The journey to mars: trains, time-travel, and the trek to mars | Chris Crumbly | TEDxNashville
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2024
- Chris Crumbly takes us on an intergalactic journey with his talk drawn from, among other things, his experience managing spacecraft/payload integration and evolution for NASA's Space Launch System.
Chris Crumbly manages the Space Launch System (SLS) Program’s Spacecraft/Payload Integration and Evolution Office, located at Marshall. In this capacity, he is responsible for managing the development of SLS spacecraft and payload interfaces, as well as technical innovations that will increase the performance and decrease the cost of America’s next-generation heavy-lift rocket for human and scientific exploration beyond Earth’s orbit.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at ted.com/tedx
The right way to do this (and we should have been doing it for the last 30 years) ... is to build a base on our moon, where the ship to make it Mars can be assembled, the amount of lift required to leave the moon is a fraction of Earth, but it's enough to keep the people from losing bone mass from being weightless for too long. Once a rudimentary base is completed, then we can have teams that spend a year there or more. Supply deliveries with unmanned craft should be a piece of cake compared to landing the rovers on Mars.
Terraforming has to be priority i.e. gravity solution, engineering, organic farming,. A tall task but doable. Mars and Saturn was populated we got here on earth having modified it first in doing so this wiped out the dinosaurs
Why not our moon, then the moon of Mars?
Longitude, not longtitude.
So we get to Mars......Then What?
base ...colony ... town ...city ... moon base ... new/expanded NEO space station a la Valerian ...orbital stations on Phobos & Deimos. Asteroid Belt mining ...Venus research satellite station a la ISS onwards To Europa & Titan etc
SLS - huge boondoggle. Let it die an honorable death.
That talk did not age well...
Sls is flawed
How this has dated. Sls, joke. Starship all the way.
Oops, SLS is not the answer. Games is over and Elon Musk and his SpaceX crew launched the Falcon Heavy and has already won that race.
actually I think SpaceX's BFR is the answer to SLS ...
Nice talk but the audio was terrible. It keeps picking up every breath and mouth noise and it gets a little distracting. I've noticed this about a lot of ted talks.
Yeah that’s very irritating 🤣🤣🤣
It's about time that human race will seek for explorations, live and answer of some problems (over population, foods, etc, etc, etc..) we have on earth.
the earth is getting lighter