11 Problems In Colonizing Mars!
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- čas přidán 2. 07. 2024
- Issues with colonizing Mars! From the complexities of getting humans there and back to obstacles in living on the red planet.
#7 Freezing Temperatures
The coldest temperature ever recorded on Earth was in Antarctica at a remarkably low -128.6 degrees Fahrenheit. But this frigid climate isn’t far from the norm for Mars, which has an average surface temperature ranging between -125 and 23 degrees fahrenheit depending on season and location. Just like on Earth, though, there are some extremes that can prove either comfortable or lethal for Earthlings. At the equator, Mars can reach a high temperature of 68 degrees fahrenheit at noon, while the lowest condition at either pole can drop as low as -243 degrees fahrenheit! Other methods of measuring temperature on the red planet include a soil estimate of 81 degrees fahrenheit and a daytime air temperature of 95 degrees fahrenheit, measured by the Viking Orbiter and The Spirit rover respectively. While certain technological developments might be made to allow humans to live through this planet’s erratic temperature fluxuations, the reality is that Mars may prove too cold to last for extended periods of time with such an unpredictable and dangerous climate.
#6 Hydration Issues
Looking at the surface of Mars, it’s plain to see that at one time, there was water on the now desolate planet. Two massive ice caps of permafrost stretch across the poles of either longitudinal end of Mars, and tests have shown that more frozen water exists below the red planet’s surface. In fact, scientists believe there is so much water on the planet, both under its surface and frozen in its ice caps, that were it to be melted, it could cover the entirety of the planet to a depth of 115 feet! Due to its atmospheric pressure level, though, it is impossible for a large body of water to exist on Mars in its current state. It’s thought that there was a time billions of years ago in which the planet could have sustained microbial life forms, but today Mars is in a subfreezing state and is extremely arid. But not all hope is lost, as scientists investigate the area beneath the surface in hopes of finding some sort of habitable environment. - Zábava
It would be like living in a habitat on Mount Everest and never, ever bring able to leave. Not even down to Kathmandu for an espresso.
Imagine explaining to your teenage kids why they are there...
I like how Elon Musk ignores all these problems and still is making claims humans are going in 2024.
@Adam K hes gonna cause he thinks "beCAUSE nasA can'T DOEsn't MEAN eLON CaN
@Adam K He doesnt need to delete the comment, because it wont happen in our life time. Unless they fake it.
Our Universe simply is not designed for space travel - period. Even if Humans manage to send some fools to Mars, its gonna be one way trip and they will all die horrible deaths. There will be no way or possibility in helping them in time. The prospect of setting up a self sustaining Colony on Mars in the near future is extremely unlikely. Just look at what happened to BioSphere One and BioSphere Two. Absolute critical failure with nearly perfect initial conditions and unrestricted resources to set it all up here on Earth. Miniature closed eco-systems do not work. Two many factors and variables which can go wrong causing critical cascade failures.
Musk is a buffoon. Everything he utters is 100% "aspirational". Let Musk be the first one on the one way rocket to Mars - will serve him right! LOL
@@gubgubgub ???
@@SovietBelka Good comment. I agree with you on humans surviving on Mars. It would be a very high risk proposition to attempt to survive on Mars. Time shall Tell if this should happen. They should try something on the Moon first before the long flight to Mars. Elon Musk is a dreamer with no practical reasons behind what he says.
Terraforming. Creating a new word. They can do it on computer screen. That is it. Man has made desert out of greenery on Earth and now dreams of terraforming a cold wasteland unreachable, no air, no gravity, magnetic field... crazy
Wrong about water on Mars. Now scientists think it's actually just clay under north pole
Nice job, thanks. We won't be living there anytime soon.
I can see visiting but not staying
#12 ALIENS
Yeah
#13 NASA lies 😐 Research Flat Earth
All these 'problems' are manageable but you left out the biggest one which is the lack of nitrogen in the soil and atmosphere without which you cannot produce protein. Also CO2 is not a toxin.
I would also worry about the geo-magnetic protection from radiation from the Sun or other cosmic events. i assume the magnetic poles are weaker on Mars than on Earth. If i am wrong, I will correct my comment.
build up of earth orbital platform i.e UN --
preclude --
interplanetary civilization --
large part of module dedicated for other planets --
initial° phase --
setup of unmanned colony
travel --
nuclear powered and of direct route
moon --
as staging point to provide data necessary for --
earth orbital interplanetary relay
°several places on earth as hubs --
engineering and communication center
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#5 alien
Please, send this well, research, and very, interesting, video to Elon Musk and alien girlfriend: ASAP!👽 ( All is not lost).🤭
Musk is an idiot and not too many people understand that.
@@hermeticxhaote4723 kay genius,I don't think there is even one problem which can't be solved....
@@hermeticxhaote4723 he is not, even though his predictions are all off, he is a genius who is making spaceflight a exciting thing again, hopefully getting humans to mars one day
@@ninwithabin2683 I got a bridge to sell ya.
Real space travel is impossible for so called modern man. Going to the moon is not real space travel. Keep dreaming of going to Mars. Sad.
“Money, it’s a gas, grab that cash with both hands” (Pink Floyd tune). Who will pay for it between Bezos, Musk, and the other rich countries? Let the debate begin!?!?
Bezos doesn't want to go to Mars. Only Musk does. LOL
Nobody is going to Mars
It's just a space geek fantasy.