This movie shows why "You cant just shoot a hole into the surface of Mars." Also, ignoring the logistics, would it be possible to just turn a sewer into a pressure cooker to kill bacteria? Just occasionally glass the sewers? It's not like all the bad sewer germs are thermophiles. Probably. Hopefully. Maybe.
don't you think joel kinda deserved it though? he doomed the entire human race. ellie who is the only immune person that we know of is a lesbian! couldn't she at least pop ONE baby out to see if the cure was passed down? she and joel literally doom the entire human race
I'm still 100% certain that humanity dies from XDRTB, or extremely drug-resistant tuberculosis. It's literally in our genetics at this point and we have been fighting the race for survival against TB for thousands of years, so much so that roughly ab entire quarter of the planet is ALREADY carrying latent TB, which would activate upon teaming up with XDRTB, meaning if XDRTB ever becomes the norm, that quarter of the population is just doomed.
@@chromicapop4595 Oh, for sure, I just think our historic struggle with TB is just a ticking time bomb. I suppose the same is probably true for most drug-resistant bacteria, but I happen to at least appreciate the poetry of us finally losing the fight due to our own mistakes.
Ugh, tell me about it. There were mutant rats and globs of orange goop all over the the streets of New York when a sapient parasite started taking over our mitochondria.
i remember reading somewhere that mar's atmosphere is so thin that if 2 people were able to survive without their helmets in the atmosphere and wanted to have a conversation they would have to stand roughly 2ft apart and scream at the top of their lungs to generate enough sound for them to hear each other as it would almost be like screaming in a vacuum.
This would suggest that any creature native to Mars would most likely use visual communication instead of scent or vocalizing. Perhaps bioluminescence, or some form of sign language...
you weren't alone Roanoke...as a teen I dreamed I'd be an electrical engineer on Mars working on biodomes. Patching HVAC units tied to solar arrays....good dreams
I'm not sure how long it's been changed, but this format of having much more of the science explanation interspersed throughout the summary makes it so much more engaging. Like little educational checkpoints, I love it!
It's not a zombie-adjacent movie without someone getting infected and hiding it from the rest of the group. No matter what other roles that man takes, I'll always see Liev Schreiber as Sabertooth despite only seeing Wolverine Origins once. Anyway, Sabertooth on Mars, wonder if his mutant genes could've overcome the bacteria.
Probably not. Mutants are not immune to disease or anything like that unless their mutant power specifically protects them from it like Wolverine or maybe Darwin.
They would never pick clowns like this for a mission like that. They have very rigorous screening processes to see how people act under pressure and how they work with other people. That is more important then any other skill a potential astronaut can bring
Astronauts are literally those with fewer than 1 in a million levels of mental stability. I feel like Sunshine shows a good balance between this professionality and a beyond hopeless situation.
@@fantabuloustexan6098 The thing is they could have solved this problem pretty easy. Let's say this isn't NASA. Let's say NASA entered into a new space race against private companies. The private companies beat NASA to Mars but just barely. But they cheaped out on personal and equipment to cut corners. You could show them using equipment that constantly breaks and how frustrated they get over time. Then they could call earth and one CEO is like "you have to find something. If you don't make a discovery our shareholders will lose faith into the company and we lose billions in funding. You either come back with something or don't bother coming back at all because you have no future on earth". Man how good would this have been? This would also explain the PTSD of the one guy that had a depressurization malfunction. Because of cheap equipment.
So, Roanoke correct me if I'm wrong. In the real event of this, your body would either quickly destroy all the viruses/bacteria, or you have an allergic reaction and die of anaphylaxis.
Well, you don't always win against the virus/bacteria. It's entirely possible for one or both to have such virulent side effects that it becomes unrecoverable. Our immune system needs time in almost every case. It's very rare that our body just outright destroys an invader.
or secret option number 3, it just kinda vibes in our bodies with no way to be cleaned by the immune system or to infect us, it'd just kinda be there dormant
Maybe if the virus/bacteria is fast enough, it could beat your anaphylactic response and stop it from killing you, it's a great question though, I hadn't thought about that and your question kinda makes me feel better if that's how it would work irl lol
“There’s no locks on these things?” I’m pretty sure they’re not worrying about burglars on mars, and locks would be detrimental in the case of an emergency like a suit breach that’s slow enough to not kill them instantly but fast enough they need to get inside ASAP 😂
@@desperateneedofscotchBeing away from Earth for prolonged periods creates paranoia (current theory being Earth emits a noise that we subconsciously hear and is our norm- Roanoke discusses it in the video on Pandorum) which would mean they may not believe themselves or eachother.
@@qdllcpin lock. Then only approved folks can come and go. Although considering these "zombies" kind of retain some intellect and memory, I dunno if they could recall an 8 digit pin. Maybe.
I work as an administartive assistant for a bunch of clinical labs in my region, and the acronym thing is so fucking true, had no idea what any of them were saying for a solid 4 months.
Correct me if i'm wrong but... those guys are arguing over who's gonna spend time analising this alien life form where us when astronauts went to the moon, one of them stayed in the pod the whole time without touching the moon's surface himself.
It's honestly just sensible. If suits rupture, or the door locks, or if recovery becomes unlikely having someone inside can be the difference between life and death, or information vs no information.
That’s inaccurate. All six successful moon missions had both astronauts on the Lunar surface together throughout. Very low possibility of unwanted visitors after all. However, Aldrin was supposedly quoted speaking to Armstrong “If you had any balls you’d step out on the surface, look around for a moment, then scream ‘Oh my God, what the hell is that?!?’ and cut your mic.”
@@ab5olut3zero95I’m pretty sure the original dude is referring to the third member who remained in orbit during the landings. Aka for Apollo 11 it would be Micheal Collin’s who while on the mission never stepped foot on the moon and instead stayed in orbit.
As somebody who was trapped in an elevator going to the top floor with somebody who immediately cut a fart after the doors closed, I can say people went angery monkey mode.
started studying cognitive psychology in uni this month and ... gave me a newfound appreciation of your vids. now i dont just nod and go "yeah i hear yah" but i also go " oh oh oh we learned about this !!!" whenever something about the brain pops up.
Yes Kim is the movie's "hate sink" character, she's quite obviously written to just be utterly unlikeable. Even the one time she's right about something you can't bring yourself to care about her. The movie also didn't really make it sad at all when she was locked in, the guy who locked her in even smiled a bit before he left.
@@ThatOliveMrTYou know people use the word "sink" for other purposes than heat sinks, yeah? Like people call time-consuming videogame and activities "time sinks" Way to out yourself as unworldy and not knowledgeable at all, I guess.
Great video, but i feel like its important to include the title of the movie you are doing a video on. Maybe at least include it in the description? The name is "The Last Days on Mars" (2013) for anyone who is wondering.
The premise of this movie reminds me of Martian Gothic: Unification. A 90’s game that is Resident Evil on Mars. Includes not just zombies, but horrifically combined human bodies. These Trimorphs are the result of an alien bacteria with three different shapes seeking to reunite with each other on a cellular level.
3:30 I work in a high security facility, there are 15-30 of us all with $1000 gps enabled, radios and 40-60% of the staff never answer when called by name
I think you would really like looking into the Scramblers from Blindsight. One of the central themes is “intelligence vs consciousness” and whether of not consciousness is a evolutionary advancement or a fluke. When humanity finds the spacefaring Scramblers, we realize they aren’t conscious, but are still way more intelligent than us.
I don't know. It seems like consciousness at least in the sense of sentience is pretty much required for intelligence. I don't see how a creature could behave in any way we would describe as "intelligent" without the ability to interpret and respond to the environment. The only thing that could come close is some kind of organic machine that has extremely complex programming that could anticipate and respond to any perceived stimulus without actually having any internal deliberation or consideration. But then, it's debatable if you would call that "intelligence" if it's just reacting purely on instinct, and just happens to have better instincts than we do.
Well, yes, because all organisms are to some degree conscious in that they respond to their environment. It's just that without a brain it's basically impossible to move beyond the level of raw stimulus response. Animals, for instance, can think, react, and anticipate the future, whereas other creatures that lack neural tissue don't have this ability. @@XimTraax
@@chameleonx9253 but you have to do those things to survive my dog does it everyday. the squirrels outside do it everyday you can’t survive well you can but mostly can’t without being able to react to your environment
With radios, one side being able to hear the other but not vise versa is actually fairly common. Usually it’s due to malfunctions in that radio it’s self, the range on one of the radios not being great enough or possibly a headset not being put in right. They can be pretty finicky and stubborn things.
This episode reminded me vaguely of the Doctor Who Episode "The Waters of Mars", which got me thinking... you could have a lot of content going into all sorts of things in the Doctor Who universe. If only you didn't hate the Brits so much. 😆
I would posit you could theoretically replace every single cell. With sufficient tech anyway. Currently I'd assume we would need the brain in one piece at least. Boy, that'd be a fun RnD to be on. "Keep this brain alive. NO MURDER BOTS"-management
@@stillcantbesilencedevennow There was a sci-fi novel I read decades ago called Mind Snare, in which one character's brain ends up in a box meant to keep brains alive. The only way to communicated is via text scrolling across a little screen. When the person's brain is put in the box their first word is a drawn out AHHHHHHHH! that actually goes on for quite some time. It's been a while since I read the book but I believe once they calmed down their next words are a request for someone to kill them. Discussions like this always makes me think of that book. It's a pretty good read if rather sad.
@@kriadydragon This just reminds of me of the Dan Hertzfeldt animation WORLD OF TOMORROW where the grandfathers digital consciousness is put in a cube and the majority of his correspondence is just the abject terror of him going "Oh god, Oh god, Oh my god, Oh god" over and over again.
A fun example but with no movie is the Thirst Water from 40K. It was believed to be an ancient bio weapon that actively seeks out prey. It looks like liquid water but it desiccates anything it touches, cracking bone and shriveling people up within seconds. Going into the biology and possible evolution of something like that would be cool. The planet it originates on is a desert one so people suffering from dehydration are more likely to fall for it but it like swirls unnaturally and actively drains itself away once “full.” It ate a victim then slurped itself back into a rock crevice, meaning it was alive.
@@scootza1kind of; the Blood Angels break it out and fill moats with it when Hive Fleet Leviathan arrives to wipe them out. It is explicitly called out as a kind of "Godzilla Threshold" event, since the result of the Thirstwater gorging itself on wave after wave of invaders will haunt the world for centuries... And the unspoken possibility of what happens if the Tyranids manage to assimilate it the way they do all other forms of life.
I know you *generally* focus on movies, but I’d LOVE a “Silent Sea” breakdown from you! It’s a Korean show available on Netflix, with self-replicating-murder-water 😅
Dust storms on Mars really aren't too dangerous because of the wind, as our Mr Oke is absolutely correct. The danger is from the dust in the air which will cover solar arrays so they generate less and less and less power, to the point where they don't generate enough power to keep equipment alive and functioning. It's why the Spirit and Opportunity rovers eventually died as their panels were so caked in dust their batteries couldn't recharge. RIP rovers :(
I wonder if the "lack of Earth's natural hum" thing you discussed in the Pandorum video could contribute to the crew being a bundle of crap personalities, at least in the sense of it making it worse. Speaking of sinus issues, I'm getting surgery on mine the Monday after this video was posted. Getting basically all but one section of them renovated to try to resolve chronic sinuses infections. So I can stop contributing so much to the overuse of antibiotics, given that I currently end up on them *for my sinuses alone,* 3 or 4 times a year. Minimum.
I like the mixing of the plot and scientific explanation better than the old style seperating them. The disease part of this one was more interesting than the story.
While people say Venus or Mars would have been "habitable" they mean in that there would have been water and survivable temperature. The air still likely wasn't breathable as Venus likely still had 40 atmospheric pressures and Mars likely was always more trace, just not as bad as today. In fact Venus likely was even higher pressure in the past as the atmosphere is slowly being blasted into space.
While I generally agree with speculation that we can't be sure what kind of environment life can develop in, I imagine liquid water and moderate temperatures (maybe -30C to +50C is reasonable) are essential requirements for complex life to form. I would rank them as more important than air pressure personally - that's not to say air pressure is irrelevant I just think the ranges of air pressure that allow life is potentially much greater than those two factors. My thoughts are that we have birds that fly incredibly high and fish that live incredibly deep with extremes in pressure. There's nothing to say that super high air pressure or low couldn't be adapted to easily depending on that planets evolutionary tree.
The plot of the very first episode of the twilight zone, "where is everyone?" Is about someone training for space travel like the people training to go to mars right now. I get that its 60+ years old now but i won't spoil it entirely for people that havent seen it.
Holy shit that reveal, was so terrifying. And I love the visuals of it. “Essentially. This microbe is absolutely lost in the sauce when it comes to high quality H2O” is an absolute gem of a line. Ooo H2O based metabolism of this bacteria is so cool.
Geologist and paleontologist here (and fellow Deep Southerner!) here. To expand on the magnetic shield bit of the video, the internals of Earth have an inner and outer core. Along with the high iron content, the inner and outer core spin counter to each other which helps create a super strong - relative to Mars - magnetosphere. It is likely that either Mars did not have this internal engine in the way that we have here on this planet or the core cools at a rate that is higher than Earth's. Planetary process are incredibly cool and complicated and rocks are neat!
Just having a scientist go through the shit you do just to explain how fictional stuff can happen? Hella good dude. Really it's a service to us nerds who want more.
I would love to see a video based on the Mimics from Edge of Tomorrow. They're the most truly alien species I've seen in film and their biology would be fascinating to delve into.
@@chimchu3232 I've looked around his channel and still haven't found it, hence why I'm asking. If he has made a video on them, I just haven't found it yet.
OH MY GOD YES. THE 5:10 MARK. It's the same in tech. I'm going through a massive course and one of the biggest hurdles is acronyms that don't line up or just make less sense than saying the whole word. THE DAMN LESSONS USE ACRONYMS I THEN HAVE TO LOOK UP TO UNDERSTAND! I'm so happy I'm not alone in my plight against acronyms vs just saying the goddamn word.
this video absolutely deserves a subscribe. Your humor alone is enough to enjoy, but your educated and experienced input is much appreciated, especially for a sciences-oriented movie like this.
You probably were a total Chad, popular in the lab. But it is absolutely possible to be too social also. Some of us just want to know that our coworkers are going to be focused and diligent, we can chit chat between things that we are working on, without being overly distracting. One of my best working pals would say hello in the morning, talk for a couple minutes, then wait till breaks or lunch to be more chatty. “Hello, good to see you today! Need any help today?” Maybe a little “how was your afternoon yesterday?” And that was enough a lot of times
I watched this movie years ago and loved it. I'm so glad you covered it. I usually wait to watch/listen to your videos until I'm at work, but this one couldnt wait. Great work Papa Broanoke.
Question, if the bacteria is basically only after the body for water inside with enough constant water supply could you survive long enough to fight off the infection or just stay alive by iv dripping water into a person for the rest of their life
Working in the engineering field, I feel your pain with the acronyms. I've been at my current company for a year, and there are still acronyms that I don't know yet.
Roanoke should make a big rant video about TLOU2, I'd listen to it on repeat even if it was 10 hours long... the longer the better. I know that it's been years since that game came out and people stopped paying attention to it but it still deserves to be criticised for how dissapointing, sometimes malicious, it was.
one thing i love about your channell is the fact that not only you explain a movie on a scientific basis, and provide us viewers with content and laughs, but you even provide useful informations. I'm glad to be one of your subscribers.
"Just got done dealing with a virus for the last 96 hours" Oh yeah something absolutely floored me this weekend. Like I just turned into a lizard on Friday and laid outside in the heat. Managed to finish two loads of washing over the entire day. Absolutely worthless.. slow onset, and still lingering.
"Our brain constitute around 2% of our body mass, on average it will consume around 20% of the oxygen of the body, wich is pretty wild but necessary for how important the brain is according to the brain" got me dead
I cannot look past the trivia of the main lights going dark (with disorientating flashing yellow & red lights left), when the emergency button is pressed, as any sort of practical environment for emergencies...
I think I liked it more when you gave a summery of set movie/story and then after that you went into the science of the movie/story. Mainly because then I understand the movie/story which will help with the understanding of the science behind it, so that it is not mixed.
The masses of antibiotics used in industrial meat production are a serious issue when it comes to resistent bacterial strains. They are administering broadband antibiotics to the lifestock constantly because otherwise they wouldn't be able to keep the meat alive under industrial conditions. People don't understand how high the chance of soon dying of tooth ache like 150 years ago because we had been inconsiderade with antibiotics actually is.
i didn't understand like 90% of this video BUT i was still able to *follow along* and it was entertaining the whole time. biology in general tends to confuse me, so this is a breath of fresh air. thanks Roanoke! you're doing great work 👍
I've only recently found your channel. I was binging it like crazy. And then the dreaded time came when TH-cam began autoplaying videos I had already watched. It was then I realized I watched everything. This is the first new video. Your little quips and the way you talk are very entertaining, man. Thank you.
God Roanoke you have become so cynical and realist without holding back that i love it...funny how when social principles ignored science blooms..maybe the answer all along wa....nwm..good job and have fun, I as for one welcome our roanoke overlords...this relaxed you is so much more natural just dont do the youtuber special and dwell on it
Not to mention adding antibiotics into food for chickens. Thus making them bigger for meat but also creating strains of antibiotic resistant salmanella.
Hey Roanoke, you should look at the adaptation and retention of humanity in the evolved humans in dead island 2. I think it is fascinating how they reap all the benefits with absolute minimum drawbacks.
Here's a lesson for all the young chemists out there. "Organic chemistry, it sounds fun but you have to realize, 90% of it is actively trying to kill you and everyone near you in horrible ways" So remember folks, clearly label things, and properly dispose. Lol
Oooo! Roanoke, for the next video you can break down the schematics on Joker’s laughing gas or Bane’s venom serum! Or both, since the two compounds were fused together from the first Batman game! (Arnold voice) DO IT NOUW!!
Roanoke, you should totally review Scouts guide to the zombie apocalypse. Super funny movie and a neat little zombie virus to boot. Might just start leaving this on every video to try and get it seen!
@@RoanokeGaming - Man, the way they did the noses is straight up freakish! Seeing the dried up nose and the skull underneath? Such a morbid detail, lol!
I was waiting for you to mention if 3day course of ATBs is enough to clear a UTI. It's been the practice in UK. It does nothing but creates more resistant UTIs...
The standard for antibiotics is 10 days… I think the absolute minimum is 7 days, and you ALWAYS have to take them on time, to leave no breathing room for the infection to recover. Set an alarm. =)
Hey Roanoke, can you please review the NIMPH and its effects on the brain from Goddess of Victory: Nikke? I think there’s tons of lore and info that would be fun to discuss like the suppression of memories and emotions and the Raptures’ ability to corrupt the NIMPH and what that means?
I mean, "Content" aside, the lore is great and some Nikkes have some interesting stuff tied to the NIMPH (Like the limitations of the Pilgrims, Crows hatred for humans, Laplace, and pretty much EVERYTHING about N102) @@Yorkington
Thanks for watching guys! The movie is called "The last day on Mars"!
Would you cover a movie called Larva if you think it's interesting?
Here is a movie suggestions for you
And The Silence
@@e.m.m.i6054 He has done one on Tremors. Just search it and you should find it.
This movie shows why "You cant just shoot a hole into the surface of Mars." Also, ignoring the logistics, would it be possible to just turn a sewer into a pressure cooker to kill bacteria? Just occasionally glass the sewers? It's not like all the bad sewer germs are thermophiles. Probably. Hopefully. Maybe.
don't you think joel kinda deserved it though? he doomed the entire human race. ellie who is the only immune person that we know of is a lesbian! couldn't she at least pop ONE baby out to see if the cure was passed down? she and joel literally doom the entire human race
Remember kids, Pennywise isn’t the most terrifying thing in the sewers, antibiotic resistant bacteria coming out of your shower drain is.
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True
I'm still 100% certain that humanity dies from XDRTB, or extremely drug-resistant tuberculosis. It's literally in our genetics at this point and we have been fighting the race for survival against TB for thousands of years, so much so that roughly ab entire quarter of the planet is ALREADY carrying latent TB, which would activate upon teaming up with XDRTB, meaning if XDRTB ever becomes the norm, that quarter of the population is just doomed.
You ain’t wrong also loads more bacteria are becoming anti biotic resistant 😂
@@chromicapop4595 Oh, for sure, I just think our historic struggle with TB is just a ticking time bomb. I suppose the same is probably true for most drug-resistant bacteria, but I happen to at least appreciate the poetry of us finally losing the fight due to our own mistakes.
during october; the mitochondria turns into the frightochondria and becomes the haunted house of the cell
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Ugh, tell me about it. There were mutant rats and globs of orange goop all over the the streets of New York when a sapient parasite started taking over our mitochondria.
i remember reading somewhere that mar's atmosphere is so thin that if 2 people were able to survive without their helmets in the atmosphere and wanted to have a conversation they would have to stand roughly 2ft apart and scream at the top of their lungs to generate enough sound for them to hear each other as it would almost be like screaming in a vacuum.
Honey, we're movin...
This would suggest that any creature native to Mars would most likely use visual communication instead of scent or vocalizing. Perhaps bioluminescence, or some form of sign language...
no one gonna hear clapping sounds at 3 am. PERFECT
Best movie 2024 ...
M.A.R.S. The Clappening ...
@desperateneedofscotchI’m going to touch you
you weren't alone Roanoke...as a teen I dreamed I'd be an electrical engineer on Mars working on biodomes. Patching HVAC units tied to solar arrays....good dreams
Don't let the flame die out!
@@RoanokeGaming too old now...maybe I'll retire on Mars
I wanted to be a dinosaur when I was little...
I’ll never understand anybody wanting to go to space, it’s absolutely horrifying out there
@@KingOfGaymesfor the same reason our ancestors crossed deadly uncharted waters to find new land/resources/ just to know what's out there.
I'm not sure how long it's been changed, but this format of having much more of the science explanation interspersed throughout the summary makes it so much more engaging. Like little educational checkpoints, I love it!
Me too
Facts!
So true. And coming from a Biotechnological assistant that specialised in microbiology, his explanations are fascinating and on point!
I was thinking the same thing. It’s more educational and entertaining. Great combo
It's so good. I actually don't watch his old videos anymore because I miss having the science interwoven with the movie narrative too much.
It's not a zombie-adjacent movie without someone getting infected and hiding it from the rest of the group.
No matter what other roles that man takes, I'll always see Liev Schreiber as Sabertooth despite only seeing Wolverine Origins once. Anyway, Sabertooth on Mars, wonder if his mutant genes could've overcome the bacteria.
Sabertooth would've been just fine.
@@user-ye4bu6xh4chis healing factor would continue to keep hin alive just like if you put him on the bottom of a lake.
That actually sounds like an intriguing idea for a video. How do mutant healing factors react to some of the pathogens we've seen Roanoke discuss?
LOL same!! i actually kinda love that movie
Probably not. Mutants are not immune to disease or anything like that unless their mutant power specifically protects them from it like Wolverine or maybe Darwin.
I saw the Martian in the title, and I thought we were gonna grow potatoes and listen to disco lol
Arguably would have been better lmao
@@RoanokeGaming "You... have the worst... taste... in music!" -Mark Watney
@noahjester8471 this is officially the least Disco like Music she has on her Computer...
i did too and was wondering “where the hell was this is the movie?!”
They would never pick clowns like this for a mission like that. They have very rigorous screening processes to see how people act under pressure and how they work with other people. That is more important then any other skill a potential astronaut can bring
I guess for the sake of cost savings, incusivity, bribes for personal gain, sabotage due to national interests. It happend.
Astronauts are literally those with fewer than 1 in a million levels of mental stability. I feel like Sunshine shows a good balance between this professionality and a beyond hopeless situation.
@@fantabuloustexan6098 The thing is they could have solved this problem pretty easy. Let's say this isn't NASA. Let's say NASA entered into a new space race against private companies. The private companies beat NASA to Mars but just barely. But they cheaped out on personal and equipment to cut corners.
You could show them using equipment that constantly breaks and how frustrated they get over time. Then they could call earth and one CEO is like "you have to find something. If you don't make a discovery our shareholders will lose faith into the company and we lose billions in funding. You either come back with something or don't bother coming back at all because you have no future on earth".
Man how good would this have been? This would also explain the PTSD of the one guy that had a depressurization malfunction. Because of cheap equipment.
@@blank4227that was a baseless accusation from unconfirmed Russian sources. NASA said surveillance cleared her of any suspicion.
Perhaps, but remember, being alone with only about 6 ppl to talk to for 6 months *will* cause some people to go a lil bonkers.
As a Computer Science Major, I’m sure this information will come in handy one day. Keep up the great content Roanoke!
Roanoke gets it😂
Lmao im watching this as im doing my Comp-Sci HW
Like I say no such thing as useless information just gotta be creative
So, Roanoke correct me if I'm wrong. In the real event of this, your body would either quickly destroy all the viruses/bacteria, or you have an allergic reaction and die of anaphylaxis.
Some diseases trick immune system into not reacting and if you have allergies your body treats allergens as a mortal threat even if it’s benign 😅
Well, you don't always win against the virus/bacteria. It's entirely possible for one or both to have such virulent side effects that it becomes unrecoverable. Our immune system needs time in almost every case. It's very rare that our body just outright destroys an invader.
or secret option number 3, it just kinda vibes in our bodies with no way to be cleaned by the immune system or to infect us, it'd just kinda be there dormant
Maybe if the virus/bacteria is fast enough, it could beat your anaphylactic response and stop it from killing you, it's a great question though, I hadn't thought about that and your question kinda makes me feel better if that's how it would work irl lol
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“There’s no locks on these things?”
I’m pretty sure they’re not worrying about burglars on mars, and locks would be detrimental in the case of an emergency like a suit breach that’s slow enough to not kill them instantly but fast enough they need to get inside ASAP 😂
Worried about burglars? No. Sabotage because "once warring nations are happy to work together for the good of humanity"? Yes.
@@Kingdeathtrooperwe call that a diplomatic incident - no big deal!
And you’d have to worry about losing your key. Of course, they could keep a spare in a hollowed out rock.
@@desperateneedofscotchBeing away from Earth for prolonged periods creates paranoia (current theory being Earth emits a noise that we subconsciously hear and is our norm- Roanoke discusses it in the video on Pandorum) which would mean they may not believe themselves or eachother.
@@qdllcpin lock. Then only approved folks can come and go. Although considering these "zombies" kind of retain some intellect and memory, I dunno if they could recall an 8 digit pin. Maybe.
I work as an administartive assistant for a bunch of clinical labs in my region, and the acronym thing is so fucking true, had no idea what any of them were saying for a solid 4 months.
Correct me if i'm wrong but... those guys are arguing over who's gonna spend time analising this alien life form where us when astronauts went to the moon, one of them stayed in the pod the whole time without touching the moon's surface himself.
It's honestly just sensible. If suits rupture, or the door locks, or if recovery becomes unlikely having someone inside can be the difference between life and death, or information vs no information.
The real generational gap
Heh. "Analising". Butt.
That’s inaccurate. All six successful moon missions had both astronauts on the Lunar surface together throughout. Very low possibility of unwanted visitors after all. However, Aldrin was supposedly quoted speaking to Armstrong “If you had any balls you’d step out on the surface, look around for a moment, then scream ‘Oh my God, what the hell is that?!?’ and cut your mic.”
@@ab5olut3zero95I’m pretty sure the original dude is referring to the third member who remained in orbit during the landings.
Aka for Apollo 11 it would be Micheal Collin’s who while on the mission never stepped foot on the moon and instead stayed in orbit.
You should look into some Dr. Who monsters. Episodes like 'The Waters of Mars', 'Silence in the Library', and 'Midnight' come to mind.
That’s a good idea also the ones that turn into creepy gas mask children
Also the powers of the silence and weeping angels, or even anatomy of a dalek/their nanobots would be cool
Yes please, also the silence
Okay but what about the Fourth Doctor aliens literally made out of green bubblewrap because the material was a new thing.
@@jeffthedefiler But there's no mystery to the gas mask thing. it was just nanites that were confused about what a healthy human is supposed to be.
I see what you did there. Leiv Schreiber plays Cotton Weary in Scream 3. Your "its a bold strategy Cotton" works on multiple levels. Well done sir.
I love playing surviving Mars, really cool that they made a planet after the game IRL ❤
Same with earth but I don't get why they made the IRL earth round not flat.
@@ahardworker2154 what do you mean? IRL earth is also flat
@@jackmakila3776 i know but I don't want the government to unalive me for knowing the truth so be careful what you type online.
just like how they made the sun and moon bc of pokemon 😍
@jackmakila3776 Earth is clearly a cube on the back of a turtle 🐢 🙄 😒
As somebody who was trapped in an elevator going to the top floor with somebody who immediately cut a fart after the doors closed, I can say people went angery monkey mode.
I’d say with Kim’s death, it was more because she didn’t get herself killed, she got killed purely cause Irwin was a huge coward.
started studying cognitive psychology in uni this month and ... gave me a newfound appreciation of your vids. now i dont just nod and go "yeah i hear yah" but i also go " oh oh oh we learned about this !!!" whenever something about the brain pops up.
LMAO "our space tech is built by the lowest bidder" is the most true statement in this video 🤣
Yes Kim is the movie's "hate sink" character, she's quite obviously written to just be utterly unlikeable. Even the one time she's right about something you can't bring yourself to care about her. The movie also didn't really make it sad at all when she was locked in, the guy who locked her in even smiled a bit before he left.
I think you meant heat sink. Something used to 'take the heat'. But for some reason this works too.
Like my hate flows to her sink lol
@@ThatOliveMrT man, hate sink is exactly what he meant. That's why it "fits". It's a term
@@ThatOliveMrTYou know people use the word "sink" for other purposes than heat sinks, yeah?
Like people call time-consuming videogame and activities "time sinks"
Way to out yourself as unworldy and not knowledgeable at all, I guess.
@@Eye_Of_Odin978calm down no need to be an ass about it
Great video, but i feel like its important to include the title of the movie you are doing a video on. Maybe at least include it in the description? The name is "The Last Days on Mars" (2013) for anyone who is wondering.
Thank you for giving the name, you are a hero :')
Thank you.
He did say he was sick, probably dropped from his mind 😅 thanks
"ultra mega instinct gonorrhea", give this man a prize for best writing
The premise of this movie reminds me of Martian Gothic: Unification. A 90’s game that is Resident Evil on Mars. Includes not just zombies, but horrifically combined human bodies. These Trimorphs are the result of an alien bacteria with three different shapes seeking to reunite with each other on a cellular level.
"Remember; you're not dead until you're warm and dead."
I'm sure this will come as a shock to the millions who have frozen to death.
They can actually usually be revived 😬
@@RoanokeGamingI think the people struggling in cryogenics might beg to differ, tho people can survive being nearly frozen solid
3:30 I work in a high security facility, there are 15-30 of us all with $1000 gps enabled, radios and 40-60% of the staff never answer when called by name
An infection that DESIRES water? Finally, it's NOT RABIES
ANTI-RABIES
Reverse rabies
@@J.Jonah.Jameson.😂
Seibar
@@J.Jonah.Jameson.so a normal person?
Always a great day when a new Roanoke video drops!
Roanoke: "I hate acronyms."
Also Roanoke: **spams jargon and acronyms**
I think you would really like looking into the Scramblers from Blindsight.
One of the central themes is “intelligence vs consciousness” and whether of not consciousness is a evolutionary advancement or a fluke.
When humanity finds the spacefaring Scramblers, we realize they aren’t conscious, but are still way more intelligent than us.
I don't know. It seems like consciousness at least in the sense of sentience is pretty much required for intelligence. I don't see how a creature could behave in any way we would describe as "intelligent" without the ability to interpret and respond to the environment.
The only thing that could come close is some kind of organic machine that has extremely complex programming that could anticipate and respond to any perceived stimulus without actually having any internal deliberation or consideration.
But then, it's debatable if you would call that "intelligence" if it's just reacting purely on instinct, and just happens to have better instincts than we do.
He’d have to also explore the biology of the vampires in Blindsight too.
@@chameleonx9253but literally every Creature on God green earth does this???
Well, yes, because all organisms are to some degree conscious in that they respond to their environment. It's just that without a brain it's basically impossible to move beyond the level of raw stimulus response. Animals, for instance, can think, react, and anticipate the future, whereas other creatures that lack neural tissue don't have this ability. @@XimTraax
@@chameleonx9253 but you have to do those things to survive my dog does it everyday. the squirrels outside do it everyday you can’t survive well you can but mostly can’t without being able to react to your environment
"Have you ever considered getting over it ya big baby" words to live a happy life 😂
With radios, one side being able to hear the other but not vise versa is actually fairly common. Usually it’s due to malfunctions in that radio it’s self, the range on one of the radios not being great enough or possibly a headset not being put in right. They can be pretty finicky and stubborn things.
I live for the "They're tough, but they ain't invincible" line
_"You aren't dead until you're warm and dead"_
Clever
This episode reminded me vaguely of the Doctor Who Episode "The Waters of Mars", which got me thinking... you could have a lot of content going into all sorts of things in the Doctor Who universe.
If only you didn't hate the Brits so much. 😆
BBC is also very copyright strike happy.
unfortunately, yeah. hopefully just using little clips as he does would make it alright. but I know his luck with DMCAs lol@@jeffumbach
Please do a video on how much tech a person can replace their body with. Like the Adeptus Mechanicus 40k, robo cop, or cyberpunk.
I would posit you could theoretically replace every single cell. With sufficient tech anyway. Currently I'd assume we would need the brain in one piece at least. Boy, that'd be a fun RnD to be on.
"Keep this brain alive. NO MURDER BOTS"-management
@@stillcantbesilencedevennow There was a sci-fi novel I read decades ago called Mind Snare, in which one character's brain ends up in a box meant to keep brains alive. The only way to communicated is via text scrolling across a little screen. When the person's brain is put in the box their first word is a drawn out AHHHHHHHH! that actually goes on for quite some time. It's been a while since I read the book but I believe once they calmed down their next words are a request for someone to kill them. Discussions like this always makes me think of that book. It's a pretty good read if rather sad.
should they cover Robocop specifically, or is there another movie that he should use to cover the concept of artificial organs?
@@kriadydragon This just reminds of me of the Dan Hertzfeldt animation WORLD OF TOMORROW where the grandfathers digital consciousness is put in a cube and the majority of his correspondence is just the abject terror of him going "Oh god, Oh god, Oh my god, Oh god" over and over again.
A fun example but with no movie is the Thirst Water from 40K. It was believed to be an ancient bio weapon that actively seeks out prey. It looks like liquid water but it desiccates anything it touches, cracking bone and shriveling people up within seconds. Going into the biology and possible evolution of something like that would be cool.
The planet it originates on is a desert one so people suffering from dehydration are more likely to fall for it but it like swirls unnaturally and actively drains itself away once “full.” It ate a victim then slurped itself back into a rock crevice, meaning it was alive.
Forbidden ammo for the ultimate watergun fight
Haw that shit got into a hive and caused a whole nightmare in the lower half. I miss those old warhammer weapons
sounds similar to something in a david tennant doctor who episode
Nurgle had a field day creating that one 😂
@@scootza1kind of; the Blood Angels break it out and fill moats with it when Hive Fleet Leviathan arrives to wipe them out. It is explicitly called out as a kind of "Godzilla Threshold" event, since the result of the Thirstwater gorging itself on wave after wave of invaders will haunt the world for centuries... And the unspoken possibility of what happens if the Tyranids manage to assimilate it the way they do all other forms of life.
I know you *generally* focus on movies, but I’d LOVE a “Silent Sea” breakdown from you! It’s a Korean show available on Netflix, with self-replicating-murder-water 😅
That almost sounds good. I f*cking love Korean cinema.
I think I need to watch that 😂
@@midnight_yota it’s reeeeeaaaaaallllly good
@@stillcantbesilencedevennow there is no “almost”, it IS good. It’s freaking GREAT
So… creeper world?
Dust storms on Mars really aren't too dangerous because of the wind, as our Mr Oke is absolutely correct. The danger is from the dust in the air which will cover solar arrays so they generate less and less and less power, to the point where they don't generate enough power to keep equipment alive and functioning. It's why the Spirit and Opportunity rovers eventually died as their panels were so caked in dust their batteries couldn't recharge. RIP rovers :(
I wonder if the "lack of Earth's natural hum" thing you discussed in the Pandorum video could contribute to the crew being a bundle of crap personalities, at least in the sense of it making it worse.
Speaking of sinus issues, I'm getting surgery on mine the Monday after this video was posted. Getting basically all but one section of them renovated to try to resolve chronic sinuses infections. So I can stop contributing so much to the overuse of antibiotics, given that I currently end up on them *for my sinuses alone,* 3 or 4 times a year. Minimum.
I like the mixing of the plot and scientific explanation better than the old style seperating them. The disease part of this one was more interesting than the story.
Should definitely check out a Korean outbreak film called “The Flu” it’s really good and I feel like you’d have fun analyzing the virus in that film
i keep forgetting that roanoke was/is an actual scientist. Love this dude
While people say Venus or Mars would have been "habitable" they mean in that there would have been water and survivable temperature. The air still likely wasn't breathable as Venus likely still had 40 atmospheric pressures and Mars likely was always more trace, just not as bad as today. In fact Venus likely was even higher pressure in the past as the atmosphere is slowly being blasted into space.
While I generally agree with speculation that we can't be sure what kind of environment life can develop in, I imagine liquid water and moderate temperatures (maybe -30C to +50C is reasonable) are essential requirements for complex life to form.
I would rank them as more important than air pressure personally - that's not to say air pressure is irrelevant I just think the ranges of air pressure that allow life is potentially much greater than those two factors.
My thoughts are that we have birds that fly incredibly high and fish that live incredibly deep with extremes in pressure.
There's nothing to say that super high air pressure or low couldn't be adapted to easily depending on that planets evolutionary tree.
The Aurora?!! Welp, they’d be toast either way. 25:54
You simply can’t comprehend the amount of acronyms in the military. And if you don’t know them all right away you get yelled at.
The plot of the very first episode of the twilight zone, "where is everyone?" Is about someone training for space travel like the people training to go to mars right now. I get that its 60+ years old now but i won't spoil it entirely for people that havent seen it.
Now i want to see an animation of Roanoke stealing the alien ship and crashing it.
Holy shit that reveal, was so terrifying. And I love the visuals of it. “Essentially. This microbe is absolutely lost in the sauce when it comes to high quality H2O” is an absolute gem of a line. Ooo H2O based metabolism of this bacteria is so cool.
Love this movie. Really underrated. Also... Kim was only one of those people with a shred of sense.
Geologist and paleontologist here (and fellow Deep Southerner!) here. To expand on the magnetic shield bit of the video, the internals of Earth have an inner and outer core. Along with the high iron content, the inner and outer core spin counter to each other which helps create a super strong - relative to Mars - magnetosphere. It is likely that either Mars did not have this internal engine in the way that we have here on this planet or the core cools at a rate that is higher than Earth's. Planetary process are incredibly cool and complicated and rocks are neat!
The beginning of this movie reminds me of the Martian, except with the difference of there being an infection plot
Just having a scientist go through the shit you do just to explain how fictional stuff can happen? Hella good dude.
Really it's a service to us nerds who want more.
I would love to see a video based on the Mimics from Edge of Tomorrow. They're the most truly alien species I've seen in film and their biology would be fascinating to delve into.
I think he has a video on it already. That is a great movie i loved it, maybe he can make anther one about it in more detail
@@chimchu3232 I've looked around his channel and still haven't found it, hence why I'm asking. If he has made a video on them, I just haven't found it yet.
@@Elysium4 yeah, you're right, I have watched videos about it before, but not by Roanoke. I would also like to see his take
OH MY GOD YES. THE 5:10 MARK. It's the same in tech. I'm going through a massive course and one of the biggest hurdles is acronyms that don't line up or just make less sense than saying the whole word. THE DAMN LESSONS USE ACRONYMS I THEN HAVE TO LOOK UP TO UNDERSTAND! I'm so happy I'm not alone in my plight against acronyms vs just saying the goddamn word.
you should do an episode on prometheus or alien covenant
this video absolutely deserves a subscribe. Your humor alone is enough to enjoy, but your educated and experienced input is much appreciated, especially for a sciences-oriented movie like this.
You probably were a total Chad, popular in the lab. But it is absolutely possible to be too social also. Some of us just want to know that our coworkers are going to be focused and diligent, we can chit chat between things that we are working on, without being overly distracting. One of my best working pals would say hello in the morning, talk for a couple minutes, then wait till breaks or lunch to be more chatty. “Hello, good to see you today! Need any help today?” Maybe a little “how was your afternoon yesterday?” And that was enough a lot of times
Impossible! Be friendly with me 😂
I watched this movie years ago and loved it. I'm so glad you covered it. I usually wait to watch/listen to your videos until I'm at work, but this one couldnt wait. Great work Papa Broanoke.
There's always that one person in the group who has to be a total tool.
i feel your pain Roanoke, ive had a full body flu all this week. im glad you're feeling better!
Question, if the bacteria is basically only after the body for water inside with enough constant water supply could you survive long enough to fight off the infection or just stay alive by iv dripping water into a person for the rest of their life
Working in the engineering field, I feel your pain with the acronyms. I've been at my current company for a year, and there are still acronyms that I don't know yet.
Roanoke should make a big rant video about TLOU2, I'd listen to it on repeat even if it was 10 hours long... the longer the better.
I know that it's been years since that game came out and people stopped paying attention to it but it still deserves to be criticised for how dissapointing, sometimes malicious, it was.
one thing i love about your channell is the fact that not only you explain a movie on a scientific basis, and provide us viewers with content and laughs, but you even provide useful informations. I'm glad to be one of your subscribers.
I think we need another video to analyze if Kim could be the chosen one to dethrone the infamous Amy
"Just got done dealing with a virus for the last 96 hours"
Oh yeah something absolutely floored me this weekend. Like I just turned into a lizard on Friday and laid outside in the heat. Managed to finish two loads of washing over the entire day.
Absolutely worthless.. slow onset, and still lingering.
Roanoke is as always coming at us with some based takes on TLOU2. Amen to that.
Boy i can't wait to get to Mars and with my luck be the first one that wanders too close to the ancient alien organ reversal virus
I just finished the reservoir body episode. The grind this man is on lately
This is the only way I "watch" movies now. Give me knowledge, oh great Roanoke
"Our brain constitute around 2% of our body mass, on average it will consume around 20% of the oxygen of the body, wich is pretty wild but necessary for how important the brain is according to the brain" got me dead
I cannot look past the trivia of the main lights going dark (with disorientating flashing yellow & red lights left), when the emergency button is pressed, as any sort of practical environment for emergencies...
Millionth time asking Roanoke to cover the undead and infected from _I am a Hero_ ;-;
I think I liked it more when you gave a summery of set movie/story and then after that you went into the science of the movie/story. Mainly because then I understand the movie/story which will help with the understanding of the science behind it, so that it is not mixed.
The masses of antibiotics used in industrial meat production are a serious issue when it comes to resistent bacterial strains. They are administering broadband antibiotics to the lifestock constantly because otherwise they wouldn't be able to keep the meat alive under industrial conditions.
People don't understand how high the chance of soon dying of tooth ache like 150 years ago because we had been inconsiderade with antibiotics actually is.
The way you explained how the virus works 20:00 minutes in it sounds CERY similar to the virus in The Walking Dead
i didn't understand like 90% of this video BUT i was still able to *follow along* and it was entertaining the whole time. biology in general tends to confuse me, so this is a breath of fresh air. thanks Roanoke! you're doing great work 👍
Water and oil, sounds like you needed a third friend to act like a Subaru, that’d mix those two together nicely. 0:59
I've only recently found your channel. I was binging it like crazy. And then the dreaded time came when TH-cam began autoplaying videos I had already watched. It was then I realized I watched everything. This is the first new video. Your little quips and the way you talk are very entertaining, man. Thank you.
When you're talking and you can actually hear you smile while you're discussing things trying not to laugh. That ish is hilarious
God Roanoke you have become so cynical and realist without holding back that i love it...funny how when social principles ignored science blooms..maybe the answer all along wa....nwm..good job and have fun, I as for one welcome our roanoke overlords...this relaxed you is so much more natural just dont do the youtuber special and dwell on it
also omg the andy wrestler skit..oh god..no homo :3
Would love to see a breakdown of the biological disaster in the show Freakish
Not to mention adding antibiotics into food for chickens. Thus making them bigger for meat but also creating strains of antibiotic resistant salmanella.
Ultra instinct gonorrhea had me laughing
Honestly thought you were using a A.I voice until you clarified you were sick lol , just sounded different then usual
I was so tired 😂
@@RoanokeGaming hope you feel better my man 🖤❤️
Hey Roanoke, you should look at the adaptation and retention of humanity in the evolved humans in dead island 2. I think it is fascinating how they reap all the benefits with absolute minimum drawbacks.
Given the new horrific lore, id LOVE for Roanoke to cover the Frenzy Virus from monster hunter.
day 6 of trying to get Roanoke to cover Tyranids from warhammer, itd be great and i will not stop until i get it, keep up the great videos!
Now, this was a very interesting concept for a zombie movie
Here's a lesson for all the young chemists out there. "Organic chemistry, it sounds fun but you have to realize, 90% of it is actively trying to kill you and everyone near you in horrible ways"
So remember folks, clearly label things, and properly dispose. Lol
Oooo! Roanoke, for the next video you can break down the schematics on Joker’s laughing gas or Bane’s venom serum! Or both, since the two compounds were fused together from the first Batman game! (Arnold voice) DO IT NOUW!!
I want to be the first Doomslayer on Mars.
Roanoke, you should totally review Scouts guide to the zombie apocalypse. Super funny movie and a neat little zombie virus to boot. Might just start leaving this on every video to try and get it seen!
I love the dessicated makeup effects in this flick.
Dude right? They did a good job
@@RoanokeGaming - Man, the way they did the noses is straight up freakish! Seeing the dried up nose and the skull underneath? Such a morbid detail, lol!
20:45 best sentence in the entire video
I was waiting for you to mention if 3day course of ATBs is enough to clear a UTI. It's been the practice in UK. It does nothing but creates more resistant UTIs...
The standard for antibiotics is 10 days… I think the absolute minimum is 7 days, and you ALWAYS have to take them on time, to leave no breathing room for the infection to recover. Set an alarm. =)
"Mars is haunted."
"What?"
*Pumps shotgun* "Mars is haunted. It's got mummies." *Leaves*
Hey Roanoke, can you please review the NIMPH and its effects on the brain from Goddess of Victory: Nikke? I think there’s tons of lore and info that would be fun to discuss like the suppression of memories and emotions and the Raptures’ ability to corrupt the NIMPH and what that means?
Oh man, NIKKE being showcased on the channel would be something alright.
I mean, "Content" aside, the lore is great and some Nikkes have some interesting stuff tied to the NIMPH (Like the limitations of the Pilgrims, Crows hatred for humans, Laplace, and pretty much EVERYTHING about N102)
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