THIS Is How We Build On Mars
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- Swarms of robots 3D printing from martian dust, cutting-edge engineering, NASA-recognised designs and inflatable pods that feel just like home. This is how we build on Mars. Brought to life with Unreal Engine - bit.ly/2IIVmDg
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Tremendous project, but also extraordinarily good job presenting it here!
Might not be a big thing for many, but as a side note I really like the fact you actually asked what software the team used - so cool to see Unreal Engine used outside of games.
If Mars is already occupied why are they sending all the robots? If there's no atmosphere in Mars how are the tents not going to float away
if space is a vacuum.....
people just swallow this stuff up without asking real questions......
space is a vacuum so the scientist say at NASA. so it acts like a vacuum cleaner .. it should be vacuuming up all their stuff.
it makes no sense so I guess they didn't ask all the right questions. And the robots are gonna be the homeless after they build everything for the rich people just like on earth ....
UT Forever ☺
@@cornejoronron Are you serious? Dude please tell me your joking.
@@davidamoritz yes its all just a big joke . The government would never lie to you .
@@cornejoronron bro I'm sure the government hides and lies about alot of stuff but I've watched shuttle launches with my own damn eyes. Try heading over to smarter everyday channel to see how rockets are made I'm sure private companies are just lying thier asses off to make money for what? How do they survive if it's all a conspiracy? I'm from Houston and I'm pretty damn sure there would be no need for NASA and the museums of all the relics of space flight if its all a giant hoax. What would the purpose be? It truly amazes me that in the year 2020 that anyone believes that type of nonsense. My real and honest question to you is, ARE YOU FUCKIN RETARDED? You sit using the marvel of the internet that uses chips created with lithography at the smallest level and you have the damn gall to say its all fake. I am so sick of you ignorant bastards I honestly hope you die so you cannot spread your genome.
This is one of your best videos ever. Seeing Mars colonisation as a true possibility, however remote... well, it beggars belief. And it makes me a little more hopeful that humanity will survive.
Not that remote
Do some research. The only hope we have of surviving is to look after our own nest first. Then we can consider spreading out further.
Phuk Yu we still have plenty of time to leave our solar system and explore the rest of the galaxy long before that happens. The sooner we leave the better. We need to take small steps to make sure we are ready to go out further and further into space. We need to be able to set up a colony on a planet close by if we are ever going to be able to believe that we can survive. Humans have already survived and conquered so much that I believe we will have left the solar system before our sun dies. I’m sure we will be long dead by then anyway.
@@coraldiamond1922 I'd say we need to fix the problems here on earth first, which should give us the science required to further understand how we could survive in our solar system, with permanent settlements.
We simply do not have enough time to discover the science required to even have a permanent habitable base on Mars, let alone the moon.
All of the warnings made by climate scientists since the 1980's have come to pass and have in fact exceeded predictions.
If we continue on the path we are on, humanity will be lucky to survive as a civilisation capable of going into space past 2060. By 2100, it's game over.
All of the efforts surrounding space exploration should be focussed downward, to our only habitable planet, until such time as we have solved the crisis we are facing.
Spending billions landing a human on Mars, with our current predicament, is morally wrong and completely pointless.
If those billions could be spent on finding ways to combat the destruction of our nest, then and only then, should we consider exploration.
Going to Mars with an idea to colonise is absolute and utter stupidity in the face of the looming collapse of our civilisation. "Fiddle while Rome burns"
Surely, solving the energy problems here on earth is a doddle when compared with attempting to start a colony on a dead planet. Solve them first, then move on.
@@matthewtrow5698 Earth will never be at a standard we are happy with. The best action is to colonise other planets while improving Earth too. I dont see why people cant grasp that we cant do both at the same time.
The whole cave environment, It’s like restarting from the bottom once again, although with much advantage. It’s incredible, oddly nostalgic.
Begin New Game +
Create New World
we're the aliens...
These idiots don't understand that their can be life on Mars it doesn't have to be like a human in fact it can be invisible if their is aliens their is a high chance their billions of years ahead of us meaning there equipment will be a lot better there could even be aliens on earth now we just can't see them they could be cats or dogs in disguise the fact area 51 is so protected and secret makes me think they have found aliens or they wouldn't need to be so secret and guarded
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Lol, don’t experiment with drugs!
Two of my favorite things, space and architecture! Thanks B1M.
You're so welcome! Hope you enjoyed this one.
There you said it !!
100% agree!
Same
It's Amazing, As a young architect i would like to go through this kind of experimentation and research. Cheers to the team behind
Ismail Afilal the idea about considering all the new challenges and working in such a holistic approach is soo thrilling to me.
That you would be able to shape a completely new way of living for a whole possible civilization is really exciting
Maybe this project will never land on mars, but what important here is by thinking living on mars gives us lot of ideas to make our own environment a better place.
Exactly! The lessons here for building in more a responsible and sustainable / self-sufficient way on Earth are really powerful.
@@TheB1M Yes! Too often when the idea of Mars or space colonisation comes up, it's spoken with this wild optimism as if we'll somehow also leave behind our bad habits in the process. Innovation to fix today's issues is perhaps the biggest, most tangible effect of all space exploration.
Well this project should be possible on the Moon as well. Almost same requirements.
And the Idea of using Regolith to shield the base is in artist sketches since the early 70ies, so it's definitely something that was considered.
@@TheB1M Sustainable? Is that what you want? Then get rid of 4 billion people!
@@khankrum1 okay, I rejected a guy from art school. 4 billion people will die shortly in a few decades.
Being an engineer in 3D printing and always admiring aesthetics, I would love to work with architects on this kind of stuff.
I am in quarantine in Greece 🇬🇷 and thanks God you upload videos.
You're welcome!! Stay safe. Our best wishes to you and those with you ❤️
I've been looking forward to this one!
You discussed and presented the topic so well, it talky is an incredibly interesting and challenging subject.
There's another team creating MARSHA who have also made TERA - an earth version of their Mars habitat!
Don't make yourself sound so silly by buying into their crap.
Although it is hugely hilarious to see the gullible people lapping it up I really hope you can stretch the boundaries of your IQ and finally discern fact from fiction.
@@Test-wv2ht ok boomer
I could watch 10 hours worth of videos on this topic
@@Test-wv2ht Considering you still moan on about the van allen belts that exposes you and your lack of knowledge and perhaps lack of IQ as well. So dont go attacking other people who either know more than you, or hold a different opinion than you do. Have you ever changed your mind? Does that mean you were a complete idiot before but now youre a supergenuis? How well did you do on tests in school and how long did it take you to learn?
What i find really ironic about people who bring up the Van Allen belts is they trust scientists who talk about how powerful they are, but dont trust the same scientists who also say theyre no big deal, even a thin layer of aluminum blocks most of it, and you can travel through them quick and avoid the worse radiation. Perhaps fully investigate something before you speak about it?
@@Test-wv2ht Ok then
Those base are more beautiful than my house lol
Lol
@Jan Bildsøe Hansen still looks so good
Well it costs about a billion times more than your house.
@@wesleyrm76 yeah ikr and it looks good
@@wesleyrm76 #martianflex
Whenever i see a new video notification. I drop everything. Best architectural content🤘
I really *love* this video on Mars..... I hope you create more, Fred.... You really go above and beyond your call...
Your videos are so good quality and your voice is relaxing.
Amazing CGI and video footage. It's almost come full circle, aliens colonised, created atmosphere & built on earth millions of years ago... now it's humans building on Mars. Fascinating circle of life!
👍 I like how you had the balls to say something that the sheep would be quick to ridicule .I think I'm a pretty balanced & open-minded person, so I'd never dismiss any of these possibilities
as an engineer, having architects involved in designing the space that future martian explorers will live in is a MUST. I would hate to just live in a space where engineers designed based on practicality and simplistic.
We need to dream and then set out on how we can achieve that dream. That's how we deploy both skillsets of architects and engineers.
Every day I love this channel more and more. It changes the perception of many about the construction industry and makes us understand that the industry is deeper than we thought. This will be one of the greatest projects in human history.
This has to be one of my favourite videos so far. I love anything to do with space and engineering. Keep it up!
Would love to see more videos about future life on mars. All the vidoes so far have been amazing!
YES,Mars maybe can be our next habitable home !
Only if we could escape corona and fasicst govt across the globe
We will not make it there, maybe our grand children 😭
Ivraj Jassal
no, probably great great great grandchildren.
climate change is improving and soon we won’t need to move
ella ༄.*•.
Absolutely not, while we are slightly waking up there is still a record amount of damage going on. Much much much much more needs to be done.
Ivraj Jassal
Depending on your age, possibly you or definitely your children could go if Elon has his way. Which is looking promising right now.
Wow! Normally I'm amazed by a 'regular' B1M video, but this one blows me away. Great job, Fred!
Thanks so much!! It's a team effort!
@@TheB1M Well, thanks to the rest of the team too, I guess :)
Is there any change you guys will cover more of this 'offworld architecture'? There is a lot going on right now!
Plating your food opening CZcams and this is at the top uploaded 13 minutes ago 👊💯
Bon appetit! 😀🍽
Love the music in this video. Gives it an interstellar feel.
This was awesome!! Would love more content on this
The rack system is such a simple idea, but INCREDIBLY smart. Props to these designers. Fantastic work.
I really wish this Hassell had won the 3-D printed Mars base challenge. They weren’t even at the final competition. But I guess that’s because the actual tech itself is still in the development stage.
Their design definitely seems like the most feasible overall by miles. I really hope their plan becomes a reality.
Great video! A much more fleshed out concept than I was expecting.
Brilliant video - as always.... Very informative, and it compels us to think - "What is our future; and where it lies?"
The mathematical elegance of turning regolith and used plastics into materials for radiation shielding and furniture--via 3D printing--that's attractive and human-friendly, shows a joyful side of science and design not often presented. Thank you! The problem solving ingenuity of the human mind is a beautiful thing.
Gosh, if i could live my life again, i would so much love to be involved in these designs and experiments. So much grandeur and humbleness at the same time in all of this...
Now do a video on O'Neill Cylinders and Dyson Spheres.
I really hope that in our lifetimes, we will see the “future”
we already are seeing the future, we have smartphones, we have curved screens, we have ultra luxury cars that runs on clean energy, we have robotics that can repair itself on it's own, the future is now
#april4
Careful.. these people's heads might pop if they knew what was already there.
probably not
@@mmoarchives2542 The moment you ask these retards where the oxygen and water is supposed to come from they all draw blanks
Yes give me more Space Infrastructure please. It's such an phenomenal and ground breaking undertaking. I dream just like my father did of a moon and mars base. Hopefully I and he can still live to see it happen.
I don't know anything about construction or architecture, and I'm too inept to comprehend engineering, yet the B1M somehow maintains its position as my single favorite CZcams channel and every single episode grips me.
This is the best video you have ever published!
Thank you!!
B1M always delivers QUALITY PRODUCT! Irony: Civilizations came from caves and mud huts, future of civilization on Mars is Caves and mud huts 🤔
Imagine building an entire cave instead of digging one out. Aren't there going to be holes where the robots dug from anyway.
I really appreciate your channel, B1M. I'm not in an industry that will change the world, but I enjoy the effort provided in your presentations, the clarity of information, and the scope of the topics covered. It's channels like this that inspire those more capable, and provide the rest of us with a sense of wonder and hope for our future and the world around us.
I totally agree architecture is the backbone of every sharp challenging projects, but hats of to the guys who design through unreal engine, graphic designers, animators who makes ideas real. And set a new life to ideas which will be just words otherwise. They are the eyes.
To me it just makes sense to eventually dig underground and perhaps to have half dug areas with domes covering - this would be much lest wasteful with materials than building a ground up structure
Problem is to dig up big spaces like that you would need way bigger and stronger equipment then for just gathering and processing surface dust/gravel, much more could go wrong to cuss you don't know what's deeper underground.
@@andrazsrebre3660 also caves collapse. That's a problem
Corona in the mars base
Agree, I don't think that's enough protection from storms, solar radiation, and meteorite strikes. I think there should be two or three small above ground structures with passageways that lead to a significant below ground structure that provides better safety and insulation.
would be really hard to dig a cave on mars, almost impossible with current tecnology...
This video shows up the day after I finished watching MARS on Netflix. I don't know what to say.
Maximiliano Noriega one of the best shows I’ve watched 💯
Thanks for this, B1M. You’re the best!!!
I agree, this is one of your best videos. So inspiring. Thanks.
I'm really looking forward to watching this :) the B1M has become the de facto construction and architecture channel in my opinion - who better to interpret and inform us of the burgeoning space construction industry?
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I used this video to help teach my students in 4th and 5th grade about the importance of studying the technological, scientific, and sociological advances made through space colonization. I showed them the impact that these sciences have on our daily living on earth and how advances in those fields of study help make our lives more sustainable in every aspect of life.
My biggest dream is to visit Mars and hopefully have a chance to settle there one day (might be too old by then though haha) Thank you for this episode!
Sounds extremely boring why would you wanna go to a planet where you can't do anything
@@OrkunMelihKoksal everything starts somewhere. One day Mars will have cities in the tens of millions. But it will take time. The pioneers will pave the road for those to come
Settle on Mars where this is nothing..... nothing at all dust n rocks and you'll be dead
@@marcozolo3536 you are living in an animation fantasyland you cannot revive a dead planet to some sanctuary from earth basic limitations on the human body
Imagine putting all the effort into this and then the Mars colonies declare Independence. Lol that'd be a sight to see.
if you create a colony, it will declare independence, the question is when!
Auxence Fromont When they 1) become no longer dependent on support from the colonizers (see Greenland) or 2) the colonizers start to give more autonomy to the colonies, and either war for independence ensues (USA) to solidify the break, or the colony is given its independence after immense pressure either from home or abroad
That would mean war and the fleet would retake the Mars base by force. We paid for the base and it belongs to us.
War on mars would be extremely expensive
@@maincoon6602 I feel like it'd be a lot more like "Okay, you can have independence, but we put a lot of resources building you up and we want that paid back". So trade and export deals sorta thing.
This was an absolutely fascinating video, please do more like this. Love me some Space Architecture!
I definitely agree with the robot concept. It is the future of space exploration. Robots don't need food or water. They are not subject to gravitational or radiation issues. They can be sent on several hundred year missions to explore the galaxy. Thousands can be packed into tight spaces. Yes, let robots be the advance team to create human habitable environments. Great video, and these guys are doing some wonderful work.
Robots are subject to radiation. That is only if you shove them in areas with radiation levels like they'd be in a nuclear core though so we're safe😂
Wow, George! What a fantastic “Eureka” moment you set off in my head. You just flipped a major light switch and I don’t think I’ll ever view SF or extraterrestrial conversations in the same light again. Thank you. What is your background and how did you come to your conclusions about this? I guess it literally expands or maybe boils down to the old adage.. “ you are what you eat” and reverse engineering that ...” what you eat is whatever what you eat..ATE” ad infinatum. Also akin to “ we are all stardust”. QED: any extragalactic entities are THEIR OWN stardust. We MAY be able to coexist but we will never assimilate..Remind me of some very old 3 AM a
herb induced college discussions from very very long ago..enlightening times🤔
The concept is ingenious-the idea of recycling parachutes into apparel and glass into new building material will save the new colony from what planet earth is currently-besides some of the technology envisioned could be employed for use here-like the 3D printing bots which are inspired by worker ants.Pray i may see that day.
this is actually really well-done video the kind that gives me some hope
Not me I hate Mars
Mars is looking good right now!!
Another excellent vlog - and you're getting so close to a Million subscribers! Very well deserved!
Was not expecting Epic Games to have anything to do with this video lol as a gamer this is obviously super interesting in general.
It's The Jetsons! And every bit as realistic.
WOW. Probably my favourite episode.
Great presentation!
Bravo, Fred! Bravo, B1M!
Wow, that structure is pretty, to bad you can't build like that, didn't see the necessary structural elements.
I still think we need to test build on the moon first, get the bugs worked out there where communication is a 3sec delay (depending on the satellite infrastructure), and help is 3 days, for when, not if, something breaks.
Mars gravity is only 38% of what we experience here on Earth. So something what you can't build on Earth is perfectly strong structure on Mars. Im pretty sure they took Mars gravity into consideration while designing it.
@James Franko LOL, alright jump on that first ride and bet your life.
@@JackieWelles A arch still needs to be supported while being built. 30 years of construction has taught me a few things.
I see negative comments, I want nothing more than for them to succeed, but even in lower gravity a wall needs support to stand. There are planet covering dust storms. That means some big winds. Those walls half built would catch wind and crumble. The time line for the build was 3 years.
If they built a interior web support system to hold the arches in place till completion, that design would work.
That can not be built the way they are showing, even with less gravity, gravity will always win.
@@KalRandom I have no experience in construction so definitely not gonna argue with someone who has it. But I have been thinking what about an example as Pantheon in Rome. It kind of seems similar maybe how this building on Mars would work.Pantheon dome Inside forces redirected outwards and outside forces going inwards supported by thicker structure. In the bottom it supported by arches which push weight distribution downwards.
i have been checking this website where it has a lot of explanations about how forces on Pantheon works
www.slideshare.net/JoyeeLee0131/pantheon-solid-surface-construction.
But again like i said i have no experience, i just found these two building somehow similar.
I also like The Marsha Project which wasnt shown here, its probably much easier to build a lot of that kind of building each build by one huge printer. Plus everything can be integrated into one building .
It's absolutely amazing that you cover this space topic. I think it's very important to show people that settling on Moon and Mars and not science fiction and that very soon in a decade or sooner will be a reality. Some Technologies developed for these missions will greatly help us here on Earth. Colonization of other worlds is not = abandoning Earth.
Simply amazing! I hope we are alive to experience it with our very own eyes.
Such an amazing video, thank you.
Man, the B1m is really killing it with the content lately!
Thank you so much ✊️✊️✊️
MARS hERE WE COME!
Seeing this video of this guy demonstrating how constructs for living in on Mars is in my opinion 100% feasible. No doubt in my mind it will work it's the best idea yet for human habitation on Mars.
Consistently one of the best CZcams channels and still getting better
Mankind’s next frontier.
Top vid!!
Thank you so much!! 👍
Educational, important, surprising and amazing.
The advancements many space agencies have been making are remarkable, but it only makes me realise how remote our dream of truly colonising Mars is. I'm happy to see that we are advancing on that side slowly but surely, and hopefully humankind will make its first steps on the red planet in the second half of this century.
Epic games? Mars is going to have fortnite...
Hotel? Trivago.
@@coreylutz8617 not funny at all. But who cares actually.
@@RedianRed apparently you
@@firmman4505 it's because so unoriginal. That joke was funny 2-3 years ago
Redian Red Hotel? Trivago.
Why can’t we just protect our planet earth and save the money to help other people ?people are suffering from hunger in region of our world and yet we spend billions in this kind of projet. I am not against , i am also curious to know what is in the universe but I think we should prioritize people’s lives
Theyre not wasting money but they are saving us beacouse at the end earth will die nothing lasts and if you can see we started to sink so we need to move fast
Because we can't protect our planet from volcanic eruptions.
The space exploration budget is a tiny percentage of that of many countries' military budgets.
There are more areas where we can get money to fund health and social projects and still fund space exploration!
A lot of the tech we take for granted now was developed as a result of our push for space exploration/travel. That's cause to develop tech for such an inhospitable place, you really have to be innovative and imaginative. For example, LEDs, wireless headphones, cordless vacuums, artificial limbs and more were all developed because of the space race! And they said it there in the video. Having to design something so incredibly sustainable on Mars, taught the architects something about how to be more sustainable back here on Earth.
@Raphael kabash There are more organizations working on issues like poverty, hunger, and climate change than space travel. Those issues are more important and therefore obviously are getting more attention and resources, but that does not mean that some people will be working on getting to mars at the same time. If NASA was completely shutdown and all of Its funding went to help human resource projects, there probably would not be much change.
So, peoples lives are being prioritized. But space travel and other scientific research is very important because it allows us to discover more technologies that will allow us to live safer, comfortable, and could even go full circle and help the staving people.
Great vid!!!
It truly is an amazing project!!!
i hope to see it start
The B1M is the my favourite you tube channel
hopefully, there is petroleum still left on mars from when it had an ocean, would make it easier to produce synthetics, rubbers, plastics etc and fuel
Carbon dioxide gas heated and passed over a zirconium catalyst gives carbon monoxide and oxygen. Water electrolyzed gives you hydrogen and oxygen. The oxygen is valuable as a breathing gas and for other purposes. The carbon monoxide and hydrogen together are syngas, the basic feedstock for many industrial chemical processes that you can use to produce fuels, plastics, and other organic chemicals (hydrocarbons.)
Eli Harman all you need is lots of electric power, or even a good heat source.
We trashed Mars 25,000 years ago and now trashed earth, so go back and start over? Just bounce between planets trashing then terra form....
Ya sure that's the least of your concerns if you actually arrive on this useless dead planet
"unreal engine" lol That program is used everywhere
I love this idea and design!
Wow your voice, video quality, animation, music and research. This channel has everything.
"4 seconds ago"
Last time I was this early the Soviets were still launching dogs in space
This is some really interesting stuff, great work 👍
a great video, something to enjoy ...especially during these days. Thank you from Italy :-)
Obadiah 1:4 (KJV)
4 Though thou exalt thyself as the eagle, and though thou set thy nest among the stars, thence will I bring thee down, saith the LORD.
Great verse!!
He will bring us down to a nice accommodation on our new Mars colony.
@Bunker Sieben I'm not religious and I don't hate science. GOD is all in all. Bless you 🙏
@Bunker Sieben that is a lie, Christian's love "Real" science, your lie exposes your "Hatred" for God. 🙂😇😲. For example Evolution is Not real science.
I dont trust this guy at all..
Those engineers built an actually functioning ISS..
You may want to show more respect...
New series I love it. Thank you. Space economy.
Combining my two favorite things: architecture AND space 💗
So we have people living on the streets on planet earth.
But less discuss building on Mars!!
Wouldn't the same resources, skills why that went into this project be better spent solving the global housing crisis on this planet?
I agree. Wait until earth is habitable for all before going to other planets.
Thats a difficult question to answer because there is already so many people working on this problem, why not work on something else helpful too? Big Industry blocks could be moved to mars or the moon to make money and room for more houses on earth. I know this is all kind of science fiction, but why not start working on it already before it's too late and we have polluted earth to such an extend that living on earth becomes unbearable. We are so many people and in total we have so much money, why can't we tackle two problems at the same time? I don't think the problem of homeless and jobless people lays in the existance of space exploration.
hahaha!....You would know this was "designed" by designers, not engineered by engineers.
The chances of there being no air leakage from those flimsy inflatable pods is practically zero. Not to mention the potential for accidents.
If we're going to mars we need submarine engineers doing the designing. The thing needs to be stronger than steel with numerous backups.
"The chances of there being no air leakage from those flimsy inflatable pods is practically zero."
there is an inflatable pod on the ISS called BEAM. it's even stronger than traditional modules and obviously, it's airtight.
Keep the videos coming. My favorite channel.
Mind blown. Thank you.
First comment
not gonna happen, pretty footage to convince investors into putting money into something that'll pretty much fail to take off; no conviction beyond monetary gains, that's why this will fail; also they haven't hired any real scientists and engineers, these are just architects
they haven't even started designed or engineering the robots, no science behind material composition of the structures or how they'll be able to even make any materials; the cgi footage of robots simply heating random sand up and putting it down is not how construction material science works
let's not even begin to talk about the automation software engineering and power requirements needed for a project of this scope which they didn't even bother to touch upon...
That's what architects do. They pretend and then leave all the difficult stuff to others to work out while pompously patting their own backs. :)
I could easily see this being a reality on Mars and also being useful for here on Earth as well
Pretty cool... That this could be used to recreate our space and life here on this planet is a big bonus!
Please, let’s concentrate on Earth first - for example: we can’t even have proper dwelling for Mexicans, either illegal or legal, in Los Angeles yet...
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Amazing Video. It should be a documentary size video with more Details I would have loved it.
More projects like this one please, hopeful future.
I loved the format of this video, super job!
Fascinating stuff!! 👍
The robotic erector set before humans is a great idea. Also using the materials on the planet to make things + mining and manufacturing seems very necessary. Inflatable habitats is genius. I look forward to more videos.
what an amazing project. I loved it.