reach 150 or beyond has already been born.
*close your eyes and imagine there is highly intelligent life on other planets* *then open them and cry, knowing you are probably an average person and wont be able to ever see it in your current lifetime*
@@qaissaif7905 Or we could kick their asses because humanity is good at war. Or this intelligent life could have no such concept as war or even violence.
What we need to get to Proxima Centauri is an engine that harnesses the power of Dank Matter. We have already harnessed the power of Dank Memes. Therefore, we are getting closer.
Born to early to explore space and to late to explore earth but just the right time to explore ourselves, we will define what it means to be human before we go exploring
I don’t like the quote in the start. I think it’s true, but we are also the luckiest generation. I say this because we will be the first generation to make humanity a multiplanitary species.
I guess so...but it would've still been cool to have been born in the future with flying cars and all that crazy sh*t. (I'm joking about the cars but you get my point).
The future is definitely about saving Earth I agree with that. But I think it is kind of ridiculous that you say we will *never* colonize the outer solar system or another star. There are many propulsion designs such as nuclear thermal or fusion propulsion which would allow for week long trips to Mars and month long trips to Saturn and those are relativity near future tech we can see our-self's getting in 100-200 years. As for interstellar travel laser propulsion allow for speed of around 10-20% the speed of light which would let us get to near by stars within a hundred years not thousands. None of this tech requires "science bending". Here is a good website which talks a lot about realistic space craft designs for near and far future called Atomic Rockets, there are some outer solar system and interstellar designs on that list. www.projectrho.com/public_html/rocket/realdesigns.php Here is a great TH-cam channel which deals with interstellar colonization using real physics and no FTL th-cam.com/channels/ZFipeZtQM5CKUjx6grh54g.htmlsearch?query=interstellar+colonization
That example was using chemical propulsion. If we use laser propulsion like in this video which lets you get to 20% the speed of light then there are 138 stars within 100 years of travel time, 3 of which we have found terrestrial planets in the habitable zone. Though most people probably would not live on planets by then instead large rotating space habitats like Oneal Cylinders are much more efficient use of resources and can be build around any of those stars, they just need an asteroid belt or a planet to disassemble. As for it being logistically unfeasible that might well be the case. Trade at least would be kind of pointless but if people just want to leave and make a new civilization in a new system that seems practical considering future advances. The sun outputs 384.6 yottawatts per second, if we tapped even a small percent of this energy from solar collectors orbiting the sun we could send out thousands of colony ships per year. As for methods of people surviving the trip well this would be hundreds of years from now so medicine has probably gotten a lot better by then. Life extension might let people just live out the trip or if they get bored we might figure out a way to make them hibernate or safely cryogenicaly store them. Sounds far fetched I know but you were the one who said this will *never* happen so we can look at far future tech as well as long as it does not violate the laws of physics, and long term hibernation or better medicine does not. As for radiation several feet of water or other material can stop most radiation. Or better cancer treatments might make it a smaller concern. Issac Arthur has a good video about the challenges of interstellar travel and possible solutions if your interested. th-cam.com/video/s6BQSgidbmc/w-d-xo.html
The Sun has about 4-5 billion years left before consuming Earth, humanity has about 1 million years tops since we'd probably destroy ourselves before the sun does. I take comfort in knowing I won't be here for whenever it is our species leaves Earth for good, because that'd probably be depressing af; I only hope that once we leave we don't repeat our ills of war, greed, racism, etc.
If we can last another 1000 years, I think we'll have a chance to get off the rock. Possibly become a Civ II species. In my honest opinion thought, because technology is so far behind our ambitions and coupled with all our modern issues and irrational brains/ social behavior. We're most likely not going to see 3017.
Sagrotan well, after a while we might not be able to technologically advance any further because of natural impossibilities, there could be many things that couldn't be manipulated unlike nuclear fission and fusion which the nuclear bombs rely on.
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We should stop fighting wars and invest in space
Wars are good, space is boring.
@@evilubuntu9001 should have sent you to the war zone and you will see it for yourself
@@zhenzhouvb I was killed in 3 different world wars.
@@evilubuntu9001 gg
@@zhenzhouvb I am going to die in the coming BLEACH WARS, you are all invited.
The real question is: How long would it take for a Toyota Corolla to reach Proxima Centauri?
97 billion years at 60mph
the fun thing is tho that proxima will still be there when u arrive
6x the age of the universe. You should see the previous video that RealLifeLore made.
Toyota corona
Suga Kookies never or a better flying Toyota will be released
Consider this: someone born in 1903, when the Wright Brothers flew their 80 mph plane, lived to see the Voyager spacecraft leave the solar system. Who know what we'll accomplish in the next 100 years?
the pace of innovation has dramatically slowed down.
we are beginning to plateau in innovation.
Lol, You think 40 trillion killometers is an easy task bro?
@@freddykrueger6571 if it slowed down then how have memes gotten better
@@cadenguesman5581 they haven't
@@dahvedcolin6842 hmmm... thats actually fair
This anonymous guy seems to have a lot of quotes. Must be really smart...
No they are old dank memes
😂😂
Happylittledoggy you don’t understand how r whoosh works do you
@@HappyPlaysWasTaken not in this context lol
@@HappyPlaysWasTaken That's actually awesome; since then, you gained new insight, and acknowledged it. Good for you, man.
A small loan of 10 Billion dollars
Lol
Yep
Still can't do it..we don't possess the texh..
if Apple is worth a trillion, 10 billion isnt that much
LMAO
Yes and I will become an immortal space pirate
Good luck on finding aliens cus i dont think theyre THAT common.
Sama Lass they are, they’re just too far to be reached in any reasonable amount of time. It would take thousands, even millions of years, to travel from one to another, and most would only be primitive, and microbial organisms.
alien pussy
all around boys
Freeza
Flying Dutchmen
Wow this person is triggered
Wow we got stuck with the leftovers
Cuz Ynot We got stuck with Dank Memes 😉
Sloppy Seconds
there is still 90% of ocean to explore so go do it
Cuz Ynot Don’t forget we’ll be the generation that puts the first humans on another planet: Mars. That’s pretty major.
Majorly worthless. Sand and dust, like Iran without the oil.
The problem with exploring space is that other stuff is so far away.
When even the speed of light is too slow for any meaningful exploration, it's a real kick below the belt.
We would need a series of amazingly revolutionary new technologies before we can realistically plan to go to other stars.
It's videos like these that make a person excited about space again.
Ahnaf Azim yeah man exept this is all bullshit ! You need to slow down those little gadgets when they get there plus how you gonna communicate with them from that kind of distance? They will install a parabola dish the size of a dime on the little bugers you think they'll be able to send back info from 4.2 light years away? So don't git to excited man this ain't gonna happen...
TIBOR Purzsas it uses a Lazer to send information and we have HD cams the size of thumb tacs lol that's not the problem at all. It getting g to the location.
They are thinking about a shoe box size. And 200 of them traveling at 25-30% the speed of light. Instead of 10 min of lazers it would be 25. And use alot of power 50 sent per year for 4 years. Eventually have relay stations make the signal travel a little faster maybe.
dylan hallman so how are they gonna slow them down when they near their destination ? Pull in the handbrake ? It's a bit to far fetched in my op
TIBOR Purzsas they don't lol
Why would they need to slow them down?
Make a video about will happen if the NASA budget was 1 trillion us dollars
Or trade annual budgets with the military. 😡 I think about NASA'S financial issues at least once a day. Smh
We would have to cut a lot of welfare and health care
You know what would happen if NASA's budget was raised to one trillion dollars. All the NASA administrators would be getting huge pay raises. There'd also be a bunch of donations from NASA to Democrat & Republican campaign coffers.
And if its budget was traded with the military's then you'd have death across the globe as warlords rapidly expanded their borders because they knew the USA was going to be unable to stop them.
And all we'd really have to cut is the amount of federal workers we've hired that staff failed, redundant bureaucracies.
NASAs budget should be $0. They haven't done anything except for fake the moon landing and use CGI to persuade you dumb sheeple.
obvious troll is obvious -2/10 try harder plz
Yeah, NASA needs more money. A lot more.
If only they gave more money for space research than for military
Every human on earth (wich has enoght money) nust spend 10€! Then we have 70billion$more
@@jana31415 Makes sense. Because flat earthers and religious freakazoids would contribute. And what of the people worldwide who dont have a sent to their name because of poverty, homelesness, war, genocide, famine. And kids...how many newborns are going to turnover $10?
Why isnt it possible for NASA to just go ahead and do what it needs to do without the money?
Yes, and at the same time, U.S. Department of Defense does not need that much money. The U.S. needs to stop causing wars and arming various groups in foreign countries.
It's not that dificult to get there,just tell the US government that there's oil there and watch the magic happen
LMAO
Oil will not be a viable fuel source as it will harm the atmosphere of any planet it is processed in, atomic fusion energy is the way to go
To add on, oil (petroleum) is formed from natural decaying matter, such as fossilised trees, animals, and other microscopic organisms. That's why it's comprised of carbon and burns well.
Funny, but this has been done like a million times now. Getting old.
@@oilersridersbluejays humor isn't objective buddy
I bet if we used Toyota Corolla's as Space Probes, we would reach Proxima-Centauri in no time.
All we gotta do is develop space tires.
yeah do that
Toyota Corolla, the official car of Hatsune Miku.
Yeah, they can withstand space debris like it's cheerios hitting the windshield
We need space roads, unless we don't need roads for where we're going.
If only we invested more in science than fighting 😒
We fight all the time. That's why people must not attend boxing matches
Unfortunately not alot of government officials are into the cosmos
Sorry but this is America
True but OİL
Hippie
Your page is awesome dude
channel*
Troy C i
When im old and the spaceships reach that star, im gonna tell my grandkids of the video that told me about it
i hope you remember
@@terigonUSAS12 I will :)
Just use a long ass ladder
OfficialYoungGenesis NASA wants to know your location
OfficialYoungGenesis or a human ladder
Just use an epic portal gun, but remember that the cake is a lie xD
Anger Assasin ...
trains canada If we stacked the entire world’s population on top of each other, we would have a stack reaching 8 million miles out, 40 times the distance of the moon
*Will Humanity Reach Another Star In Your Lifetime?* more chance than me Reaching anything in life.
LMighty LOL wait did you roast yoursrlf
Elite Trooper 51 yes
LMighty nope....7000 yrs to cross the space to the closes star
Zaldy Fernandez 7000 years through ordinary propulsion. Future missions are likely to adopt the newly developed laser propulsion which can push stuff depending on their mass, for ex. an ordinary spacecraft around 10 percent of the speed of light
me irl
2:37 a toyota corolla, it might take longer but u will arrive in comfort and style
And dead
That's what you call style?
No.. Must be in a mercedez cls... More comfort to have
Watching this is 82020, I currently live on proxima centauri :)
75020!
No you don’t 🤪
if so, why are you using this supposedly shitty and inferior visual platform called "TH-cam"?
@@letsmakegadgets6899 Gotta go quick, inside a Black Hole right now, TH-cam is the only gateway to the past.
Yeah I’m in the year 3527 and I’m going on a space ship cause we humans fucked the planet up!
how much time Usain Bolt needed to run and reach Proxima Centauri?
Long
about 100 million years
L. OL
Legend has it he is still running to this day.
probably my answer isn't correct but i calculate approximately :
34326517,2907534 years at his average speed of: 37.58km/h (his best race)
It's depressing when the yearly military budget of the U.S. is nearly 60 times the cost of this project, while they keep increasing military spending and decreasing funding for NASA.
Dakka not true lol. Trump has increased spending to nasa
@@elitewolfzz567 After threatening repeatedly to shut the whole thing down? I think people will believe that budget increase when Nasa is literally sent the money
well you can't steal oil with "Breakthrough Starshot project"
Bc it's not as important as defending our nation
@@gagejernigan5277 in 500 years you will probably think the opposite if you're even alive.
The sail will act like a sail. Truly revolutionary
Except it uses light as wind. Truly revolutionary
speaking of sail, I'd like to thank today's sponsor for this video Full Sail university
Are u a scientist or something. So smart
If Nasa had the budget of the military we would already have terraformed mars!
No. Even with money they would need to improve their technology and to create something that could terraform Mars, it would take at least 5 years to build, even with more budget.
You should see what ISRO is doing with little money it gets. Way better than NASA.
Your forgetting about it being government owned, not private
SpaceX, ESA, CSA, etc can collaborate and do way more than NASA
I agree budget of the top 50 countries military budgets, will reach alpha centaury in 100 years.
Why not just attach a Nokia to a solar sail? We'd only have to send one probe then, since there is no conceivable physical force strong enough to destroy a Nokia.
EmpressOfPoi but WHAT IF Extra-terrestrials had the SAME idea as YYOU? And the. NOKIA Of them will CRASH with OUR nokia ship????
The Nokia 3310 star ship
EmpressOfPoi Hell yeah
I think a phone more appropriate to this endeavor would be a Motorola StarTAC.
EmpressOfPoi Elon Musk : check your dms it’s important
sucks that most of us, if not all, will be long dead before we get to see another planet, let alone explore another planet outside out solar system. its really sad when you think about it
You have to think long term. Are you planning on having kids? Grandchildren? What will their world be like?
Patrick Kenyon fuck my grandkids. I want to travel the galaxy screw my descendents.
juki0h tuki nope our kids will though or their kids
Unless most of you are virgins
OpticObsidiaN 😂😂😂
People in a billion years be like: Born too late to explore the universe born too early to create our own
Or to go to another universe
world will not exist by then
bold of you to assume humans wont nuke themself out of existent by then
And we were born too late to discover Earth, but too early to discover space...I mean like other galaxies and stuff.
XD
1:59 outer "corona" of the sun. Dude that's the most popular word in 2020
@Samuel McNair life with the virus
Lol ikr
Corona was a word long before COVID existed.
@@Brandon_J Mad dumb.
@@Brandon_J for example, corona beer and coronal mass ejections.
Yup. Born too soon. Feelsbadman. We ain't gonna see shit.
Gives you an idea of the scale of outer space though. There's no way we're alone!!!
TheHvk we lived to see the first time organics discovered on Mars at least 😔
TheHvk I hope immortality is a thing before I die of at least ridiculously longer life spans.
I would like to have a longer lifespan rather than being immortal
No
Hope an alien civiliazatipn kind enough share their technology with us.
"Born to late to explore the earth."
Oceans: AM I A JOKE TO YOU?
*Born too poor
@@thegreekgodzeus8455 True
Yes
We already know what's in our oceans because of satellites, and don't you dare bring up the "only 5 percent of the ocean has been explored" argument because its simply not true.
When they say "only 5% of the ocean has been explored" that means a human being has physically been there, when in reality, the rest of the 95% has been mapped by satellites.
Just at the right time.😀😀
to explore language"
- Vsauce 1
*To meme.
I do not meme,and I dont want to get dirty(u should know what i mean).
9÷3=3×90=270+50=320-40=280÷70=40÷2=20×8=160+90=250×2=500-300=200×4=800
To browse dank memes
Your vids are awesome, the way you speak, the way you explain things, the way you give equivalents, the graphics, all of it! 5 stars. Keep up the awesome work dude!
In light of the depressing situation around interstellar travel, this is the most uplifting project I have heard of. The information from this would set us up for the future and so soon.
The Toyota Corolla is the fastest technology to discover planets.
Abage you stole the comment I was about to say
wrong *technology
Yeah my bad
wrong yes
NASA needs more money
nasa
if it had budget of US army we would probably already be living on Mars for 20 years
JMW Life most of nasa's budget goes into near earth orbit so its bs that nasa is mostly focused on far away objects. Truth of the matter is that nasa is underfunded as hell. Its not the giant that it was during the space race. If it was, we'd have bases on the moon at least.
@@jmwlife2k Yes, you try to do it. Sending ISS into Orbit, a man to the moon, controlled robots into Mars, voyager 1 that far away yet still communicating with you, dude, they are doing well...
Aditionally, id say Nasa should get at least 35 to 50 billion per year since we need space. Earth is, lets say the truth, too late to save. We need to either find a way to get humanity to another planet by 2150 ~ or NASA does a Miracle yet again and saves earth.
Finally, far away discoveries are the most important.
I need more money
2:00 "outer corona"
@Tyler Wofford lol
Was looking for this one 😂
Coronavirus
@@fvrharry7713
Same haha😂😂👍
Virus
Maybe the Browns will win a game by then...
HAHAHAHAHAAHHAHA if only
Doubt they ever will
No.... No they won't
Got news for ya...
Good news!!!
How long would it take for a Toyota Corolla to reach the nearest star?
Thomas Warren a few seconds like nasa needs to step it up
Overcooked Bacon It takes less time to calculate something that trivial than typing the question out.
over 9000 years
What kind of Corolla? The 1.8 or the 2.2 liter?
Yes
The crazy thing is that this video will live for hundreds of years and this comment might be seen by my great great great grandchildren😮that's spooky!
Joshua Sooch No it will not.
Yeah this comment will be lost amongst all the billions of other comments
No it won't
Joshua Sooch And then YT deletes all comments of the video's for fun... Denieeeed
TH-cam will not last that long
me: *reads title*
me in my head before even watching the video: nope. everything’s too damn far
*Still clicks on it anyway out of curiosity*
@@astrowind2873 ye
✔️This video has been added to the archive of humanity successfully.
1. Proxima Centauri sounds like a 90's game console
2. Why not try Toyota Corolla
3. I thought Mars was going to first planet we sailed for first
1. It does 2. Nice Joke 3. Proxima Centauri B will take a while to get to and it will take years to get to while Mars takes 9 months to get to with our current technology so Mars will be our first planet.
StaStruk aye the title says star system so lmao
Of course proxima centauri sounds like a 90's game console. It was names by geeks.
You won't be able to get good pictures when going at 20% lightspeed.
+Classifier Speed is relative, just like everything really.
Can't wait till they make a human-sized version
Henry Hungaski of what
Apex Devil Probably not if the acceleration is slower than what shown in this video. I'm no physicist tho...
+Apex Hot
If you jump to that speed. If you slowly accelerate to that speed and then slowly slow down before you get there. You will be fine.
considering travelling to moon or into the space is considered a big deal at "human endurance speeds" , i dont think so it would be possible in the current century. 20% the speed of light is 6 x 10^7 or 60 million m/s. At that speed "MANY THINGS COULD GO WRONG" . U might not believe but we are a very weak species. Of course we became strong cause of our intelligence but we have to put everything in our equation to find a new home
I love and enjoy trying to figure out the answers to all the unanswered questions instead of just being programmed on what I'm supposed to believe, I'm sure there's answers out there to be found but we need to make sure we have the freedom to think free even if it's just a thought.
I was born in 2004. I've always wanted to be an astronomer. I know what I'm doing when I grow up.
When I grow up, Imma be a donut eating expert
be a car
I was born in 2000 lmao
N B dude me too. 19 here and I thought he was like 7 till I did the math. I was like why is he commenting on a TH-cam vid at 7? Lol
Hashim IM 2003 TOO BORN ON JUNE 14, 2003
I’ll be 54 when those things get to another star
Assuming it works and assuming they get the funding on time...
And then there's another 4 years until whatever data they collects reaches us.
This is also assuming we don't get better technology that could reach Proximal-Centauri sooner
AvEnGeRs2005 Same
I’ll be 51
I’ll be dead!
Will Humanity Create a Toyota Corolla 2.0 In Your Lifetime?
😏
maybe not
I'm waiting for it lol
They're on their 11th generation so....
Question 1 : how do you slow it down
Question 2 : how does a tiny camera relay photos 4.25 light years away
Question 3 : why photograph Proxima B seeing that it's a dead planet because Proxima Centuri is a red Dwarf with extreme solar flares. Proxima B is also most likely tidely locked which means it's magnetisphere is none existent
Exactly!!!
I've heard the *theoretical* top speed of breakthrough starshot is 25% of the speed of light.
That means that it could go 134.2 million MPH at its almost definite max speed, and about 167.75 million MPH at its *theoretical* top speed.
Hi Joseph, this is Roberto from Italy, 16 years-old student. I've been watching your videos for lot of times, and I really like what you publish. I just want to tell you "keep going on" and that I find really interesting the topics you cure. Good luck!
P.S.: actually the most sold car in Italy is the Fiat Panda, an the Toyota Corolla does not even appear in the top 50!
Toyota Corolla will find that star ...belive me.
500 subcribers without any videos how's the 500 subs thing going
Salman Khan Slowly
500 subcribers without any videos so will u post a video when u reach that goal
Salman Khan Mabey
mineben256 RealLifeLore always uses in his videos Toyota Crollas to explain better and them it became a meme.
I'm 29 and it motivated me to live upto the age of
+16(the year when the ships will be launched)
+20(the time it wil take to reach proxima)
+5 (it would take time to reach those signal back to the earth)
...
69 years...
Finally found a reason to live
dude that equals 70
@@bunniesforlife719 shit
@@bunniesforlife719 shhhh don’t tell him
And if nasa found there's no life on Centaury? Lol😂
I'll be 53 lmao
Imagine if it was one second long and just said, “nope.”
Hahaha nice
can we visit other star using Toyota Corrolas??
DjeevsVEVO yeses
I'm Packing my bags.
Honey? Where's my super suit? I need it!
harsh pundir one day saying that would mean your going to the airport to fly to mars
Your packing your bags to go where?
“Born too late to explore Earth, born too early to explore the universe”
Excuse me sir, only 5% of the ocean has been explored so far and 100% of Mars has been mapped.
ChristianTRP exactly. Lets figure out our planet before all the rest
@@tmlfan7785 Good luck with that
Well we could also try to reasch the center of the earth, not just the ocean
Who cares exploring the oceans? You think you'll find Atlantis?
AsDaSD 69 You know the center of the earth is a flaming sphere of heat and you will die immediately?
3:07 looks like a clip from Drag Me Down.
Ivy Ivy 7
I just have to say one thing
We are born at the right time, to explore the great depths of
*THE OCEAN*
Bye bye, beautiful ecosystem in the deep ocean.
SPACE
[REDACTED]
Yeah, great. 🙄
*sigh*
2:00 I think we know enough about Corona thank you very much
the title of the video is..... flawless
i wish everyone had such straight forward videos
0:24 the quote is wrong it's:
Born too late to explore the world
Born to early to explore the universe
Born just in time to BROWSE DANK MEMES
how original
stop
Soul Kuba we copied each othee
Soul Kuba that is a legitimate quote from Reddit a few years ago
Bleepy watch your profanity
I’m Very Jealous Of The People That Might Get To Go There.
Me too...
Bro we are lucky . We get to live in peace ! Who knows what the situation will be that time !!
That would actually be insane to go to another star system because just imagine you were born on Earth and if you were to get to Proxima-Centauri you would be over 4 light years away from where you were born thats crazy :O
u dont actually get to go there the probe just goes there and takes images
@@terigonUSAS12 And can't send them back because it is too far away.
6:25
Mr.Beast - They are so proud of me
0:22
"Born too late to explore the world,
Born too early to explore the universe."
*_BUT BORN JUST IN TIME TO WATCH REALIFELORE AND BROWSE DANK MEMES_*
Memes>Life
How about e-girls, Anime and vr?
im most likely gonna die on the planet earth so yeh....
Definately mars.
@@parka0m485 maybe not us bruh don't push it that far. But our grandchildren, highly possible. Althou dying on earth is a lot more fun than dying at somewhere else. (All death is bad, but unfortunately inevitable) so I actually prefer to die here. Tellus 🌍🏔⛰🌋🗻🏕🏖🏜🏝🏠🏟 mmmmm..
1:56 Let's hope it's better than the Parker Square!
#ParkerSquare
#Numberphile
I like when it probes.
Between 2020 - 2050 I’m sure we’re going to see something insane !!!!
Yeah im sure in the next 30 years we'll find alien life
@@Randomguy-nh5ts I dont think we'll find any sentient life in the next 30 years but we have found life on Venus
@@capitalistball2924 just a bio signature
Still great discovery tho🤔
@2Frog2 2Frog22 Oof. I hope we eventually find something
it's 2021 and I've already seen enough
Need more toyota corrollas
When i was younger i had a dream to become an astronaut and then... I grew up
The Cyborg Steve
Don't worry, I'm sure our world will be so fed at some point that most of us will be like astronauts in the future.
Just like most of us think we are scientists, politicians and philosophers now.
The Cyborg Steve oh. I just woke up. Stay woke fam.
The Cyborg Steve Well I'm following that goal.
The more we wonder about the future the more I wish I wasn’t born yet.
Blu 224 exactly. I wish i was born 1000 years from now to see the technology. It might be surprising (or not).
I just really, really, really want to see an actual picture of an exoplanet before I die
Born too late to explore the Earth.
Born too early to explore the universe.
Born just the right time for memes.
💯 💢🙋😰
WhiteWalkerPepe So true!😂😂👌👌👌💯💯💯💯
WhiteWalkerPepe way to steal a comment.
Actually we were born at the right time to explore our consciousness! So much hate and problems in the world and no one knows 100% why. Perfect time to find out who we are as a species before we go explore space.
Haha agreed
Memes are the stupidest things ever invented
When will NASA probe Uranus?
I Hate TH-cam Kek
They already did long ago
"Really commander?"
In 3.636772*10^*10^*25522^ years
I wounder if anyone will step inside Uranus
Answer: if you'll enter a star you'll burn instantly
you are in the atmosphere of a star....
That's called sun☀️
Don’t stop taking your meds.
nono it cant be
this guy makes millions of people learn in ways, he should start a youtube channel
Just get some Toyota corallas and we'll be there in about an hour
Anthony Marinelli Road Trip!
Anthony Marinelli.[ EUROBEAT INTENSIFIES ]
Anthony Marinelli everyone is commenting this but i don't get the home.: (
And you would make it there with Toyota reliability.
Hilux*
Only of they pioneer immortality first.
True, with the progress of modern medicine, people that are in their teens/twenties now could easily live well into their 100s, maybe even 200s. Rich people though, the technology to keep people alive for that long won't be cheap and accessible to poor people.
pierre no
Pierre F I doubt 100 lol if there's a major breakthrough in the near future then maybe. The highest life expectancy is like 78 for that to jump 20 something years in less than 100 years when we've never done a jump like that before is crazy
@Carl Clark, the life expectancy nearly doubled from 1900 to today, and thats only a century or so, so I think 20 years is feasible
The last person born in the 18th century died some years ago, they had lived for 110+ years. Researchers say that the person (or persons) who will reach 150 or beyond has already been born.
When they said it might get damaged due to dusts, and few of them might reached. I literally thought of sperm race lmao.
Same
What if we outfitted the whole moon with an array of lasers so we could propel a spaceship to Alpha Centauri?
Cole Haskins the problem would be powering them all.
Way to play along
Another problem would be building the arrays and powering them on the moon in the first place too...
It would be catastrophic on Earth
the sun is the source you are looking for, just get a lot of high capacity batteries
*close your eyes and imagine there is highly intelligent life on other planets*
*then open them and cry, knowing you are probably an average person and wont be able to ever see it in your current lifetime*
Could be better cause highly intelligent life could kill, eat and enslave humans, and you don't want that to happen to you.
This won’t age well...
@@DarkLight-sz1vp can't wait for someone looking on this in 30 years time when humans are enslaved by giant cockroaches
I'm an alien what's up
@@qaissaif7905 Or we could kick their asses because humanity is good at war. Or this intelligent life could have no such concept as war or even violence.
Next video: How many Toyota Corolla's will an average American own in their lifetime? 😀
OssomC2 I like your "Best of West London Car Meet 2017" video
i'm up to one
Less than the average amount of prius’
His two favourite things. America and Toyota Corollas. 😑
OssomC2 1 because the corolla is an indestructible masterpiece. Like the Nokia equivalent for csrs
Born too late to explore the world, born too early to explore the universe, born just in time to have a depressive episode.
Me: It's late. I must get some sleep.
TH-cam Algorithm: You don't want to miss this.
Something to look forward to when I'm 80.
don't forget to add 4+ years for the time needed to send the data back to earth.
so 84.
Steve I will be 57
What we need to get to Proxima Centauri is an engine that harnesses the power of Dank Matter.
We have already harnessed the power of Dank Memes.
Therefore, we are getting closer.
Jsjajhdhdjshhsshhshshshaahhhahahaaaaahhaaha so funny
haha funny hahahaahahaahahahahaahhaahahhahahahahahahaha
that was what you probably expected but no this sucks.
I don't know man, the power of anti-vaccine people could probably outrun dank matter. Oh and don't get me started on Karen..
Super un funny
Born to early to explore space and to late to explore earth but just the right time to explore ourselves, we will define what it means to be human before we go exploring
Your bed
Room
Upstairs
House
Street
Neighborhood
Region
City
County
State
Country
Continents
Earth
Solar system
Galaxy
Universe
TheRocksBlox mind blown
Dude.
Multiverse
RockyBroccoli I definitely can tell you don't believe in the multiverse theory
RockyBroccoli ?
What if NASA and other space programs around the world spends the Military budget for Space Exploration and stop war?
Explain this to the terrorists out there
@@ushasingh6204hahaha nailed it
In time to explore the ocean...
Dhjaru meh. Too much work.
Nice vid! You got a new sub.
I was born right in time to join the next crusade
The Damn Train Born just in time to put down a crusade with science education.
Yes the right time to save western civilization
The Damn Train do i hear a DEUS VULT?
Namedom Ran Gee, religious people are so loving.
Kim Jong-Un More subs than Jake Paul Challenge No, the sane people in the U.S. will destroy North Korea and turn it into a democratic secular society.
You are truly awesome 😎❤️👍🏻👌🏻
Born to late to explore the Earth.
Born to soon to explore the galaxy.
Born just in the right time to explore the dank memes
HyperFlame / Asterion Its the INTERNET baby..... You always miss a lot of things !!!
Simas Tautvaišas too*
*Born just in the right time to copy dank memes.
Simas Tautvaišas
lol you fucking comment thief
Simas Tautvaišas Sciencephile the AI. You watch it, right?
20% the speed of light like that’s just CRAZY LIKE INSANE!!!
I don’t like the quote in the start. I think it’s true, but we are also the luckiest generation. I say this because we will be the first generation to make humanity a multiplanitary species.
I guess so...but it would've still been cool to have been born in the future with flying cars and all that crazy sh*t. (I'm joking about the cars but you get my point).
Mr Cool at least we're born just in time for a race war
RoyPhee mars, by 2030 we will have humans colonizing mars
The future is definitely about saving Earth I agree with that. But I think it is kind of ridiculous that you say we will *never* colonize the outer solar system or another star. There are many propulsion designs such as nuclear thermal or fusion propulsion which would allow for week long trips to Mars and month long trips to Saturn and those are relativity near future tech we can see our-self's getting in 100-200 years. As for interstellar travel laser propulsion allow for speed of around 10-20% the speed of light which would let us get to near by stars within a hundred years not thousands. None of this tech requires "science bending".
Here is a good website which talks a lot about realistic space craft designs for near and far future called Atomic Rockets, there are some outer solar system and interstellar designs on that list.
www.projectrho.com/public_html/rocket/realdesigns.php
Here is a great TH-cam channel which deals with interstellar colonization using real physics and no FTL
th-cam.com/channels/ZFipeZtQM5CKUjx6grh54g.htmlsearch?query=interstellar+colonization
That example was using chemical propulsion. If we use laser propulsion like in this video which lets you get to 20% the speed of light then there are 138 stars within 100 years of travel time, 3 of which we have found terrestrial planets in the habitable zone. Though most people probably would not live on planets by then instead large rotating space habitats like Oneal Cylinders are much more efficient use of resources and can be build around any of those stars, they just need an asteroid belt or a planet to disassemble.
As for it being logistically unfeasible that might well be the case. Trade at least would be kind of pointless but if people just want to leave and make a new civilization in a new system that seems practical considering future advances. The sun outputs 384.6 yottawatts per second, if we tapped even a small percent of this energy from solar collectors orbiting the sun we could send out thousands of colony ships per year.
As for methods of people surviving the trip well this would be hundreds of years from now so medicine has probably gotten a lot better by then. Life extension might let people just live out the trip or if they get bored we might figure out a way to make them hibernate or safely cryogenicaly store them. Sounds far fetched I know but you were the one who said this will *never* happen so we can look at far future tech as well as long as it does not violate the laws of physics, and long term hibernation or better medicine does not.
As for radiation several feet of water or other material can stop most radiation. Or better cancer treatments might make it a smaller concern. Issac Arthur has a good video about the challenges of interstellar travel and possible solutions if your interested. th-cam.com/video/s6BQSgidbmc/w-d-xo.html
1:58 Ahaha... *outer what?*
The Sun has about 4-5 billion years left before consuming Earth, humanity has about 1 million years tops since we'd probably destroy ourselves before the sun does. I take comfort in knowing I won't be here for whenever it is our species leaves Earth for good, because that'd probably be depressing af; I only hope that once we leave we don't repeat our ills of war, greed, racism, etc.
Claire Knight that stuff will never be gone.
If we can last another 1000 years, I think we'll have a chance to get off the rock. Possibly become a Civ II species. In my honest opinion thought, because technology is so far behind our ambitions and coupled with all our modern issues and irrational brains/ social behavior. We're most likely not going to see 3017.
Sagrotan well, after a while we might not be able to technologically advance any further because of natural impossibilities, there could be many things that couldn't be manipulated unlike nuclear fission and fusion which the nuclear bombs rely on.
First race to leave will nuke the races left behind so they can't bludge in on the new planet.
Dont forget to mention that Proxima Centauri b is inhabitable because it’s atmosphere is blown away every now and then