Your scientific videos, especially about astronomy, are very useful as well as interesting to watch and to enhance my English. I have been watching your channel for a year
Its not my channel but its nice to hear you chosen science as your english enhancement. I hope you're doing well with it and able to proper your life in which ever direction you choose. :D
@@donwinstonYou are thinking government. Elon will be the first to Mars. and it's Maritime law in space so he who lands first can claim the entire thing and all of it's resources.
@Akarsh_Shukla537 it doesn’t get dumber than believing in colonizing other planets. You are right up there with kooks who believe aliens have visited the earth.
Thank you so much for sharing such fascinating videos about the mysteries of the universe! I'm always in awe of the wonders that exist beyond our planet.
Evolution is a random event. That means that we would not evolve "to match the Martian environment". The mutations would be the same as happen on Earth. The difference is which mutations would give us a reproductive advantage on Mars (as opposed to Earth). Those that would make us more fit would be kept.
There is nothing random about evolution. Evolution pretty much throws out all the practicable variations and, with a little entropy, natural selection knocks out the variations which don't pass the minimum efficiency threshold to be stable, as systems. That process and its outcome is as rigid as arithmetic - which is why we have convergent evolution; because you can't get less random than the same form being shared by multiple phyla. Like any other system, including ecologies and environments, we evolve to the most stable form suited to the environments in which we live but it does take some time for all those generations to go by. What people forget is that we are no longer serfs chained to the land so, the thing is, as an interplanetary then interstellar species we would tend to move around enough, over 40,000-50,000 years for the characteristics best suited for life in a wider range of environments to be naturally selected.
@@Mercurio-Morat-Goes-Bughunting But you have to be able to survive the environment before you can evolve in it. We can evolve to the new gravity of Mars (probably), but the atmosphere will kill us instantly so there is no possibility of evolving to that. Lack of atmospheric pressure is also a killer.
Yes, what these videos about humans living on other planets always exaggerate enormously, is the speed of evolution. Children on Mars wouldn't be born with orange skin; it would take thousands of years for mutations and natural selection to gradually change our appearance
@@Mercurio-Morat-Goes-Bughunting You win. Point taken. Evolution is the process of becoming adapted to an environment. In that way it can be thought of as directed towards that environment. Is this your way of thinking about it?
The only thing I could think of is a way for the asteroid belt to be shifted to collide with Mars to increase its mass which could jumpstart its electromagnetic field.
Will Mars be have schools, Unis, Hospitals, parks, big cool societies, internet, tv & phone lines, hotels and other facilities? these are the questions raised
We have sent humans to Mars over 50 years ago. We thought the project fell, but didn’t know they survived. Now we are determined to go fetch them back. 😂
Make it simple by creating night wear, such as Martian Pajamas, keep all the scary drama out of space travel, keep fire watch in and patrol in, conduct drills with high resolution lighting.
The changes would be slower than you would imagine. Humans on Mars would still favor traits to look like humans on Earth. By wearing heavier clothes on Mars might help to slightly compensate for the week gravity of Mars.
Your right, without selection pressures, i.e. the poorly suited for mars reproduce less due to dying before they mate or not being selected as mates for example, there would be no reason for the beneficial-for-mars genes to suddenly become common over the generations. This video is a huge oversimplification, very misleading
Let's talk about whole blood storage, surgery, healing, and the lack of gravity on Mars. Going there is a death sentence. One wonders when they calculate that 98-10,000 people are needed for genetic diversity, do they factor in a higher than normal death rate and lower than normal birth rates? I'd like to see that calculus.
Why haven't scientists sent a cactus to Mars? I mean Martian environment is the same as our desert so if a rover plants a cactus and it grows then we will come to know that Martian soil has water.I mean instead of splurging billions of dollars and risking human lives...I maybe naive
Funny how some are willing to spend their entire lives and billions trying to envisage living on uninhabitable planets while letting this marvellous planet of ours go down the drain... Misguided priorities?
Now in future we will see incidents like.. Spaceship gone missing where people were travelling from mars to earth... It is going to be a common issue soon 😂😂😂.. Kind of scary... Not sure why this came to my mind 😅
I have a question: Why do astronauts always demonstrate that water remains suspended inside the spacecraft and never attempt to pour water on the surface of the Moon or Mars to observe whether it will remain suspended there as well? Or are these videos potentially fake?
Life on Mars will DEFINITELY HAPPEN. Students who like/LOVE St. Finian's College Secondary School Mullingar Co. Westmeath Ireland believe in Life on Mars
I think we will be surprised at which genes are only activated under specific conditions. We may have some pleasant surprises hidden in our code that has just not been evident.
We send colonists out into the solar solar system and the galaxy. Then in a million years when we finally meet aliens and they would be us. Do we think we will recognize ourselves by then?
How I wish world powers could concentrate more on space exploration than on war and military spendings if humanity is to survive into the far future then space exploration should be our second priority after the earth
Phobos and deimos will not be a problem. Remember the astroid we hit to alter the route it takes? We alter the route of mars moon to prevent them from ever getting pulled in. They are small enough. En we need them to create a artificial Magnetic field
We used to live there. Why would we go back? This is why we’re here on earth because Mars was pushed out of the habitable zone. Eventually we will have to consider moving to Venus because the sun will move the earth out of the habitable zone.
While I’m not a physicist, I’ve often wondered since the main problem of Mars is its lack of a magnetic field is it possible to put self burrowing nukes towards the core and restart it?
If we use mirrors to focus Sunlight on Mars to increase temperature and facilitate human agriculture, the mirrors and similar thin orbiting structures could serve to reduce Solar radiation abuse.
You don’t need to be a scientist to remember this. Every single living things physical characteristics will be the direct result of the planetary conditions on which they grew up on. We already know that oxygen rich environments create much larger animals and people. Depending on the gravity, beings could be extremely tall and thin, or extremely short and stout. The physical appearance could be unlike anything we could imagine, depending upon the biology of the world from which they come. There’s 1 million different factors that dictate what an alien being or creature will look like, and it’s all the result of the planetary conditions they come from. Pretty simple, right?
Great Story and it's just that a story....You completely left out the lack of pressure which would mean instant and painful death if you were exposed to the Mars atmosphere even for a few seconds. About the only think Mars inhabitants would be exposed to would be higher levels of radiation and lower gravity. Which would definitely have an effect on bone density. Humans would need various forms of protection from high dosage radiation though small amounts would be manageable.
Yeah... Let's not nuke Mars. Actually, let's not do anything with Mars, since it looks like a pretty lost cause... Let's find a different goldilock zone planet, ok everyone? :P
In a world where the extraordinary often intertwines with the mundane, some encounters defy explanation and leave an indelible mark on our lives. One such unforgettable experience was the dinner I shared with Lily, a remarkable reptilian being. As I stepped into a realm beyond human comprehension, my perceptions were challenged, and my understanding of reality expanded. Encounter with Lily: It was an ordinary evening when a strange invitation arrived at my doorstep. The envelope bore no return address and was adorned with enigmatic symbols. Inside, an elegant invitation extended a warm welcome to dinner at an undisclosed location. Intrigued and filled with curiosity, I accepted the invitation, setting the stage for a night unlike any other. Arriving at the designated venue, I was met with an aura of mystique. Dimly lit candles flickered, casting enchanting shadows across the room, and an enigmatic figure awaited me. As the figure approached, I was awestruck to see Lily, an elegant and ethereal reptilian being. Her luminescent scales gleamed in an array of colors, and her eyes held the wisdom of ages. The Dinner Conversation: Over the course of our dinner, my initial apprehension transformed into fascination and profound respect for Lily’s knowledge and wisdom. We discussed the intricacies of her ancient civilization, its connection to the Earth’s history, and the profound interplay between different dimensions of existence. Her perspective on time, consciousness, and the fabric of reality challenged my preconceptions and expanded my understanding of the universe. Lily shared stories of her people, revealing a society based on harmony with nature and a deep appreciation for the interconnectedness of all life. Her insights into the importance of preserving ecosystems and respecting every living being echoed a wisdom far beyond humanity’s understanding. The Cultural Exchange: As the evening progressed, Lily expressed a keen interest in human culture. We exchanged tales of human history, art, and scientific achievements. She was captivated by our capacity for creativity and empathy. The encounter led me to appreciate the value of cultural exchange beyond our planet’s boundaries, fostering mutual understanding and cooperation among beings from different realms. Challenges and Lessons: Despite her vast knowledge, Lily also shared tales of challenges her civilization faced. From ecological crises to conflicts born of misunderstandings, their journey was not without trials. Her openness about their imperfections and lessons learned emphasized the need for humility and the importance of learning from our mistakes. Conclusion: Dinner with Lily, the reptilian being, was an experience that transcended the confines of my human existence. Our encounter provided an opportunity for profound reflection, highlighting the interconnectedness of all life forms and the importance of embracing diversity in all its forms. Through Lily, I discovered the significance of cherishing our planet, respecting its inhabitants, and fostering curiosity and understanding beyond our human borders. The memories of that extraordinary evening continue to inspire me, reminding me of the boundless possibilities that exist in our universe and the uncharted territories awaiting our exploration. In the end, our shared experiences reaffirmed that no matter how different we may seem on the surface, the essence of every being remains intertwined with the grand tapestry of existence. As I bid farewell to Lily, I carried with me the gift of her wisdom, forever grateful for the extraordinary dinner that altered the course of my perception and enriched my understanding of life itself.
Interesting to watch and decent animations. However, there are a lot of dubious claims you state as if they are fact. An example: The claim that every 405,000 years that Jupiter's and Venus's combined gravitational influences cause droughts and intense rain. You also need to document the claim that 64 times as much gravitational influence from Jupiter will have some significant impact on the Earth.
Until we finally send a human to step foot on Martian surface, I don’t see this type of future civilization happening over there, even beyond our lifetime, before we can even fathom this we gotta accomplish the mission of visiting the planet first, which is already a very risky and extremely daunting task with how long it takes to get there, 55 million kilometres to be exact
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Your scientific videos, especially about astronomy, are very useful as well as interesting to watch and to enhance my English. I have been watching your channel for a year
Its not my channel but its nice to hear you chosen science as your english enhancement. I hope you're doing well with it and able to proper your life in which ever direction you choose. :D
Closes earthly equivalent life simulation as 0 before 1
The potential for humans to become a multi-planetary species is mind-blowing! It's a future we're exploring in a virtual way at Mars4.
That ain't ever going to happen. Not in a million years.
@@donwinstonYou are thinking government. Elon will be the first to Mars. and it's Maritime law in space so he who lands first can claim the entire thing and all of it's resources.
ORANGE SKIN?
hMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM FUCKIN TRUMP ;)
@Akarsh_Shukla537 it doesn’t get dumber than believing in colonizing other planets. You are right up there with kooks who believe aliens have visited the earth.
@@donwinston Heh, I hope you live long enough to be embarrassed by this comment.
Imagine if What If posted their videos as "compilations" when they are compilations of previously uploaded videos?
Thank you for the work you have putting in 👍👍💪🏆🏆
BTW THANK YOU SO MUCH!! I lover your channel. My inner science nerd is in glee each episode!
in 1000 years Mars will look exactly the same, and in 1000 years Earth will look just like Mars.
Unfortunately that sounds like a likely scenario.
I disagree..
The planet will slough us off long before it turns out like Mars..
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As youve pointed out, no one in their right mind would live and die on mars. Colonization will never happen, not in 30 years, not in 300 years.
i was just trying to find a little video to end my day, but then saw it was 1 fricking hour, so had to watch it all
Shout out to the cameraman for capturing all this.
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lol
So would a human be like a superhuman on mars…. I could go there and be captain America🤣
Correcto jajaja
This is making me want to rewatch _The Expanse._
Thank you so much for sharing such fascinating videos about the mysteries of the universe! I'm always in awe of the wonders that exist beyond our planet.
Im watching this from Mars, Earthling!
We need to make mars alot bigger.
The Expanse approved this video 🙂
I like Venus we both got high "libido" 😂
Evolution is a random event. That means that we would not evolve "to match the Martian environment". The mutations would be the same as happen on Earth. The difference is which mutations would give us a reproductive advantage on Mars (as opposed to Earth). Those that would make us more fit would be kept.
There is nothing random about evolution. Evolution pretty much throws out all the practicable variations and, with a little entropy, natural selection knocks out the variations which don't pass the minimum efficiency threshold to be stable, as systems. That process and its outcome is as rigid as arithmetic - which is why we have convergent evolution; because you can't get less random than the same form being shared by multiple phyla.
Like any other system, including ecologies and environments, we evolve to the most stable form suited to the environments in which we live but it does take some time for all those generations to go by. What people forget is that we are no longer serfs chained to the land so, the thing is, as an interplanetary then interstellar species we would tend to move around enough, over 40,000-50,000 years for the characteristics best suited for life in a wider range of environments to be naturally selected.
@@Mercurio-Morat-Goes-Bughunting But you have to be able to survive the environment before you can evolve in it. We can evolve to the new gravity of Mars (probably), but the atmosphere will kill us instantly so there is no possibility of evolving to that. Lack of atmospheric pressure is also a killer.
Yes, what these videos about humans living on other planets always exaggerate enormously, is the speed of evolution. Children on Mars wouldn't be born with orange skin; it would take thousands of years for mutations and natural selection to gradually change our appearance
@@markschoenberger7825 which demonstrates my point. Evolution is non-random.
@@Mercurio-Morat-Goes-Bughunting
You win. Point taken.
Evolution is the process of becoming adapted to an environment. In that way it can be thought of as directed towards that environment.
Is this your way of thinking about it?
remember the ice trawlers in the sci fi series
The only thing I could think of is a way for the asteroid belt to be shifted to collide with Mars to increase its mass which could jumpstart its electromagnetic field.
I'm just passing by to say hi. Your neighbor from Pluto.
Will Mars be have schools, Unis, Hospitals, parks, big cool societies, internet, tv & phone lines, hotels and other facilities? these are the questions raised
We have sent humans to Mars over 50 years ago. We thought the project fell, but didn’t know they survived.
Now we are determined to go fetch them back. 😂
I Don't Think We Need To Worry About Terraforming Mars. Lets Build Underground And In Habitats.
Make it simple by creating night wear, such as Martian Pajamas, keep all the scary drama out of space travel, keep fire watch in and patrol in, conduct drills with high resolution lighting.
I'm going to grow chickens on Mars
Awesome.
Ironic that they have a spot picked out to set up camp when they haven't explored the majority of mars
We need a LOVE story on MARS
Ok Lang sa hinaharap. Hajayaan kayo ng gayon nga upang mangyari ang kasulatan ay higit pa..
Over the years I've been watching Earth change as we been using Earth's elements.
At a atmosphere for the right elements have to have the right elements in place, that's a lot of work.
The changes would be slower than you would imagine. Humans on Mars would still favor traits to look like humans on Earth. By wearing heavier clothes on Mars might help to slightly compensate for the week gravity of Mars.
May be a dumb question but how can you evolve if you are living in men made domes, environment and suits?
Not dum at all you quit accurate but after a time we will have to adopt one day or change make planet adopt 🙂.
Your right, without selection pressures, i.e. the poorly suited for mars reproduce less due to dying before they mate or not being selected as mates for example, there would be no reason for the beneficial-for-mars genes to suddenly become common over the generations. This video is a huge oversimplification, very misleading
It would be a very slow process over many generations, so you would still need your space suit.
Let's talk about whole blood storage, surgery, healing, and the lack of gravity on Mars. Going there is a death sentence. One wonders when they calculate that 98-10,000 people are needed for genetic diversity, do they factor in a higher than normal death rate and lower than normal birth rates? I'd like to see that calculus.
We will be like Kryptonians in Mars.
3:30 I’m already ready
17/12/23 ( Sunday ) 6.33 pm. The title Mars in 1000 years tricked me into watching it, only to realise its a compilation of previous videos ( sigh ).
Why haven't scientists sent a cactus to Mars? I mean Martian environment is the same as our desert so if a rover plants a cactus and it grows then we will come to know that Martian soil has water.I mean instead of splurging billions of dollars and risking human lives...I maybe naive
They should've been done that🙄
I think with no atmosphere, high radiation and temperature extremes, Mars is a lot worse than the harshest desert on Earth
@@Piedone21 ..yes, a cactus would become a desicated remnant in minutes..
Funny how some are willing to spend their entire lives and billions trying to envisage living on uninhabitable planets while letting this marvellous planet of ours go down the drain...
Misguided priorities?
Now in future we will see incidents like.. Spaceship gone missing where people were travelling from mars to earth... It is going to be a common issue soon 😂😂😂.. Kind of scary... Not sure why this came to my mind 😅
My backyard has rabbits. It is a "rabbitable" zone.
That is good, my neighbors have inbread signs.
What If #45 is from Mars, since his skin is orange!!!🍊
Funny, I was thinking the same thing. Might explain his behaviour.
People born on mars would be more suitable for deep space missions because of their adaptations to mars.
Jupiter exists and any planet with this complication should be off limits until equipment with an attack principle can be met.
And we've never left Earth's atmosphere,
like N.A.S.A, 👉never👈👉a👈👉straight👈
👉answer👈, and that's a fact Jack.
I have a question: Why do astronauts always demonstrate that water remains suspended inside the spacecraft and never attempt to pour water on the surface of the Moon or Mars to observe whether it will remain suspended there as well? Or are these videos potentially fake?
lets be real, built a wall around earth
Life on Mars will DEFINITELY HAPPEN. Students who like/LOVE St. Finian's College Secondary School Mullingar Co. Westmeath Ireland believe in Life on Mars
他說出真實的中國！遺憾的是有人用普通話解說時影響了這博主向外國宣揚真實中國！
Our moon has ice, and therefore water. It is much, much nearer. Not readily apparent when seen through a more money than brains prism. Thank you.
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@@CHIEF_420 Yeah, especially for Luna 25, these evil Russians again...
thought I was crazy and stupid, but someone always beats me
The planet would heat up as fast as the class structure is capable in doing it
people are trying so hard to find habitable planets yet slowly destroying our own...
To make Mars look like Earth we would have to hit it with a moon size object. Only way to fix the magnetic field
Seeing Into Space... Cool! Merci.
It's a scientific fact that people who go to Jupiter get more stupider
Going home eh? Don't let the Stargate door slap you in the ass when you leave.
Lots Of Beer On Mars!
I think we will be surprised at which genes are only activated under specific conditions. We may have some pleasant surprises hidden in our code that has just not been evident.
That would be a serious energy involved in a planetary swoop. There would be to much energy change for this to happen.
So Egyptians were aliens? I knew it. They orange like red skin and weirdly thin with funny shape heads.
😂😂😂
Imagine if the sun swallowed all the planets and the moons!?
@RockEvans342 but it will take millions of years.
He already explained in another video😅
Because the Moon is made of cheese??
This will happen one day.
Jupiter should spite right?
@@neishalewis3559 wdym?
Some creative criticism: Your videos would go to another level if the narration sounded more like Bill Nye the Science Guy & Less like Bill & Ted!
We send colonists out into the solar solar system and the galaxy. Then in a million years when we finally meet aliens and they would be us. Do we think we will recognize ourselves by then?
How I wish world powers could concentrate more on space exploration than on war and military spendings if humanity is to survive into the far future then space exploration should be our second priority after the earth
Run that ocean water thru a giant Brita filter
From the looks of things they will probably bio engineer humans to live on mars without space suits.
wow nice vid dude
Well one thing for sure is your back wont bother you anymore.
We are the first aliens. Big bang, humans, aliens. In that order
This is great science fiction.
Phobos and deimos will not be a problem. Remember the astroid we hit to alter the route it takes? We alter the route of mars moon to prevent them from ever getting pulled in. They are small enough. En we need them to create a artificial Magnetic field
We used to live there. Why would we go back? This is why we’re here on earth because Mars was pushed out of the habitable zone. Eventually we will have to consider moving to Venus because the sun will move the earth out of the habitable zone.
I will sign up
Safe haven but the sound of GOLD still haunts nyc FOR realz
What if you make Mars and Venus orbit the earth 😮 then 🤔 the moon can be seen from all three planets and radiation will be lower than the rest
While I’m not a physicist, I’ve often wondered since the main problem of Mars is its lack of a magnetic field is it possible to put self burrowing nukes towards the core and restart it?
😜😀😆😅😄😂🤣👈
Yikes.... That sounds way worse than using Satellites to form and maintain a magnetic field.
If we use mirrors to focus Sunlight on Mars to increase temperature and facilitate human agriculture, the mirrors and similar thin orbiting structures could serve to reduce Solar radiation abuse.
I think we should just build an artificial magnetic field at Mars’s L1 Lagrange Point. Nukes in the core doesn’t sound safe or smart.
@@ebonaparte3853 since when has that ever stopped humans? And besides if it could work, we already have about 15,000 of them.
Most of the primary assumptions are non starters.
Well at least the astronaut in the thumbnail has time to do eye makeup and eyebrow shaping...or something
Your theories are same like i need to take shit. Ups goes out straight to the pipe
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I already know about this,
I watched Total Recall in
1990. She is Not Free,....
But Three. You Remember
Me, Benny's the Name!!!
Shouldn't we send solar panels and roofing shingles to Mars first,to get the planet to start heating up
You don’t need to be a scientist to remember this. Every single living things physical characteristics will be the direct result of the planetary conditions on which they grew up on. We already know that oxygen rich environments create much larger animals and people. Depending on the gravity, beings could be extremely tall and thin, or extremely short and stout. The physical appearance could be unlike anything we could imagine, depending upon the biology of the world from which they come. There’s 1 million different factors that dictate what an alien being or creature will look like, and it’s all the result of the planetary conditions they come from. Pretty simple, right?
Lunar colony is much more possible than colonizing Mars..
We are the chosen ones there's no other planet like Earth
now try Mars without the NASA red filter
*In max 500 years the humans on Mars* ‘We must colonise another planet as we fucked this one, too’.
How wku!d they keep the solar panels free of duzt? The dust would also be abrasive during dust storms.
keep it on👍
Great Story and it's just that a story....You completely left out the lack of pressure which would mean instant and painful death if you were exposed to the Mars atmosphere even for a few seconds. About the only think Mars inhabitants would be exposed to would be higher levels of radiation and lower gravity. Which would definitely have an effect on bone density. Humans would need various forms of protection from high dosage radiation though small amounts would be manageable.
I think 🧐🤔 we came from mars😮
There is actually tons of biological evidence and scientific evidence to support this, even our biological clock runs on a day on Mars, not earth.
Was the shot in this video at 26:04 a clip from a sci-fi movie?
Yeah... Let's not nuke Mars.
Actually, let's not do anything with Mars, since it looks like a pretty lost cause... Let's find a different goldilock zone planet, ok everyone? :P
In a world where the extraordinary often intertwines with the mundane, some encounters defy explanation and leave an indelible mark on our lives. One such unforgettable experience was the dinner I shared with Lily, a remarkable reptilian being. As I stepped into a realm beyond human comprehension, my perceptions were challenged, and my understanding of reality expanded.
Encounter with Lily:
It was an ordinary evening when a strange invitation arrived at my doorstep. The envelope bore no return address and was adorned with enigmatic symbols. Inside, an elegant invitation extended a warm welcome to dinner at an undisclosed location. Intrigued and filled with curiosity, I accepted the invitation, setting the stage for a night unlike any other.
Arriving at the designated venue, I was met with an aura of mystique. Dimly lit candles flickered, casting enchanting shadows across the room, and an enigmatic figure awaited me. As the figure approached, I was awestruck to see Lily, an elegant and ethereal reptilian being. Her luminescent scales gleamed in an array of colors, and her eyes held the wisdom of ages.
The Dinner Conversation:
Over the course of our dinner, my initial apprehension transformed into fascination and profound respect for Lily’s knowledge and wisdom. We discussed the intricacies of her ancient civilization, its connection to the Earth’s history, and the profound interplay between different dimensions of existence. Her perspective on time, consciousness, and the fabric of reality challenged my preconceptions and expanded my understanding of the universe.
Lily shared stories of her people, revealing a society based on harmony with nature and a deep appreciation for the interconnectedness of all life. Her insights into the importance of preserving ecosystems and respecting every living being echoed a wisdom far beyond humanity’s understanding.
The Cultural Exchange:
As the evening progressed, Lily expressed a keen interest in human culture. We exchanged tales of human history, art, and scientific achievements. She was captivated by our capacity for creativity and empathy. The encounter led me to appreciate the value of cultural exchange beyond our planet’s boundaries, fostering mutual understanding and cooperation among beings from different realms.
Challenges and Lessons:
Despite her vast knowledge, Lily also shared tales of challenges her civilization faced. From ecological crises to conflicts born of misunderstandings, their journey was not without trials. Her openness about their imperfections and lessons learned emphasized the need for humility and the importance of learning from our mistakes.
Conclusion:
Dinner with Lily, the reptilian being, was an experience that transcended the confines of my human existence. Our encounter provided an opportunity for profound reflection, highlighting the interconnectedness of all life forms and the importance of embracing diversity in all its forms.
Through Lily, I discovered the significance of cherishing our planet, respecting its inhabitants, and fostering curiosity and understanding beyond our human borders. The memories of that extraordinary evening continue to inspire me, reminding me of the boundless possibilities that exist in our universe and the uncharted territories awaiting our exploration.
In the end, our shared experiences reaffirmed that no matter how different we may seem on the surface, the essence of every being remains intertwined with the grand tapestry of existence. As I bid farewell to Lily, I carried with me the gift of her wisdom, forever grateful for the extraordinary dinner that altered the course of my perception and enriched my understanding of life itself.
You talk too much 😂😂😂😂😂
Deadly radiation is the end of the dream of living on Mars.
Interesting to watch and decent animations. However, there are a lot of dubious claims you state as if they are fact. An example: The claim that every 405,000 years that Jupiter's and Venus's combined gravitational influences cause droughts and intense rain.
You also need to document the claim that 64 times as much gravitational influence from Jupiter will have some significant impact on the Earth.
If we can terraform Mars we can fix earth
..... how about we go '' back '' to the moon first huh? xD
I wish these videos weren't narrated with weird pauses every few words and pitch changes. It's actually more distracting if overused.
Until we finally send a human to step foot on Martian surface, I don’t see this type of future civilization happening over there, even beyond our lifetime, before we can even fathom this we gotta accomplish the mission of visiting the planet first, which is already a very risky and extremely daunting task with how long it takes to get there, 55 million kilometres to be exact