Such a good series. In a world gone mad, these stories of current and impending human scientific progress, both in space and on Earth, are a breath of fresh air.
Isn't this just a SYMPTOM of a world gone mad? I mean, clearly, the our species doesn't care about itself, so this is clearly a waste of our time. I suggest the reason you find this a breath of fresh air is the same reason we enjoy video games and drugs and anti-depressants and fast cars and vacations... to escape the madness. If the world was not mad, we'd help our homeless, end the wars, feed all the countries and there would be no thoughts of escaping to video games or another planet. But then again, I'm with ya. Fuck the world.
@@Tormentality dont @ me on this, but the general reason on why it's happening is simple and pretty clear: egoism, human brain is developed to protect his "shell", so we should live our lives to the best just in order to keep ourselves safe & happy, but not to help someone foreign one that's not connected to the brain. I'm not trying to be edgy and stuff but that thing is gonna kill us rapidly. though, humans are just a blink moment of hummingbird's wings movement. and that's kinda fine if we see this not from our perspective
@@Tormentality so, I think people won't listen even when it would be almost too late to do that. politicians especially. I don't need to describe why, honestly
Varied Thrush no you’re an idiot. “Conspiracy theories”, a term coined by the CIA, is used to discredit truth seekers. Truth is paramount, and the hierarchies realize this. Scientia est potentia, the motto of the total information awareness office, knowledge is power. You are a blue pilled fool, stay uneducated lol
Bloomberg keep it coming. This is where STEM pays off to create to live for humans instead of destroying ourselves and our planet. I hope I live long enough to see and experience all this. Thanks again.
"Space" is the entire frontier of human kind. It'd start out with low earth orbit, the moon and mars, asteroid mining, more planets of our solar system - each of those will be a revolution on their own
@@Merthalophor Got make us live much longer so we can do all these things. We'll need more STEM graduates and the Arts and Humanities graduates too. Police Sciences as well.
When you give simple examples it's just easier to grasp for some people. Do you always hate ideas that are meant to make something more accessible for a larger crowd? I don't see the problem you're having with this.
@@benheinz8817 Sorry... I meant the *modern "industrial" revolutions* . If we want to list all the revolutionary "inventions" from the beginning of human history, they would be: fire wood/bone/stone/pottery tools agriculture domestication the wheel copper/bronze/iron/steel smelting ancient civilizations science the enlightenment age the renaissance Then, the beginning of the modern industrial revolution, starting with the steam engine.
I admire Elon and all, but to say that he saw him landing his rocket is a bit overstatement. Sure he is driving force behind space X but crucial force are big bunch of super smart and savvy folks that works there. Elon main achievement is to get them to work for him.
When it comes to building in space, there's a clear line between imagining how it could look like and then actually working towards making that dream reality
I think advances in AI will be one of the keys for space exploration. Imagine being able to send pack of drones on the asteroid and having fully operation mining base few years later. Not having to send humans will be huge barrier passed, since right now fragile and demanding humans are determines our pace of exploration.
@@hazardous458 Their programming is not advanced enough to be self sufficient without any outside input while finishing the program. That is why you need AI.
@@hazardous458 huh? Am I misunderstanding something, or how exactly do you imagine self replicating colony that is supposed to build mining complex without any AI? With pure programming? Are you working in the industry? I think you overestimate on what is achievable with flat programming without AI or neural networks.
Ok Bloomberg Quick Take Giant Leap. It's been a year since this video uploaded to TH-cam. Will there be more videos on these subjects? Any updates or new plans? I want much more on space sciences. We need more advancements for the next steps to living, working, expanding technologies uses in space?
I can't believe how inspiring this is. One day humanity will be out there exploring the stars. Just hope they don't bring religions and extreme beliefs to the new planets :)))
So crazy that the ones living right now could very well be the first regular people to walk on another celestial body other than Earth. Truly wonderful time to be alive
Wow, this series is absolutely incredible. It's fascinating and inspiring and exciting. Thank you Bloomberg for putting this out there, we need more like this!!!
The US needs to spend less on war and defense and more on NASA. It's ridiculous that they spend $740B/year on defense and only $21B/year on NASA. Great series, by the way, blooming
@@sleepyak4985 oh I understand the geopolitical implications of spending less on defense. I just wish all countries would spend less on war and more on science.
@@JJs_playground the world would be a much advanced and peaceful place, I agree. But the human nature and the greed of the rich to get richer wont allow that
The next step should be to make the largest pressurised... well... space in space possible. With a way to dock with it. Then to add to it life support for water, air conditioning, electric, etc utilities. Just a hard, air-tight shell with lots of room in it and basic utilities. Real-estate in orbit. Right now the focus is on prefabricated, more or less self-contained modules with loads of little gizmos, but that's exactly what makes it expensive. You can't just go and build a factory and housing. To this end. The two things that makes EVA more dangerous than it needs to be are the chance that you can drift off into space, and that you are not shielded from the sun and other radiation. The simplest way to mitigate this is to just build a large sack of interlocking disks. Not pressurised in the least. Just a space within which astronauts cannot drift off without a way to manually get back, and which shields them from the worst radiation. It could even be interlocking hexagonal solar panels (cheap ones. Just loads of them). with all the wiring to make use of the electricity generated. It could be made quite large, relatively cheaply, and just be draped over a large rigid frame. And then a real pressurised space station can be built within it.
Amazing series. I would love an episode that details future opportunities and industries that can break into space. I’m currently a real estate professional but I would to have some sort of involvement in this incredible future industry.
I don't think it expires or anything. Just a matter of keeping up the maintenance from damage caused by space debris. Technically, most things in space can last thousands or even millions and billions of years so long as they don't hit anything.
The global average IQ is rapidly DECREASING and per capita innovation is similar now to what it was in 1600. There isn't going to be a futuristic future, just a gradual winding down.
Quality Content Here , well done with the video , looking forward for more . Just imagine humans living on other planets , including the moon looking back at earth , what an amazing achievement will it truly be .
So...why does it look so cluttered, crowded and messy? Don't get me wrong, I'm all for space exploration, I just think all the scientist and engineers would benefit from the expertise of a few artist and interior designers....
Space stations are obsolete. Just send a Starship up whenever you need an orbiting laboratory. Send multiple Statships and tie them together and you have a space hotel. You can even ride the things back to Earth when you're bored of space.
One of the real challenges most inventors overlooked is to create machines or device to deal with hollow creatures which we called supernaturals...planets are thier habitat..
In the moment I am writing a literature review about In-Situ Resource Utilization. There has been science going on for more then 20 years, but the MOXIE experimenton NASAs Mars 2020 Rover, witch trys to demonstrate produktion of O2 from the martian CO2 atmosphere, is the single In Siture Resource Utilization Projekt that is going to fly in the near future. The thing I am finding out the more I read, is that it needs a real world goal in the near term future to direkt science in a coordinated direction. We just have to go to moon and mars and try stuff. We dont have to make 30 year timescales but try to build hardware for the moon in 2 years, try it and than repeat.
The part of you facing the sun would roast at temperatures of at least 250F while the side facing away from the sun would freeze at temperatures of -150F.
@@samwestfahl5355 it takes a lot longer to cool down through radiating than it does to heat up so that's true if you have absolutely zero rotation, but if the astronaut has any rotation they'd be feeling crispy.
I don't get the "retirement & de-orbiting" of the ISS...why not use the resources it already has up there to help construct and maintain the Axiom station?
Every component has a lifespan, as does the hull. The station was intended to last 15 years (1998-2013) but was built to last 30 for safety reasons and is currently operational. Given the level of precaution used when in space it is too large of a risk to re-use much of what is there. It is safest to de-orbit modules one at a time and let them burn up over the ocean than risk an accident.
you can't bring supplies up from earth . space citys have to rely on resources from space . then you have to have utilities plumbing , sewer , air , for each building in orbit city . you need to connect each building with a water and sewer hose . then keep it from frezzing
Cutting out all public funding from space initiatives is the dumbest idea I've ever heard. The only way we push forward is through public-private collaboration. All other options are doomed to failure.
The elephant in the room about living on the moon is the 14 days of night when the habitat is on the far side facing away from the sun. How could you keep life support powered up without solar panels receiving sunlight or a nuclear reactor?
Since the original plans had the MT's going into orbit and NASA scrapped that only to throw them away, I find it difficult to trust them now. 136 shuttle launches could have had maximum 5 full wheel type space stations at this time.
Blue Origin flew, landed and reflew their suborbital rocket over 20 times. Landing is the hard part. When we go to space we need diversity. The more options and vehicles we have available the Bette our chances of success. Since the 80's we only used one vehicle, the space shuttle, and when that vehicle failed we failed.
WaffleSSSSSPLUS protecting against radiation is easy. Radiation shielding. Underground poses a lot of problem. Excavating, excavating ont he moon is currently not possible. You’d need a lot of funds, the ground might not be solid enough and it’ll waste a lot of time.
@@hazardous458 why is excavating a problem? also shielding is kinda hard since you'd need to use massive material from either earth or on the moon and if you're excavation material from the moon to use as shielding you might as well use the hold excavated as well. since gravity is weaker on the moon, retaining walls and other structural member can be light weight and be transported or manufactured on the moon more easily.
WaffleSSSSSPLUS And you’re just gonna bring a bunch of excavating vehicles with large drills, something to lay down reinforcements to the moon, stuff to clear the debris, billions of dollar just for the sheer weight of massive drill heads and vehicles. For what? To protect against some measly radiation?
WaffleSSSSSPLUS Do you know how radiation works? Moon dust won’t do jack against radiation. Just bring up some composite lead panels imbedded in the habitat. It’s that fucking simple. You don’t need a lot to protect against radiation.
@@hazardous458 not only radiation also debris, also machinery can be used multiple times compared to consumable materials. over a few projects its probably cheaper
Great video, loving it. Thought, wouldn't it be funny if companies like SpaceX and Blue Origin and Axiom, if they do space stations, do like the USA and Russia did, and do a joint large and extremely advanced etc. space station
Such a good series. In a world gone mad, these stories of current and impending human scientific progress, both in space and on Earth, are a breath of fresh air.
Isn't this just a SYMPTOM of a world gone mad? I mean, clearly, the our species doesn't care about itself, so this is clearly a waste of our time. I suggest the reason you find this a breath of fresh air is the same reason we enjoy video games and drugs and anti-depressants and fast cars and vacations... to escape the madness. If the world was not mad, we'd help our homeless, end the wars, feed all the countries and there would be no thoughts of escaping to video games or another planet.
But then again, I'm with ya. Fuck the world.
@@Tormentality dont @ me on this, but the general reason on why it's happening is simple and pretty clear: egoism, human brain is developed to protect his "shell", so we should live our lives to the best just in order to keep ourselves safe & happy, but not to help someone foreign one that's not connected to the brain. I'm not trying to be edgy and stuff but that thing is gonna kill us rapidly. though, humans are just a blink moment of hummingbird's wings movement. and that's kinda fine if we see this not from our perspective
@@Tormentality so, I think people won't listen even when it would be almost too late to do that. politicians especially. I don't need to describe why, honestly
@Yuppy Guppy Conspiracy theorie is another symptom of the madness.
Varied Thrush no you’re an idiot. “Conspiracy theories”, a term coined by the CIA, is used to discredit truth seekers. Truth is paramount, and the hierarchies realize this. Scientia est potentia, the motto of the total information awareness office, knowledge is power.
You are a blue pilled fool, stay uneducated lol
I don't think I've ever seen a series on youtube with such positive comments!
Excellent videos so-far; very informative, well made and inspirational.
Thanks, we're excited about space and we're glad so much of TH-cam feels the same way!
Bloomberg keep it coming. This is where STEM pays off to create to live for humans instead of destroying ourselves and our planet. I hope I live long enough to see and experience all this. Thanks again.
indeed i would honestly expect such content from normal people like youtubers and not big news organization. But really well done !
Bloomberg is on a roll with these
Thanks Bloomberg this is the kind of content that will change the world
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Space industrialization is our fifth industrial revolution after digital revolution
The final frontier
"Space" is the entire frontier of human kind. It'd start out with low earth orbit, the moon and mars, asteroid mining, more planets of our solar system - each of those will be a revolution on their own
@@Merthalophor Got make us live much longer so we can do all these things. We'll need more STEM graduates and the Arts and Humanities graduates too. Police Sciences as well.
Finished the first ep a few mins ago, and this came out. Thanks!
same here! I'm hyped this is the content I DESIRE
thank you for paying your internet bill
U look hot
Here we are, measuring in american football fields again
When you give simple examples it's just easier to grasp for some people. Do you always hate ideas that are meant to make something more accessible for a larger crowd? I don't see the problem you're having with this.
@@KougaJ7 My problem is I have no idea what size it has. I never seen an american football field in my entire life.
Well half of the station is made by and paid for my America so shut your pie hole...
Americans love their ‘’’football’’’
@@MinistryofKeith No, you.
The Revolutions:
1- Steam Engine >> Electricity
2- Assembly Line
3- Digital
4- AI + Automation
5- Space Industries
6- the wheel
@@benheinz8817
Sorry... I meant the *modern "industrial" revolutions* .
If we want to list all the revolutionary "inventions" from the beginning of human history, they would be:
fire
wood/bone/stone/pottery tools
agriculture
domestication
the wheel
copper/bronze/iron/steel smelting
ancient civilizations science
the enlightenment age
the renaissance
Then, the beginning of the modern industrial revolution, starting with the steam engine.
M K what about fire?
I would put 4 and 5 together.they sorta go hand in hand
@@geertensing6406
👍👍👍
This series is phenomenally interesting.
I just realized that the commercial space liner in Wall-E was called the Axiom too. Coincidence... ?
I admire Elon and all, but to say that he saw him landing his rocket is a bit overstatement. Sure he is driving force behind space X but crucial force are big bunch of super smart and savvy folks that works there. Elon main achievement is to get them to work for him.
the fact this series exists makes me complete
"The iPhones will never come from the government" - Damn right!
Well, unless that government was run by Steve Jobs
They might not come from the government but all your data goes to them.
Bloomberg is ain't playing today!!!!
$10,000,000 3D printer... $2 commercial outlet slapped right on the top..
Absolutely loving these episodes
8:56 $55 million for 10 days!
I better start saving up
@Flying Tiger who says that
She does
What kind of company would afford that price and what will they do with that space?
When it comes to building in space, there's a clear line between imagining how it could look like and then actually working towards making that dream reality
I think advances in AI will be one of the keys for space exploration. Imagine being able to send pack of drones on the asteroid and having fully operation mining base few years later. Not having to send humans will be huge barrier passed, since right now fragile and demanding humans are determines our pace of exploration.
Ethuil UI Probes are already a thing.
@@hazardous458 Their programming is not advanced enough to be self sufficient without any outside input while finishing the program. That is why you need AI.
Ethuil UI And why do you need AI exactly?
@@hazardous458 huh? Am I misunderstanding something, or how exactly do you imagine self replicating colony that is supposed to build mining complex without any AI? With pure programming?
Are you working in the industry? I think you overestimate on what is achievable with flat programming without AI or neural networks.
Hey Amir, no de-orbiting of ISS. Let's think ahead: boost it way up and leave as an historical artifact for future generations. Same with Hubble BTW.
Norman Mattson De orbiting is better.
Ok Bloomberg Quick Take Giant Leap. It's been a year since this video uploaded to TH-cam. Will there be more videos on these subjects? Any updates or new plans? I want much more on space sciences. We need more advancements for the next steps to living, working, expanding technologies uses in space?
2:15
Education is a strange word to use as an excuse for doing nothing for 20 years.
can't wait to be space contractor
11:45 Falcon X Rocket ^^
Can't wait till they land the Starship X rocket
But where do I go to put my down payment for my 3D printed Mars home? 🤣
@Oiled Up And Ready ! All travel is fraud. We're actually in the matrix.
Jim Morrison y'all smoking something serious.
trapped by military borders...
@@titanproductions3628 Lemon haze my dude
We need to do anything that would help accelerate what we are doing up there.
I can't believe how inspiring this is. One day humanity will be out there exploring the stars. Just hope they don't bring religions and extreme beliefs to the new planets :)))
Where did this playlist come from? Absolutely top notch, Bloomberg!
I love the fresh water fishing out in space!
So crazy that the ones living right now could very well be the first regular people to walk on another celestial body other than Earth. Truly wonderful time to be alive
Wow, this series is absolutely incredible. It's fascinating and inspiring and exciting. Thank you Bloomberg for putting this out there, we need more like this!!!
Falcon X rocket? Good quality knowledge. @11:48
This series is amazing, really reminds us about why we are so inspired by rocketry on our channel!
Loving this Giant leap series. So excited for future space race 😛🇵🇰
imagine being able to afford a second home and that second home being in space. what a getaway that would be.
great when countries come together to achieve a goal
The ISS could perhaps be preserved in some sort of "Museum Orbit" along with other monuments in space (Unless that is to expensive however). Thanks.
Quality content! Great work, keep it up, proud of u
Please continue this series
The US needs to spend less on war and defense and more on NASA. It's ridiculous that they spend $740B/year on defense and only $21B/year on NASA.
Great series, by the way, blooming
Yeah but if they would spend less money on defense their imperialism wouldnt work anymore
@@sleepyak4985 oh I understand the geopolitical implications of spending less on defense. I just wish all countries would spend less on war and more on science.
@@JJs_playground the world would be a much advanced and peaceful place, I agree. But the human nature and the greed of the rich to get richer wont allow that
Jameel Ja 24 billion
Finally got my favourite documentary series here. :)
This series is seriously inspiring to work hard. Thank you bloomberg.
The next step should be to make the largest pressurised... well... space in space possible. With a way to dock with it. Then to add to it life support for water, air conditioning, electric, etc utilities. Just a hard, air-tight shell with lots of room in it and basic utilities. Real-estate in orbit.
Right now the focus is on prefabricated, more or less self-contained modules with loads of little gizmos, but that's exactly what makes it expensive. You can't just go and build a factory and housing.
To this end. The two things that makes EVA more dangerous than it needs to be are the chance that you can drift off into space, and that you are not shielded from the sun and other radiation. The simplest way to mitigate this is to just build a large sack of interlocking disks. Not pressurised in the least. Just a space within which astronauts cannot drift off without a way to manually get back, and which shields them from the worst radiation. It could even be interlocking hexagonal solar panels (cheap ones. Just loads of them). with all the wiring to make use of the electricity generated.
It could be made quite large, relatively cheaply, and just be draped over a large rigid frame. And then a real pressurised space station can be built within it.
what a relief after watching this
Excellent series... thank you for this, and hope to see more like it in the future.
@Bloomberg Make a video on Space mining.
Check back on Friday ;)
@@business These videos are inspiring. Keep it up.
Amazing series. I would love an episode that details future opportunities and industries that can break into space. I’m currently a real estate professional but I would to have some sort of involvement in this incredible future industry.
How long does the ISS have left up there when is it’s sell by date just wondering
I don't think it expires or anything. Just a matter of keeping up the maintenance from damage caused by space debris.
Technically, most things in space can last thousands or even millions and billions of years so long as they don't hit anything.
Erudite yeh just what they said about space lab ok just wondering thx
@@kevingreen3781 Originally, the ISS would have been deorbited in 2020, that right, next year.
Fortunately, it received an extension, until 2024.
Anyone know were you can get the image used as front for the video?
This series is beyond amazing l, KEEP IT COMING BLOOMBERG11👏👏👏
A big step for private companies, a gigantic step for mankind.
Thank you for that!
I am extremely excited for the future of space! I am lucky enough to live through all of this going to see some crazy things over the next 100 years!
You know what would be even crazier? Housing for the existing and soon to be homeless right here on terra firma.
Tyler Frazier dude this is all fake don’t be a sucker
Frank Hilario your the sucker here slow ass you salty cause we growing so fast
The global average IQ is rapidly DECREASING and per capita innovation is similar now to what it was in 1600. There isn't going to be a futuristic future, just a gradual winding down.
@@lucasgrey9794 and you an example.
wow very inspirational
Love this series!
Thank you for creating this
Quality Content Here , well done with the video , looking forward for more .
Just imagine humans living on other planets , including the moon looking back at earth , what an amazing achievement will it truly be .
So...why does it look so cluttered, crowded and messy? Don't get me wrong, I'm all for space exploration, I just think all the scientist and engineers would benefit from the expertise of a few artist and interior designers....
Maybe for next ep you guys can talk about space resources and how they will be utilized in the near future
nice series
Thanks for providing us with this amazing content, whilst most of us are staying home
Great series!
I prefer to live on earth and I like greenery around me
Awesome series please continue!
Awesome and Inspiring.
Friking awesome. Can't waiiiit
Space stations are obsolete. Just send a Starship up whenever you need an orbiting laboratory. Send multiple Statships and tie them together and you have a space hotel. You can even ride the things back to Earth when you're bored of space.
The future belongs to the BRAVE!!! LET'S GO!!!!
thats the spirit
Space and climate change are too priority. I love these videos give us more
Loving this guys! TY
These are really great!
Hey thanks so much, this has been really nice to give hope For the future!
where there's a will , there is a way...
my name is will, have a nice day
where there's a will, there is a inheritance lol
I have seen the iss twice from the uk, it passes around 11pm i think.
One of the real challenges most inventors overlooked is to create machines or device to deal with hollow creatures which we called supernaturals...planets are thier habitat..
Unimaginable things would be possible, if only space agencies colaborated more...
Really interesting and informative!
In the moment I am writing a literature review about In-Situ Resource Utilization. There has been science going on for more then 20 years, but the MOXIE experimenton NASAs Mars 2020 Rover, witch trys to demonstrate produktion of O2 from the martian CO2 atmosphere, is the single In Siture Resource Utilization Projekt that is going to fly in the near future. The thing I am finding out the more I read, is that it needs a real world goal in the near term future to direkt science in a coordinated direction.
We just have to go to moon and mars and try stuff. We dont have to make 30 year timescales but try to build hardware for the moon in 2 years, try it and than repeat.
Chinese have plans to test ISRU on the Moon, and Russian Luna-27 too. Could come before 2025.
wow, glad to be alive right now. Very exciting. Thanks
I could watch for hours. Very good !
honestly living in space sounds like a cold nightmare
Except Space is hot. You'd cook in the sunlight long before you freeze.
The part of you facing the sun would roast at temperatures of at least 250F while the side facing away from the sun would freeze at temperatures of -150F.
@@samwestfahl5355 it takes a lot longer to cool down through radiating than it does to heat up so that's true if you have absolutely zero rotation, but if the astronaut has any rotation they'd be feeling crispy.
yeah sound horrible
I love this show
Awesome series 👍👌!!!
Dude @12:39 could be Joey from Dennis the Menace grown up..
I wish NASA would add a Stanford Torus to the ISS like in the film "Mission To Mars"!! This would test how it can be used on the spaceship to Mars.
This series is alright in my books.
I don't get the "retirement & de-orbiting" of the ISS...why not use the resources it already has up there to help construct and maintain the Axiom station?
Every component has a lifespan, as does the hull. The station was intended to last 15 years (1998-2013) but was built to last 30 for safety reasons and is currently operational. Given the level of precaution used when in space it is too large of a risk to re-use much of what is there. It is safest to de-orbit modules one at a time and let them burn up over the ocean than risk an accident.
you can't bring supplies up from earth . space citys have to rely on resources from space . then you have to have utilities plumbing , sewer , air , for each building in orbit city . you need to connect each building with a water and sewer hose . then keep it from frezzing
i love it. just love it wow
Cutting out all public funding from space initiatives is the dumbest idea I've ever heard. The only way we push forward is through public-private collaboration. All other options are doomed to failure.
The elephant in the room about living on the moon is the 14 days of night when the habitat is on the far side facing away from the sun.
How could you keep life support powered up without solar panels receiving sunlight or a nuclear reactor?
Will dirt concrete be able to withstand a vacuum though?
Since the original plans had the MT's going into orbit and NASA scrapped that only to throw them away, I find it difficult to trust them now. 136 shuttle launches could have had maximum 5 full wheel type space stations at this time.
As a budding Architect, I wanna work on designing buildings in space.
"companies like SpaceX" what company is doing what spacex is?
Blue Origin flew, landed and reflew their suborbital rocket over 20 times. Landing is the hard part.
When we go to space we need diversity. The more options and vehicles we have available the Bette our chances of success.
Since the 80's we only used one vehicle, the space shuttle, and when that vehicle failed we failed.
Great video.
wont stuff on the moon mainly be underground? since like no atmosphere so you kinda want shileding from metoerites and radiation
WaffleSSSSSPLUS protecting against radiation is easy. Radiation shielding. Underground poses a lot of problem. Excavating, excavating ont he moon is currently not possible. You’d need a lot of funds, the ground might not be solid enough and it’ll waste a lot of time.
@@hazardous458 why is excavating a problem? also shielding is kinda hard since you'd need to use massive material from either earth or on the moon and if you're excavation material from the moon to use as shielding you might as well use the hold excavated as well. since gravity is weaker on the moon, retaining walls and other structural member can be light weight and be transported or manufactured on the moon more easily.
WaffleSSSSSPLUS And you’re just gonna bring a bunch of excavating vehicles with large drills, something to lay down reinforcements to the moon, stuff to clear the debris, billions of dollar just for the sheer weight of massive drill heads and vehicles. For what? To protect against some measly radiation?
WaffleSSSSSPLUS Do you know how radiation works? Moon dust won’t do jack against radiation. Just bring up some composite lead panels imbedded in the habitat. It’s that fucking simple. You don’t need a lot to protect against radiation.
@@hazardous458 not only radiation also debris, also machinery can be used multiple times compared to consumable materials. over a few projects its probably cheaper
The funny thing is if Starship were to launch all the gear for the ISS it would get it done for fraction of the launch cost. Progress.
4:06 this mans pupils are absolutely enormous. I need whatever drugs he's on.
how much is a one way ticket to space?
Great video, loving it.
Thought, wouldn't it be funny if companies like SpaceX and Blue Origin and Axiom, if they do space stations, do like the USA and Russia did, and do a joint large and extremely advanced etc. space station
Oh yeah, *Bloomberg* give me more. ❤🚀
The future is exiting.