And yet, you're here interacting with people. Mars is a very different level of isolation. The moon is still within a realistic communication range. On Mars, you'll have only what you bring with you.
@@kevray I mean technically its not really the same thing. Being an introvert just means you prefer not to socialize often and be around a lot of people. Being active online is different
It should also be mentioned that 25 of the 49 probes sent to Mars never got there. They either crashed into the planet, missed the planet altogether, ending up in an unretrievable solar orbit, or something happened in mid-flight (such as a collision with debris). Space is hazardous, and I don’t expect any crewed flight to Mars in the foreseeable future. The next step should be a return to the Moon. It’s three days away, and it’s much less risky to test the long term effects of microgravity. Most Apollo astronauts found it much easier to work in the 1/6th gravity of the lunar surface than the free-fall gravity of orbit or travel through space. And in building a permanent station in the South Polar region of the Moon, the crew could be shielded from Solar radiation. The craters there which have the water don’t ever see the Sun. And in an emergency, Earth is always three days away. For now, we have unmanned probes which are doing an excellent job of exploring Mars (and the rest of the Solar System).
In fairness to NASA, they have a slightly better track record, 7 failures out of 34 missions. 3 of those 7 failures are from the same mission, so even though they were technically different probes, they were all part of the Mars Polar Landing mission and were launched together, operated together, etc, so maybe should be counted as 1. 2 of the failures happened in the 1960s/70s and didn't escape the atmosphere. So, 7 becomes 5, then 2 were rather old with really old technology, so more like 3 failures out of 31 missions. That's slightly less then a 10% failure rate. The high failure rate is from the Russians; 19 failures out of 27 missions, so like a slightly over 66% failure rate. But I do agree with you about the moon, that should be stop one and the next thing we do.
Actually, he is very much aware of all this but many of the people that are putting money into his pocket are oblivious to these facts. They're all hyped about going to mars and since 'again' they're putting money into his pocket, he'd rather shut up and keep them dreaming while his pocket gets fatter and fatter.
@@g.o.a.t9804 Saving this comment for when he proves you wrong, same with re-usable rockets, nasa said it was nearly impossible to land a booster, all things are impossible until someone does them.
@@g.o.a.t9804 do you realize no one is giving Elon money for SpaceX except NASA because you can’t invest and Elon doesn’t have like a paypal or something you hate Elon for no reason
@NOLAWIE YARED Yeah they know, they have tried and failed, that’s why all the pics of earth are computer generated, it’s a massive scam. NASA means deceive in Hebrew
It's a poorly-worded answer! Might have been better put in terms of odds. Odds of survival strike me as being fair to poor, survivors will likely be impaired. On the other hand, people voluntarily join the ARMY!
Elon needs to see this video for a hard reality check. I'm sure he knows all this, just needs to keep pumping the hype for Mars, otherwise SpaceX doesn't have much of a reason for existing beyond a bus to the ISS.
I am sure we will go to Mars. Will Elon be the one to do it, not a snowballs chance in ... That man is so full of it. Have you tried his driverless taxi yet that came out in 2019, sorry 20, sorry 21, 22,23. And there are people paying almost 15K dollars for self driving software that does not drive the car. It's incredible.
i am the perfect candidate for a long range mission like in the movie ‘passengers’. one big problem is radiation. without any atmosphere to protect us, space ships cannot block all the various unseen rays. meanwhile bone loss, gravity sickness and insanity have a role to play too. we can’t do interstellar travel until we figure out artificial gravity. (maybe travel in spaceships filled with liquid)
Unfortunately, such spacious accommodations as shown in the film Passengers, aren't presently available and neither is the comfort of going into suspended animation to avoid the tedium of a six-month journey cramped into what might gradually begin to feel like a large can of sardines. .
Hello ! I’ve seen you guys making a lot of video about the Vietnam war and I like it a lot ! However, all the videos were from nations like America, Australia,etc.. perspectives or just a video about statistics so can you guys do a video about the Vietnamese perspective of it ? Like a brave Vietnamese soldiers (cuz there’re a lot of them) or about some Vietnamese operation I hope you guys read this comments and have a nice day.
2:39 Scientists should explore artificial Manentic shield to protect space ship or atleast astronaut cabin, which work like earth natural barrier 3:54 scientists should build a circular machine within space ship which roatate with the help of those artificial magnets like MRI machine rotate and few hours everyday rotation in that large machine with resting coffin size chambers will create artificial gravity to reduce these symptoms to some extent
What about getting back used to gravity on mars? Recuperating from the long monthly flight, or sanitizing themselves from the toxic regolith of Mars once they set foot there?
I liked the video. Men of the past have committed to voyages as long as this. On small boats. On long land journeys. Im not saying its the same. But if it can be done, we will make it through. It may take a few botched trips and bodies in space. Surely no more than has suffered and died on 3 month sail crossings of the Atlantic or Pacific? Maybe they should study the isolationism of artic explorations trapped in ice. Pretty isolated there.
I've survived 6 month of lockdown, quarantine with wife and 3 kids, shortage of toilet paper, 3 hours Zoom a day, neighbour's dog that won't stop barking, street sweeper every Thursday, endless spam in my email, and calls from unknown number, riots, 2020 election... Trip to Mars sounds like a vacation. Sign me up. I am ready. (Okay, everything is true except for the wife and kids... Just don't go digging in my backyard. Please...)
1) “When earth and mars are close together, when Mars is at perihelion and Earth is at aphelion...” NO. That’s not how that works. 2) “Engineers are likely to aim it in a wide orbit around the sun, and the sun’s gravity would give the spacecraft a boost known as a gravity assist...” That is NOT a gravity assist!! Every part of that sentence is wrong.
Hello The Infographics Show, I have a question. I’m 16 year old and I’ll move into a college next year, will I have the ability to become an astronaut and join the marsian team to get to the red planet before they go without me? I’m so curious cuz they said that the mission to Mars will begin in the 2030s and it looks like that I won’t have some time to study 12 years of university to start training and so on.
Me thinking of all of the poor Navy Nuke submarine guys. Ha besides altered gravity fields, they deal with the other four... Should've gone Airforce nerds. 1:35
They have _some_ of the isolation -- to be silent, they can only listen, and hundreds of feet down, there's not much to listen to. But ultimately they're still surrounded by people. Radiation? No. Yes, there's radiation onboard, but most of the ship is perfectly safe. Millions of miles from anyone who could even attempt to help? Nope. Health effects of microgravity? Again, negative. Park your sub on the ocean floor for 14 months, and you'll start to have an idea of the difficulty of a Mars mission, but you'll still be missing the random radiation and effects of microgravity. (and it'd still be a bit off the mark for a psychological test as well, because the people in that tube know they can always surface and get help within hours.)
You guys totally forgot the year spent on the planet. Unlike the moon, we have to wait for the planets to position themselves again so we can make an effective return trajectoire. Not to mention the amount of mass we need to bring up in order to keep the astronauts healthy and alive. We are still a far way away but we will get there soon.
@@benjaminturner2613 i gotta agree to him everyone on earth is delusional the cost to get mars will need technology atleast 300 years into the future and we all know earth isn't gonna last that long the world will soon end people are just convincing themselve we can go to other planet because they want to stop polluting the planet
My mindset on going to Mars: Radiation = Meh, What doesn't give you radiation Altered Gravity = I'm so lazy Isolation and Confinement = I've been isolated for like 3 years prior to Covid Distance From Earth= Woooooooooooooooooo! Hostile Closed Environments = Basically Marriage and I think I'd do fine so where do I sign up.
You've never even imagined the level of isolation of being over 100mil miles from Earth. No grocery stores. No McDonald's. No TV. No Internet. Nothing but what you bring with you. And no possible way to end that isolation. If that CD/DVD/Bluray is damaged, or drive fails, the stuff you brought with you cannot be so easily replaced. (you think cell phone data is expensive on Earth, wait until you have a 140mil mile connection.)
You forgot about the exposure to solar radiation on Mars itself, as well as the fact that such an endeavor is nothing but a pathetic, wasteful, ego trip.
Exactly! Except for the dough they could milk investors for, and the grift from the government, there is zero money in sending people to Mars. And actually trying to live there would be the deaths of everyone.
I am sick of people underestimating human cape ability there was a news paper around the time of the wright brothers they said humanity won’t fly for a million years but what happened? The wright brothers gave us planes
Actually it probably is the mars is so far its impossible to store enough fuel to actually travel twice not to mention we have to wait like 20 more months to have the opportunity to actually goes back to earth but the crew are probably dead at that point considering no supplies
@@ace4548 - It’s assumed that this would be a Conjunction Class mission made during one of the launch windows that occur every 26 months when Mars is closest to the earth. That’s part of all of NASA’s Mars missions plans & is part of both Robert Zubrin’s Mars Direct & SpaceX’s Starship plans. I don’t recall any space agency seriously considering an Opposition Class or any other kind of mission that would add distance & transit time to/from Mars.
This production is very correct. Humans have no business going to Mars. Our rovers have told us everything we need to know: there is a lot of dirt and it is very cold.
Where there is a problem there is always a solution. Some solutions are common sense, while some others require you to think outside the box. Still the solution is there.
They could probably use high powered solar panels so they can power cooling and communication as for them being able to successfully make an environment that can sustain vegetation that’s still up in the clouds
@@7777Scion sorry man I don't remember commenting this but what about the sun screams to you fantasy in the filed of energy, Its the sun. Also I was not lying to myself so I'm not escapist again if we had solar panels that could draw energy from the giant ball of energy at the center of the solar system we could use that energy, where is the lie?
US government: We’re afraid of the effects of isolation on astronauts, especially in hostile environments. Also US government: We use isolation on problem inmates for prolonged periods, often releasing them directly from isolation to the general public upon completion of their sentences.
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In short, our bodies are highly specialized for earthly conditions and going into space is a highly off-label use of them.
Spoiler boo
Ya
Yea but you have to workout to stay fit to a certain degree
700 times the normal amount of background radiation that’s funny smokers get more
I love that you "in short" the "in short"
Normal: people can't handle isolation
Me an introvert: I have no such weaknesses
not funny
didn't laugh
Take it all with a grain of salt
And yet, you're here interacting with people. Mars is a very different level of isolation. The moon is still within a realistic communication range. On Mars, you'll have only what you bring with you.
Watching TH-cam and other entertainment is a way to socialize. Even if you don’t leave your room or the house.
@@kevray I mean technically its not really the same thing. Being an introvert just means you prefer not to socialize often and be around a lot of people. Being active online is different
It should also be mentioned that 25 of the 49 probes sent to Mars never got there. They either crashed into the planet, missed the planet altogether, ending up in an unretrievable solar orbit, or something happened in mid-flight (such as a collision with debris). Space is hazardous, and I don’t expect any crewed flight to Mars in the foreseeable future.
The next step should be a return to the Moon. It’s three days away, and it’s much less risky to test the long term effects of microgravity. Most Apollo astronauts found it much easier to work in the 1/6th gravity of the lunar surface than the free-fall gravity of orbit or travel through space.
And in building a permanent station in the South Polar region of the Moon, the crew could be shielded from Solar radiation. The craters there which have the water don’t ever see the Sun. And in an emergency, Earth is always three days away.
For now, we have unmanned probes which are doing an excellent job of exploring Mars (and the rest of the Solar System).
In fairness to NASA, they have a slightly better track record, 7 failures out of 34 missions. 3 of those 7 failures are from the same mission, so even though they were technically different probes, they were all part of the Mars Polar Landing mission and were launched together, operated together, etc, so maybe should be counted as 1. 2 of the failures happened in the 1960s/70s and didn't escape the atmosphere. So, 7 becomes 5, then 2 were rather old with really old technology, so more like 3 failures out of 31 missions. That's slightly less then a 10% failure rate. The high failure rate is from the Russians; 19 failures out of 27 missions, so like a slightly over 66% failure rate. But I do agree with you about the moon, that should be stop one and the next thing we do.
I don't foresee it.
And don't forget the aliens. 😂😂
Elon Musk: Im gonna act like i never saw that
Actually, he is very much aware of all this
but many of the people that are putting money into his pocket are oblivious to these facts. They're all hyped about going to mars and since 'again' they're putting money into his pocket, he'd rather shut up and keep them dreaming while his pocket gets fatter and fatter.
Well they make it seem like none of these problems have been solved but they have been.
@@g.o.a.t9804 ehhh
@@g.o.a.t9804 Saving this comment for when he proves you wrong, same with re-usable rockets, nasa said it was nearly impossible to land a booster, all things are impossible until someone does them.
@@g.o.a.t9804 do you realize no one is giving Elon money for SpaceX except NASA because you can’t invest and Elon doesn’t have like a paypal or something you hate Elon for no reason
"why we wouldn't survive a trip to mars"
*Because sleep is for the weak and we're weak*
The weak: so you have chosen... Death
The oxygen on mars is toxic gases
Sometimes when my mums not home I like to go to the backyard and bury myself and pretend I’m a pretty little carrot
@@kinglycrimson more like do you have chosen..... *alive*
@@ihsan7949 lol.
The backyardigans after staying on the mars for over a day: pathetic
Lol
Not funny to me
For some reason I actually remember that
@Roman Bellic how not funny?
@@enigmaperson4636 idk. Maybe my humor is a bit off today
Elon Musk: “are you challenging me?”
A monster who lives underground knows about Elon Musk??
@@aungpyaesone1024 I have my ways.
How?
Are you threatening me? I am cornholio!
Bring it on, as soon his starship rocket ready to sent people to mars, his stonk will coming down due to astronauts death
Why you wouldn’t survive a mission to mars
*starts to explain all the things you can’t afford because your a child*
You would hit the firmament that is around the earth, nothing gets out, we are domed
The key to success is to focus on goals, not obstacles. Dream it. Believe it. Build it. My dream is 2k you can hlp me
@@scribbles7491 shut up
@NOLAWIE YARED Yeah they know, they have tried and failed, that’s why all the pics of earth are computer generated, it’s a massive scam. NASA means deceive in Hebrew
Im calling gordon....
I don’t understand why people want to go to space. We need to focus on the earth! Our home!
Elon Musk : "challenge accepted"
ironic
Too bad he's wasting all that money.
Going to bankrupt.....
@@ZorroComputers Actually Spacex is doing very well and better still to come
"Why you wouldn't survive a mission to Mars"
"Would you survive a mission to Mars? No one knows"
Make up your mind
Infographics: I am switching both sides so that I come out on top
Sup
It's a poorly-worded answer! Might have been better put in terms of odds. Odds of survival strike me as being fair to poor, survivors will likely be impaired. On the other hand, people voluntarily join the ARMY!
@@Arcademan09
Just say, no you would not.
Elon needs to see this video for a hard reality check. I'm sure he knows all this, just needs to keep pumping the hype for Mars, otherwise SpaceX doesn't have much of a reason for existing beyond a bus to the ISS.
Meanwhile, mindless people are trying their luck pumping money into SpaceX. I'll be convinced when Elon Musk goes to Mars.
exactly. sending organic ANYTHING to Mars is a totally ludicrous idea!
I am sure we will go to Mars. Will Elon be the one to do it, not a snowballs chance in ... That man is so full of it. Have you tried his driverless taxi yet that came out in 2019, sorry 20, sorry 21, 22,23. And there are people paying almost 15K dollars for self driving software that does not drive the car. It's incredible.
Musk is nuts - nobody takes him seriously in this area.
Love this channel 💝
You uploaded again I love these videos
I love these videos they are always so intresting to listen and watch 👍
I love your videos!
i am the perfect candidate for a long range mission like in the movie ‘passengers’.
one big problem is radiation. without any atmosphere to protect us, space ships cannot block all the various unseen rays.
meanwhile bone loss, gravity sickness and insanity have a role to play too.
we can’t do interstellar travel until we figure out artificial gravity. (maybe travel in spaceships filled with liquid)
Unfortunately, such spacious accommodations as shown in the film Passengers, aren't presently available and neither is the comfort of going into suspended animation to avoid the tedium of a six-month journey cramped into what might gradually begin to feel like a large can of sardines. .
I love your vids
Hello ! I’ve seen you guys making a lot of video about the Vietnam war and I like it a lot ! However, all the videos were from nations like America, Australia,etc.. perspectives or just a video about statistics so can you guys do a video about the Vietnamese perspective of it ? Like a brave Vietnamese soldiers (cuz there’re a lot of them) or about some Vietnamese operation I hope you guys read this comments and have a nice day.
In America, we don't like to think about this! I don't know where the videos are made. It's a good idea.
1:32 trust me graphics man, the 3rd problem, we are very used to that. Very VERY used to that at this point.
Literally, space can be 'Mind Blowing'!
2:39
Scientists should explore artificial Manentic shield to protect space ship or atleast astronaut cabin, which work like earth natural barrier
3:54 scientists should build a circular machine within space ship which roatate with the help of those artificial magnets like MRI machine rotate and few hours everyday rotation in that large machine with resting coffin size chambers will create artificial gravity to reduce these symptoms to some extent
It’s crazy how perfect earth had to be for us to survive here
Life evolved on Earth according to the conditions.
@@danceswithcritters It's the GOD of creation thing.
It's the other way around:we adapted perfectly to Earth for millions of years.
Not crazy, just God.
love the videos thanks for making them
Gotta grow some potatoes on it....
The radiation in the soil
What about getting back used to gravity on mars? Recuperating from the long monthly flight, or sanitizing themselves from the toxic regolith of Mars once they set foot there?
*Are you an introvert? If yes, then you’re qualified.*
Yes yes ywa
@Huang Jianhao Introvert means you're shy/quiet and likes to be by yourself. xD
@@Divinii actually, it’s just that you’re more energetic by yourself than with people, but still you’re right
@@colon-Thorn Interesting! You're right! Learned something new. :O
Do you want to face death sooner? If yes, you're qualified.
I’m going to Mars and becoming an astronaut to prove you guys wrong
lol
First go to bathroom wash your face and wake up from dreams
@@zyzzzkai6900 😊well said
Go for it dude! I'm with you all the way! After all we can't stay cooped up on this blue rock forever.
@Cameron Klopfer not interested but thanks for the info 😊
I sleep up to 14 hours a day... If you find a team with the same sleeping pattern the trip would feel really short!
I could do it no problem :) The farther I get from people, the happier I am and radiation just bounces right off me.
Only the British Colony is skilled enough to colonize Mars
This kind of topics please ❣️
There's also the issue that Soviet Tim Curry probably placed defences somewhere between Earth and Mars. "SPACE!!"
"Poo-tatoes" cracked me up!
Elon musk: okay whats the price for this little youtube channel?
Infographics: well.....its......
I'm glad someone finally made this video. I'm more interested in the plight of the voyager satellites.
Elon musk would like to have a word with you
I feel like this reference is from spongebob
Yea, he doesn't want this video out there proving he's a fraud.
Emperor Musk
Sadly, I dont think Elon can survive on Mars either. So Nah
They show these very small food growing areas on some ideas of what it would be like, but it would take acres and acres to feed 4 people for one year.
Why you wouldnt survive without 4 ads in an 8 minute video.
When I was younger I thought it take a few hours to the moon 🤣
I liked the video. Men of the past have committed to voyages as long as this. On small boats. On long land journeys. Im not saying its the same. But if it can be done, we will make it through. It may take a few botched trips and bodies in space. Surely no more than has suffered and died on 3 month sail crossings of the Atlantic or Pacific?
Maybe they should study the isolationism of artic explorations trapped in ice. Pretty isolated there.
'lonely planet-Mars' I like that kind of details in your videos:)
We'll never know if we'll survive unless we actually get to Mars.
Politifact mater: BIG FACTS
@NOLAWIE YARED What are you a flat earther? Mars is obviously real.
The key to success is to focus on goals, not obstacles. Dream it. Believe it. Build it. My dream is 2k you can hlp me
@NOLAWIE YARED I hate how the Earth is the only flat planet in our solar system.
@NOLAWIE YARED Why don't you build a rocket and see for yourself.
love the back ground music - any idea what it is ?
It would be really nice if a third of the earth's population went to Mars so I could live in peace & quiet here on earth.
Congrats on 9 million subs
I wouldn't be caught dead in that planet.
Oh, wait... 😱
You could always try Uranus !
They could use VR and augmented reality to reduce the mental effects from isolation and separation from earth
I've survived 6 month of lockdown, quarantine with wife and 3 kids, shortage of toilet paper, 3 hours Zoom a day, neighbour's dog that won't stop barking, street sweeper every Thursday, endless spam in my email, and calls from unknown number, riots, 2020 election...
Trip to Mars sounds like a vacation. Sign me up. I am ready. (Okay, everything is true except for the wife and kids... Just don't go digging in my backyard. Please...)
😂😂😂
FBI agent: FBI open up !. You are now under a federal investigation...
@@CalebVonGames lol
Meanwhile Introverts just booking flights to Mars: finally inner peace
1) “When earth and mars are close together, when Mars is at perihelion and Earth is at aphelion...”
NO. That’s not how that works.
2) “Engineers are likely to aim it in a wide orbit around the sun, and the sun’s gravity would give the spacecraft a boost known as a gravity assist...”
That is NOT a gravity assist!! Every part of that sentence is wrong.
How does it work then?
Info:Why you wouldn't survive a mission to Mars
Elon Musk: hold my ROCKETS
Imagine going on a missions to Mars and there's 1 imposter among u.
Hello The Infographics Show, I have a question. I’m 16 year old and I’ll move into a college next year, will I have the ability to become an astronaut and join the marsian team to get to the red planet before they go without me? I’m so curious cuz they said that the mission to Mars will begin in the 2030s and it looks like that I won’t have some time to study 12 years of university to start training and so on.
Me thinking of all of the poor Navy Nuke submarine guys. Ha besides altered gravity fields, they deal with the other four... Should've gone Airforce nerds. 1:35
They have _some_ of the isolation -- to be silent, they can only listen, and hundreds of feet down, there's not much to listen to. But ultimately they're still surrounded by people. Radiation? No. Yes, there's radiation onboard, but most of the ship is perfectly safe. Millions of miles from anyone who could even attempt to help? Nope. Health effects of microgravity? Again, negative. Park your sub on the ocean floor for 14 months, and you'll start to have an idea of the difficulty of a Mars mission, but you'll still be missing the random radiation and effects of microgravity. (and it'd still be a bit off the mark for a psychological test as well, because the people in that tube know they can always surface and get help within hours.)
@@jfbeam very insightful, I was just making a joke my man. Just a little military banter. 👍🏻
It is awesome to explore outer space
Imagine being halfway to Mars and having a panic attack.
Or a heart attack.
Rocket Man(1993)
Can you make another video on your combat experiences?
You guys totally forgot the year spent on the planet. Unlike the moon, we have to wait for the planets to position themselves again so we can make an effective return trajectoire. Not to mention the amount of mass we need to bring up in order to keep the astronauts healthy and alive. We are still a far way away but we will get there soon.
No, we won't. We will never get there.
Rustin Cohle that’s defiantly false
@@benjaminturner2613 No, it's definitely true and even Musk knows it.
@@benjaminturner2613 i gotta agree to him everyone on earth is delusional the cost to get mars will need technology atleast 300 years into the future and we all know earth isn't gonna last that long the world will soon end people are just convincing themselve we can go to other planet because they want to stop polluting the planet
In the Viking missions something metabolized the samples they used....just like something will metabolise the astronauts that go there too.
My mindset on going to Mars:
Radiation = Meh, What doesn't give you radiation
Altered Gravity = I'm so lazy
Isolation and Confinement = I've been isolated for like 3 years prior to Covid
Distance From Earth= Woooooooooooooooooo!
Hostile Closed Environments = Basically Marriage and I think I'd do fine so where do I sign up.
You've never even imagined the level of isolation of being over 100mil miles from Earth. No grocery stores. No McDonald's. No TV. No Internet. Nothing but what you bring with you. And no possible way to end that isolation. If that CD/DVD/Bluray is damaged, or drive fails, the stuff you brought with you cannot be so easily replaced. (you think cell phone data is expensive on Earth, wait until you have a 140mil mile connection.)
We will get there!
You forgot about the exposure to solar radiation on Mars itself, as well as the fact that such an endeavor is nothing but a pathetic, wasteful, ego trip.
Solar irradiance in space and galactic cosmic rays were mentioned in the diagrams.
Man it's bleak and hopeless out there
Exactly! Except for the dough they could milk investors for, and the grift from the government, there is zero money in sending people to Mars. And actually trying to live there would be the deaths of everyone.
I am sick of people underestimating human cape ability there was a news paper around the time of the wright brothers they said humanity won’t fly for a million years but what happened? The wright brothers gave us planes
I would think that the return trip would be significantly longer than the outbound since you would now have to catch up to earth.
I always thought going to Mars was a one way trip 🤓
It is.
Actually it probably is the mars is so far its impossible to store enough fuel to actually travel twice not to mention we have to wait like 20 more months to have the opportunity to actually goes back to earth but the crew are probably dead at that point considering no supplies
When is there going to to be a new challenge video ?
What we need is to invent an artificial magnetosphere for our space shuttles.
Big fan bro
Hi didn't even mean to click this but ima watch it still
“It’s difficult to study the effects of radiation without poisoning some astronauts.”
Human radiation experiments: *Am I a joke to you?*
I’m sure it’s probably science fiction but I don’t think they can do long term space travel until they can generate artificial gravity.
Isolation and confinement - we got that already
No biggie
I'll just sing Wilbur Soot's "I'm in love with an e-girl" 139047.771429 times and the time will FLY by
In the Martian movie there is a ship, a linear one also like the space station, One could Engineer a electromagnetic shield in it
I mean if I can trust Elon Musk installing a microchip in my brain I can trust him taking me to Mars.
@Cruiser Elon is developing a chip that can be fitted in your head, it can even help you listen to your Favourite music
The key to success is to focus on goals, not obstacles. Dream it. Believe it. Build it. My dream is 2k you can hlp me
@@rxge.edxts. It's all fun and games until he starts piping adds in.
@@nope53926 yesss😂😂😂😂😂👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
@Cruiser yes we already know
How do you animate this fast?
Everyone is getting ready for mars by playing among us
Thanks Buzz Killington! 🤣🤣🤣
You forgot that a round trip lasts 3 years and 4 month not 1 year and 2 month
And, That Starship could make the trip to Mars in 4 months, or 6 months with an extra cargo load out (Robert Zubrin’s suggestion).
@@TraditionalAnglican that not true at all it depends we’re Mars is that’s why we go during a certain time cause Mars would be closer
@@ace4548 - It’s assumed that this would be a Conjunction Class mission made during one of the launch windows that occur every 26 months when Mars is closest to the earth. That’s part of all of NASA’s Mars missions plans & is part of both Robert Zubrin’s Mars Direct & SpaceX’s Starship plans. I don’t recall any space agency seriously considering an Opposition Class or any other kind of mission that would add distance & transit time to/from Mars.
Ad on TV : now that's Toyota
Me : Now that's content
Elon Musk : Hold my X Æ A-Xii
Musk will never get us there.
A mission to mars is two years round trip at best case scenario, however it's always dangerous risky mission.
“Spaceflight-Associated Neuro-ocular syndrome or known as SANS”.
*Megalovania starts playing*
I thought this too- yet my friend who i sent it to didn't understand ;-;
This production is very correct. Humans have no business going to Mars. Our rovers have told us everything we need to know: there is a lot of dirt and it is very cold.
A vast oversimplification of any planetary body
Elon Musk smoking a fat blunt to this
Elon Musk: Hold my beer
keep making them interested in mars... no need to make a video about the moon 😳
But the moon is cool too
Where there is a problem there is always a solution. Some solutions are common sense, while some others require you to think outside the box. Still the solution is there.
They will eventually figure out how to overcome any obstacle. They will make it.
Who's they
Then it should be us
I'd sign up for the first missions once everything is figured out
Spaceflight-Associated -Neuro-Ocular-Syndrome or Sans
Those astronauts are gonna have a bad time
They'd have a worse time on Uranus !
I go to Neptune all the time!
send lonley weebs up there used to being alone
yyeahhh
Here goes my childhood dream 😅
Elon Musk: and this is I took this personally
Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition
All the complications he mention I’m completely fine with especially isolation. :)
They could probably use high powered solar panels so they can power cooling and communication as for them being able to successfully make an environment that can sustain vegetation that’s still up in the clouds
No, they can't. You are being an escapist/fantasist, and nothing more.
@@7777Scion sorry man I don't remember commenting this but what about the sun screams to you fantasy in the filed of energy, Its the sun. Also I was not lying to myself so I'm not escapist again if we had solar panels that could draw energy from the giant ball of energy at the center of the solar system we could use that energy, where is the lie?
Love the david bowie reference in the begining ;)
US government: We’re afraid of the effects of isolation on astronauts, especially in hostile environments.
Also US government: We use isolation on problem inmates for prolonged periods, often releasing them directly from isolation to the general public upon completion of their sentences.
I would take the chance. Exploration is for the brave and bold. Did explorers not explore because it wasn't safe?