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Nuclear Engineer reacts to Kurzgesagt "How to Terraform Mars - WITH LASERS"
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ธ.ค. 2022
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My cousin got me a card game called "Terraforming Mars" for Christmas this year, but does it have LASERS?
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Without a radiation deflector, animals would be eating radiated meats for dinner, yummy.
I'm sure some animals would not like less gravity but would adapt. Cats would jump higher on trees, and house cats would still test the gravity by knocking stuff off the counters and tables.
Nice video reaction
Glad you liked the video! Yes, Martian cats will still do that 😂
The tug of the sun and the planet meet near equal pulling on the spot.
Hey! A suggestion might be to flip the video, and your camera maybe? That way, you can fill the white space with the video, as well as leave the entire video visible, maybe film yourself off center to make room for the video? Nice reaction regardless!
Thanks so much for the suggestion!
I think when they say "powered by a laser" is that we shoot a laser at the factory on titan and it uses the heat of the laser to produce electricity. At least that is how I interpreted it.
Luckily most aquatic species would probably be less affected by gravity than most land mammals, as they experience atmospheres of pressure generated by every 10 feet of water. So it would be like the normal pressure of water for them at probably twice the normal depth.
This is a really good video! You deserve more than 1k subscribers!
Atleast more then 300 likes plox
Watching the video, you can say that kurzgesagt is saying “everything can be solved with laser beams”
With col- well lasers can melt and carve through wat you want carved or in some cases habitable
If lasers do not solve your problems, you are probably not using enough lasers
Thank you for reacting, was helpful.
Glad you liked it!
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Great video!
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!
So Mars needs Carbon Dioxide ( Greenhouse Gas ) and Venus has too much Carbon Dioxide...
I guess the best way other then lasers would be to mine, redirect meteors and comets towards Mars heating the planets crust over time unlock water, other important gases and possibly kick start the magnetic field.
Concerning how martians would fare on earth, I've seen several stories in books where this is discussed, and it's just assumed that people that have lived a long time on another planet or were born there just wouldn't be able to go to Earth, either because of the gravity or the weather (even Mercury is colonized, and people obviously live in chilly bunkers there).
Question about Nuclear stuff: Where can I obtain the necessary materials to build an atomic bomb?
You should react to both the CME video and the shoot nuclear waste into space
Thanks so much for the suggestion! I'll check out the CME/solar storm one next. I've already reacted to the one on shooting nuclear waste into space: th-cam.com/video/Tez-NRU0hKk/w-d-xo.html Note: this was one of my first videos, so the quality isn't as good!
@@tfolsenuclear no problem ^^ Keep up the good work with the quality content!
I heard of a planet with liquid water, oxygen, water cycles,perfect climate,and life.why spend so much money on mars when you can spend it all on Earth?
Animals born into the different gravity would be ok, spiders on the iss couldnt spin webs but the spaceborn hatchlings could fine, same with fish not knowing which way is up but when born and developed in freefall the already know how
Mentally be fine, health affects could be very different from gravity or radiation
I know a species that is affected by low gravity! Humans! our circulatory system doesn't like low gravity.
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Is too quiet 😭
A wonderful idea, but sadly not likely. Humans tend not to think on the scales of millennia.
If we did, we wouldn't be in our current predicament with micro plastics, overpopulation, food shortages, pollution and climate issues.
completely infeasible. And also completely stupid in the first place. We can't even save the planet that CAN support life right now and that we are physically on, and already people start talking about geo engineering a barren wasteland into a lush, green oasis of life. Just ludicrous. Even if it were possible, the amount of resources would be better spent elsewhere.
It's like asking someone to make a fancy 10 course dish when they never even seen a pack of noodles. And with no ingredients. And the nearest place to get ingredients is 6 months of travel away through an irradiated void. And it's a one way trip.
@13:20 pretty sure green light is green radiation. I've seen it before and I can confirm that it is indeed very green.
Completly infeasuble right now, but is we solve our problems on earth and get some nice dyson sphere going, terraforming one or two planets would not be such a bad or infeasible idea, even if we did it for the novelty factor alone.