NASA and Elon Musk Reveal Plan To Colonize Venus
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- NASA and Elon Musk Reveal Plan To Colonize Venus
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Humanity has thought about colonizing other planets since the dawn of astronomy. We’ve written books, and made movies about it. But now it seems we’re closer than ever to make this idea a reality.
Scientists have considered a lot of candidates for Earth 2.0, and they've found some!
What would it be like to live among Venus' clouds, or reside inside Mercury's underground lava tubes? What planet is going to be the first one to have human colonies? And how different will our lives become once we leave our home?
Get ready to hear about the plans that SpaceX and NASA have been working on and what’s about to happen in the near future!
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Learn to live on Earth first.
He already did he has so much money he already live earth to the fullest .
@@12amAndre that's not successful living in one's environment. He's not qualified to do what he's doing. Hope it works but I don't think babies crawling out their cribs usually ends well.
We must spread as quickly as possible. Regardless of current squables and imperfections of current humans level of maturity.
we lived for 200k years on earth
@@okk4799 not the "we" when you wanna claim more time. Which we includes Elon Musk? Don't go appropriating other people's ancestors.
i love that phrase "we are now closer than ever" yes, thats how time works.
setbacks in progress exist.
@@saicher If you are driving down a road, and the road curves and doesnt always go straight to the destination, does that mean you are travelling away from it? no, you are taking the only route there
@@Bonhh a more accurate analogy would be that there is road work on that route so you had to take another way.
What I'm saying is that if there are several forks in a road that all lead to entirely separate locations and go different directions and I walk all the way down path A believing it'll get me to destination A; just to find out it's actually lead me to destination B. After double checking my map, it's Path B that gets me to destination A; I now have to go back and take path B instead.
Taking path A was not progress towards my destination. I ended up figuring out the correct path; but path A was never necessary for me to discover the correct path; therefore it was a setback that ultimately did nothing but waste time that I could have used towards reaching my destination. It's possible the experience helped me personally to be more mindful and diligent; however it didn't assist with actual progress.
Also, you could simply choose to sit still and not go anywhere. 0 progress.
@@saicher From the moment you decided to take path A, you started getting closer and closer to your goal of reaching the destination. This path requires you to go further, yes, but in that moment you simply realize that with your planning abilities, that the destination is further away than you thought. This is not equivalent losing progress, hence why you used the term "setback" which entirely describes what is happening. The goal has been set back to a position further than you thought, but this doesnt mean you made no progress.
If your choice is to sit still and not go anywhere, each moment is a progression to maintain sitting in that one position, which means your goal is reachable in the very next moment, and you made progress getting there. Your goal has changed, but that doesnt mean you are further away from your goal of sitting still.
Time would have to go backwards or stop to make the statement "we are now closer than ever" to be false.
@@Bonhh your logic is flawed because it assumes setbacks are not a thing
for example i am about to run a marathon that I have been training for for years now and I am closer than ever. the day before I break my leg I have a setback that puts my further away from my goal of the marathon than when I didn’t have the broken leg. while i get what you’re trying to say and technically yes that’s true it’s quite an idiotic viewpoint and takes everything at face value
Being that Venus is the hottest planet in our solar system with a 900 degree temperature I don’t think anyone is thinking about colonization of Venus
I agree. I doubt seriously that we will ever colonize Mars but we sure as hell aren't going to colonize Venus. If we possessed the technology to live on Venus indefinitely then we would have the power to keep the earth habitable for a million years.
Probably not for the next few hundred years, but it’s size makes it a great option for terraformation
Tell to him Elon Musk why would he do this xd
Wasn’t Venus basically a twin of earth millions of years ago? Then it’s atmosphere turned it into a literal hellscape
@@toddbradford4700 I mean they did say there was a habitable zone higher in Venus atmosphere. We don’t have to colonize the ground (which is just a hell landscape)
Saving our own planet would be infinitely more beneficial and easier than colonizing any other planet. That is reality.
The same tech that needs to be developed to colonize another planet are necessary for saving our planet as well... The further we pursue colonizing other planets the closer we come to saving earth
@@fairlyoddme3021 tf are you talking about? You don't need any tech to save Earth and we already know how to do it but nobody is willing to do it because money...
@@TheDennys21 starship will collect and burn methane for fuel... we can use that here for less reliance on natural gas/fossil fuel... growing food on another planet will require us to use our own waste as fertilizer and hydroponics, this experience can directly help with self sufficiency on this planet... generating power on another planet will further solar tech- making better use of resources and finding better methods/materials to build from, or nuclear power will need to be made smaller and safer... both of which would be a huge benefit here. the tech required to filter/produce water on another planet can also be used on earth to help with our current water shortage... I could go on, TF you on about?
@@fairlyoddme3021 like that's ever gonna happen, pull your head out of your ass
@@fairlyoddme3021 I was under the impression that we already have that ability. We just don't do it because those things aren't as profitable for the current people in charge.
Not happening while I'm alive that's for sure (pain)
Ya🥲
nor is elon but who knows he might use the cryo chamber
you never know
You'll be back in the next to see it don't worry
I may be alive in time to see scientific habitats on the moon or Mars but only just. The rest of it is pipe dreams and will take hundreds of years
This made me realize we're even further off than I thought as far as life on Mars.
It would be easier to tell your grand children they are on mars or that a robot is king tut returned from space..
Caligula would do this crap
They are mad and the masses are beyond contempt or redemption..
In the end times they would actively do biblical prophecy like a checklist.
Nimrods towers fly amidst a backdrop of starving plebian idiota cheering for Gaia crusades and kabulyon mystery religions disguised as a self help guru. Golden dawn theosophy Hubbard and crowley...
I wonder when Elon figured that out 🤣 hes so out of touch
@@macavalli2619 ur mom
its not even logical the more I been thinking about it. if were leaving because of the sun exploding and becoming a white dwarf what will happen to mars? doesn't mars revolve around the sun as well. wouldn't it get even colder and inhabitable then it already is now? someone help me understand
Wish I could be a part of this. I remember thinking years ago why don't we do Venus instead of Mars. Venus actually has an atmosphere. It's just the sulfuric acid and the heat we need to worry about. We can deal with the heat by staying near the poles, and we now have much more modern plastics and polymers to deal with the acid than the Soviets had back in the day. I think it's doable. Edit : We'd still need a pressure suit (actually it would be an anti-pressure suit or a "lite-vacuum suit".) to deal with the pressure but the ultimate goal is to build something underground.
Nigga could u imagine global warming on Venus. That's why.
Isn’t the pressure so ridiculously strong that a suit wouldn’t do anything?
Venus is such a hostile environment that no machine has lasted more than a few hours in the searing temperatures and crushing pressure at the surface. In contrast, rovers can last for years on Mars.
@@jasonhsu4711 . . . . . but just imagine with modern technology.
Are you serious, do you know the temperature on Venus is constant regardless of being on the pole or even during the night... The atmosphere keeps it that way, which is the real problem. It will crush anything we can send there. Oh you want to build underground? On the highly unstable volcano planet?
Our planet is sooo awesome and full of life , if we learn not to destroy it we could leave here a bit more
We are literally like fleas on the planet. The earth has survived much worse than us. Just like fleas, the earth will shake us off and continue living for a long time. People are so self righteous. We can't save anything, we literally aren't even doing that much. No one will save anything, the earth will continue on
Human’s will multiply and there’s no way we can avoid destroying it.
When humans started colonizing the world did we leave where we started? Lol no one is talking about leaving earth. Idk why ppl say this
nah thats borin
most of us like to explore and see whats out there
We love ❤️ Earth 🌎 and can’t imagine living without it!
Earth is collapsing by humans, climate change is challenging rapidly, Unfortunately our species has to leave the planet very soon ⏳
PooSay queens!
Elon says Mars is better. Your just jealous you're not a billionaire who can dance and is also a good public speaker
❤️❤️❤️❤️
@@macavalli2619 Jealous of him being Pillsbury Dough Boy on his yacht too 🤣🤣🤣🤣 can't believe people like a rich asswipe that sexually harasses peoples and calls them pedophiles for saying some of his ideas are plain dumb.
well we always thought he was nuts but this puts the cherry on the cake
As Isaac Newton, Stephen Hawking and Christopher Columbus was even called delusional by the average normal people at the time. Now we are taking advantage of their teachings because of it. Even brilliant minds that thought people said he/she was crazy. And now here we are :)
Great work with this video and all the others. Amazing content creator.
The possibility that I can see a colony flourish on Mars within my lifetime is an exciting thought
Ain't gonna happen ever tho, they tried that shit on Earth and it went horribly wrong, it's called Biosphere 2, look it up.
@@TheDennys21 I agree like we are trashing our planet and being like BYE no that’s generally way too selfish and disgusting..
Maybe if you live another 80 years...
I'm doubtful it's going to be as quick as everyone is acting like. If I had to say, I'd say that in the next 1000 years that it'll happen.
@@TheDennys21 that isnt proof that it is impossible though, just proof that it is difficult. Humanity screwed up attempts at flight in the beginning and we eventually figured that one out.
I think human must make all the deserts on the earth livable first before going to other planets
Saudi Arabia is known to have created a lifeless desert into people full of society by the way
@@Alderite I am talking about half of Africa as an example
@Richard UBD I agree . It would be a good start to terraform desolate places on the planet earth first then if human are successful doing it then it make sense to spend money on other planets
in Islam (Quran), if the desert in Arabia becomes fertile then the apocalypse for the world is near
You realize how difficult it would be to manipulate an entire biome? Even though it doesn’t seem like it, sending spacecraft to other planets isn’t nearly as crazy of a feat as manipulating an entire biome. You can say the same thing about so many things. Things like cancer, aids, homeless, etc. haven’t been cured or fixed yet, that doesn’t mean we need to sacrifice researching space. Space research has consistently brought us the most amount of new findings out of any research ever.
It seems whatever we imagine has the potential to become reality. Need to keep imagining the seemingly impossible if we are ever going to see if we can do it,
WE SHOULD IMAGIN SAVING PLANET EARTH !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@trishakraybill5363 Yes
I was always looking for such plans ❤️ Amazing indeed
I just wanted to know if nasa would ever try to explore venus again,I had no idea that they wanted to colonize venus,how do you colonize a planet that's super deadly? if we can't even send a single rover on it?
Several rivers have been sent what are you talking about? They just get destroyed by the elements after a short time.
@@nilosteelo 'destroyed in a short time' sounds like a waste
Why does Elon suggest these ludicrous ideas and why doesn't anyone challenge him???
@@macavalli2619, good con man
Did you even watch the video?
Yeah, this seems ridiculous. Why would we try to colonize a planet that has a surface temp of 900 degrees?
I wouldn't want to live on any other planet. Give me earth or give me death.
You and me have no choice pal.
@@PM-qi4mh in our lifetimes, we do
You'll get both.
It's a stepping stone, our sun will eventually die, we need to move along.
@@esnevip I believe this world will soon be destroyed and a new world is coming.
I don't even like 30c on earth. Keep Venus' 450c away from me :D
Colonizing other plants would be similar to how people thought cars were going to fly in the future... Just because they found possibilities doesn't mean that it's going to work in their favor
Also if this were true and we could colonize other planets, would this mean that humanity is taking the step to creating alien life
Except their is cars that fly 😂😂
Idk why people are always so down on humanity…. Would you rather be the humans dealing with a slightly warmer world with rising oceans because we learned how to use machines so effectively or would you rather be the humans a mere 2 thousand years ago who lived to 20 if they were lucky in a world covered in ice with brutal winters and we couldn’t even farm???? The scope of what humanity could and should be given the success we’ve already had is ever more impressive and increasing in size and scope
@@garrettwright6431 All of that is irrelevant if we go extinct.
Humanity will eventually cease to exist if we don't find a way off this rock.
And we have to start somewhere, the sooner the better imo.
I don’t think seeding other planets would qualify as alien life. Sure, after many generations, these exo earthlings might take on unique characteristics of their own, but they still came from us. I think true alien life would have to have formed and evolved on its own home planet, like us.
Who's colonizing plants?..... 🤔
Venus literally has the most hostile environment of all the planets close to us. 😂
Minor detail. 🙂
Why can't they fix the very planet we are living on.. find ways to improve the overall habitat.
Wouldn't it be easier & more useful ?
Because humans can't control asteroids, super volcanoes etc. The whole point of colonizing other planets is to hedge against those problems so that humans can continue to exist
I totally agree with you. Colonizing the ocean makes more sense than going to any other planets.
I think the idea is to allow humans to survive in case of a mass extinction event on Earth, such as an asteroid hitting it.
@@ourshelties7649 Maybe we should invest all this money on improving asteroid deflection techniques rather than waste it flying all the very richest people away to Mars - and sacrifice the rest of us on Earth.
@@debbiehenri345 that is only one type of event that could cause a mass extinction. The Yellowstone super volcano is another. The question isn't if it will explode again, it's when. Some reports say within the next couple hundred years.
Finally, Venus's atmosphere is more friendly to humans than Mars...
Yes, it’s more friendly and expresses warmer feelings
Venus is an oven , that will cook and frosh you think death, mars is a frozen desert , none are friendly
@@logicalnotes5007 I thought the same thing as you but your comment caught me off guard 🤣
Umm, the Soviet’s have landed probes on Venus and they burned up in about 8 minutes.
@@jimmydriveway so?
Esto cuando ocurra va a ser impresionante
If we start to live on similar habitable earths that can sustain life we might actually find life there
Earth still sounds like our best option tbh maybe we could focus on maintaining it's health?
Can’t agree more! Meanwhile not that the exploration isn’t valuable, because it is, but spending boats of funding that can be used to help here too.. For now it seems there’s only one planet made exclusively for humans: Earth, and we’re doing a great job of “flushing it down the gutter” 🤷🏻♀️😔
People here are too horny to exploit fossil fuels and keep their wealth/power by suppressing us peons
I know there like na well just get a new one we don't need to learn and fix our problems here
We used 200,000 years worth oil in 3 centuries do you really think humanity is smart enough to preserve it's resources
I think that we should "simulate" our interstellar bases underwater first, to make sure for fact they work. You could leave at any time, with a special suit on. Maybe we could slowly develop it from a place only for heavily trained astronauts, to buyable real estate for the richer population, to a home for your average joe. We could then use the same approach to touch the stars.
This is already a thing
Underwater is just a simulation for a moon mission. Not for Mars nor Venus missions. These two are a different environment
It would be opposite as under water there is pressure pushing onto it whereas in space or on Mars the pressure is trying to be pushed out
@@kyles5513 If your underwater base can withstand heavy inward pressure, it can withstand heavy outward pressure
@@HelloHSR completely different my friend
This would be extremely good for our humanity
I'll believe we're close to colonizing another planet when Elon gets in shape for space travel 😜
Oh you didn't know, if you're rich and powerful you can do whatever you want buy a whole bunch of apartment complexes and destroy people's lives and get away with it heck even travel in space without preparing for it nice call 😭😂😂
@@stopthemadness7882 exactly. Just look at Pelosi's husband who just got caught DUI, injuring someone. 5 days of jail, only served 3 because of good behavior. You can do whatever you want when you're rich.
Btw how *did* they get rich holding an average pay public position?
Imagine if the ingenuity and resources were spent on persevering our home planet Earth.
The amount of money wasted on space research is obscene. Best hitch hike a ride with a "teaser."
💯 % agreed
All those resources allow you to do things like order baby food and ice cream while watching granny porn sitting on the Lue. flying above you are E-6 doomsday plans constantly on watch ready to deliver commander and chief bidens orders to use nuclear weapons (TACAMO). You see why we need to be a multi planet species ? ASAP
How short sighted of you. Are you anti science? This is the stuff of vintage sci fi novels and you'd rather make light of such scientific endeavors? I bet you use pronouns in your bio. Pathetic.
If you think the amount of money spent on space research is obscene look at what the U.S spends alone on the military. Space has endless resources and information to offer. I’d rather have money spent researching that then most anything else.
He’s been watching to much Star Trek - so, what does one do on Mars? All the films I’ve seen of Mars, everyone is trying to get off it?
Musk is completely delusional at times. Try building a moon base first Elon.
@@jtcorran5758 SpaceX long-term goal isn't about just colonizing the moon. It's to make Humanity an Interplanetary or Interstellar civilization, Scientist such as Albert einstein, Isaac Newton and even Galileo Galilei were even called delusional people in their respective time, and now the next generation is taking advantage of what the brilliant minds today by the fundamental development of technology.
Even Galileo Galileo was called delusional in his time, Even persecuted by the church to refute his claims that the Earth is not the center of the universe. Elon Musk is no different from these people who is eventually going to shape the foundation of humankind's existence
Right. There are no resources outside of Earth, none. This is all complete and total BS.
Lol maybe they're trying to entrain the peasants to stay away from Elysium while they figure out how to get back.
No matter where else we go in the universe, nothing will come close to the beauty of Earth
clearly you haven't heard of the planet that has a Diamond Core. haven't seen any of the photos from the James Webb Space Telescope. Clearly you haven't seen the old Desktop Photo of the Andromeda Galaxy that was taken by the Hubble Space Telescope.
@@alexslusher16 Im referring to the fact the Earth offers us life, water, nature, resources, seasons, that's why I'm calling it beautiful. We really need to start appreciating our own planet, there's so much we take for granted! So to me, this is the most beautiful planet.
the worst thing is, I wont be able to live that long to see the mission😂
People will claim it’s impossible and sci-if bs even though sci-fi bs is legitimately our future. Everything we have now came from the creativity of a person in the past so why is it so crazy to think that peoples creativity now could change the future.
Interesting video. I think it's probably a good idea to pursue this type of exploration and colonization, more to remind us how great we have it on Earth. None of those planets sound particularly inviting; the risks of something catastrophic going wrong seems incredibly high to me. Also, look how quickly buildings and towns turn to crap here on Earth. In those corrosive environments materials will breakdown more quickly. Socially, you could also envision some serious problems with how people will conduct themselves. I suppose the first settlers would be astronauts and working tightly with ground control on Earth, but as time goes on, you would see much less oversight and more opportunity for misbehavior. But, I think if the population on Earth keeps exploding, we will have to expand outward.
none of the bullcrap you saw in this video is ever going to happen.
Of course, this whole venture will go side by side with a lot of risk. But this is an inevitable step for humanity if people want to survive billions of years from now. So, I think we, or rather they, will have to take a risk.
Unless we are killing each other with warfares. How many killings happened since WW2 ? And it is going on with gropping Russia and / or China.
@@ZurroundYou may have a point. I think without a reliable propulsion system they won't be going too far.
Great points Marshall!
“Technology is about to go crazy”
Bill Wurtz probably
Excellent !
Again A Quality video from my brother! ❤️🔥
My science will make people young forever.
Make Earth Livable Again. That is much easier and important and universally useful for all.
The fact baba vanga predicted this makes it even more interesting
Yes space and other planets are surely wonderful...but why can't we fix our planet first and then try thinking to colonize them 😃
Facts
Why not just do both...
We should first come to the moon.
Amazing video
solar panel might get a power boost if used on mercury
might need to design a new model though
Honestly would probably start with the moon and use it as a transportation starter from where we start any new colonization it's also easy to test something instead firstly to go to Mars
I don't think the aliens that live there are gonna like that though
Nasa murmuring "yes" RN, knowing fully well, they didn't really go in the past
Ever heard of the Artemis mission?
To bad NASA lost that technology ... lol
@@RAWS420 Humanity mfer! we here to stay (I hope)
Wow it is crazy
Floating habitats 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 on Venus. Great idea
Gotta love cloud city in the thumbnail
I think space habit is the way to go. We can start off building them close to Earth and eventually move them into deeper space. Giving us the stepping stones needed to master space colonization
Yep
Agree
The moon maybe. Mars very difficult. It's super dry cold, a hot day is -30F. Now Venus. Impossible. Not even Airborne Craft will survive the Acidification.
Maybe in 1 million years from now we could figure out how to live on Venus.
@@professionalyoutubecomment878 Says the one who don't knows to live on Earth
@@charnjitsingh3365 Says the one who can’t spell….
I like how the thumbnail used Cloud City from Star Wars
Stanford made the legit halo ring
it is very reminiscent of the naive vision in the sixties when people thought that in the year 2000 there would be no cars but everyone would have airplanes for the moon, people would go on vacations and big cities would be built on Mars and Venus
exactly! one day we will go to mars and venus and might have bases there! but first before we try and have permanent setlement on mars! why not try a dry run on the moon first. CLOSE TO HOME! yes less gravity! but maybe try and get a base going of 100 or maybe a 1000 people for 10 years! then we can think about going to settle mars
As a fifties kid,
in the sixties I'd have laughed at that precocious prediction. Now it's not even funny.
It seems to me we should first be living in O’Neill cylinder and orbital rings. These megastructures sitting in orbit of Venus, Mars, Titan could function as comfortable living while terraforming takes place. I sure as heck would not want to live on the surface of any of those planets or moon. Though I might not mind working there for safe periods of time, and with a safe habitat in orbit.
Great idea Jon!
You could even go all in on this idea: some people would prefer to permanently live in such a space station compared to planets like Mars
right after infrastructure week
God bless this mission!
Do we account for the added weight on the planets? Just wondering if this could have some effect or if we really are that insignificant
Imagine all the funds not spening on this feeble dream, but support all effords to things going wrong on Earth itself?
Money won't cure humans.
@@aaronm.3581 Maybe indeed there is no cure against stupidity, but one might still hope!
That would make better living conditions, leading to bigger and more rapid population growth and then we have the same problem that Earth can not handle this many humans effectively.
if things go the way they are... no one will be able to afford these dreams other than the obscenely rich. so keep Dreaming
We need to spread out in space fast and get recourses from the outside
living on mars is acceptable but getting closer to the sun sounds like wait whtt !! 😂
A second point I would like to make is more of a question since it would be easier to launch these colonizing missions from space 9or orbit). Why are they building all these land launching rockets instead of building the colony ships in space?
The resources are not readily available in space
@@triumphanazia4654 They could still be built in orbit with the item sent in bulk from earth saving us resources and money. It's always more expensive to launch from earth as we are now then building and launching from orbit (example would be a launch from ISS).
One day far far far in the future, if we survive, there will be a sort of exoskeleton around the Earth reaching as far as orbit.. there will be stations up there and everything I'm sure, with ways to bring up ships to launch directly out of orbit instead of from land. I know that there are already people that have fully fleshed out this idea, I don't remember the exact name of this type of planet but as we move into the future... our geniuses of Earth will start making this idea or something like this happen.
How about huge space ships and stations across solar system and galaxies ever growing increasing using robots AI, interplanetary astroids etc planet s for resources extending 1000 kms across artificial planets, having factories, colonies, markets etc
If I can't ride my motorcycle on Mars I'm not going.
I was waiting for someone to finally point out that colonising Venus is a far better option for humanity in the long term than colonising the small and distant desert planet Mars, so the sooner we start the better.
Can we live through 2030 ?
It’s crazy that we have this beautiful home called Earth with a million beautiful and wonderful species and we’d rather spend money going to a hostile environment rather than fix the one we have already ruined.
Best to not have all of your eggs in one basket, right?
Totally agree 👍
this is a stupid thought. its like living in african desert and then traveling to other areas like asia and europe and later to america. - WAIT we actually did that!!
why didnt we stay in africa?
I think it's better that they are starting doing this early than do it when it's too late. When the sun dies and humanity need to move to other planets from another solar system, we'd be grateful of the trial and error we're doing now on space exploration because we'll need it in the future.
Rather a a very outdated mindset since this generation live with so much comfort. Do you tend to forget we started as a migratory species living in caves for our comfort then people with amazing ideas started building homes. That analogy kind of reminds me if we are a caveman in our society; "Why do we need to go outside and explore the world, where we can just fix and decorate our cave."
The torus starbase definitely would not be practical as a permanent colony since it would cost a lot of material to build without getting any back. Even worse, the inhabitants would either have to be able to recycle 100% of their materials (which seems impossible to me) or have to be continuously supplied from external sources to survive, turning it into even more of a useless drain of resources.
W Take
I mean if we are able to colonize Venus Resources won't be a Problem anymore.
@@gr4vityjuli4n Resources will always be a Problem lmao
@@TheYoungonex no. The only resource that will be a Problem is Water. There are entire moons worth of Diamonds, Iron, Gold, etc... Water is rarer than Diamonds in the Universe. If we are able to colonize Venus (+400° Celsius or sum like that + Acidic/Poisonous Air) we have already colonized moons. By then we won't have any problems with Resources that aren't Water.
For industrial purpose ? Assembling things in orbit ?
Things in Venus are way more extreme than in Mars will ever be.
Let's be for real, earth is the only place we could live comfortably..
Elon musk can be the first to try it out..🤣🤣
Love these videos..💞💞💞
i think there are enough who would follow such a hard mission if it was realisticly possible. But what happans if only lazy and braveless stay behind?
@@__-fi6xg .. 🤣🤣.. yea all the "brave" ones can try it first..
@@elleni-41 shit, you win
@@elleni-41 they will and the lazy ones follow once all the work has been done for them. Just look at America. The early settlers lived wretched lives. Now everyone wants to live there. Well maybe not so much anymore with better choices out there like Australia and New Zealand lol.
floating airship in Venus genius idea considering how do they return back to earth???????
they dont. one way trip.
@@philosophersthought9780 Yeah that's never gonna fly wait till Elon Musk pulls this shit for Mars
I just watched a video how being at a super low depth of ocean will kill you with pressure as fast as if you were on venus. And now we're gonna live there?! 🤦🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️
All things, must have a backup operation, storage strategy and or plan, to avoid extinction.
The problem is getting a base to stay suspended in the atmosphere. It's when you fall to the surface that's when you're really in trouble.
"In trouble" nice way to put it.
I think the base would have to be in space outside a planet's atmosphere until it is converted to support human, animal and plant life. They also could use robots to abstract resources from the planet to be used for the base.
@@monkeymanonfire That's not a bad idea. I like that. You are right in that they'd have to construct the base in space first. They'd need robots that can resist the extreme heat and pressure of the surface though long enough to mine the materials.
Oxygen and Nitrogen are actually a lifting gas on Venus because Carbon monoxide and sulphur are heavier. You'd be like a boat floating on an ocean.
@@marcozolo3536 That's a good point. But the base itself would be made from some heavy solids.
Elon Musk is willing to colonize another planet just to run away from Twitter's trial.
I thought I was bad for always doing things the hard way without realizing it. And we have already gotten to two places that are a Thousand times easier to build on right now. The Moon and Mars. They don't have breathable Atmospheres, but it is a lot easier to build contained living areas on the surface or underground.
The gravity would cause problems in long term on those places. Doubt we will live on any of those.
This is literally my fucking dream except don’t just go settle down. We need to really sit down and do this ethically and morally right.
The sad part is NASA won't tell us about it, they probably already have already done so with the back engineered vehicles.
I guess but would require incredible manpower still can assume if they have they’ve just barely begun to lay the groundwork , so still lots to see and do no doubt.
@@fioafionawright8604 I believe there is things going on that are hundreds of years ahead of us and could save the planet if we had the technology that is being hid from us, but through greed we will never know about it.
@@fioafionawright8604 I think there is things going on hundreds of years ahead of us.
@@fioafionawright8604 Through greed and the technology being hid, we will never know.
@@docbrown6550 prolly right tbf, still beats dying on an experimental craft.
Interesting, I feel like if more people got into the space industry than colonising another planet could be possible by 2039
That's funny🤣
@@Taco_theboii how? I’m genuinely serious about this
@@FC-BS Why would you want to live on a planet with 0.38% gravity when space colonies simulating 1g could be built instead.
@@caesarsalad1170 I mean if it was my only chance of survival then yeah
People think we will have flying cars by 2020 but instead we get covid.
Good luck!!!!
Amazing stuff. I still think that fixing the problem of bone density and blood flow is priority number 1. If we cant fix those we will never prosper in an enviroment with less gravity than earth. So to me, a flying rotating station is more feasable for a long term habitat than living in the surface of mars. How can scientist fix that? Ive heard genetic engineering but... Thats another kind of field to work on
Why not just stick with earth?
Genetic engineering, is that going to be your 2nd PhD then?
If our species can survive the next century, sure, it's possible. But with madmen taking control of the world far more frequently these days, I'm rather skeptical. I'd like to see it happen, though.
My money is on us living in a mad max kind of world by 2100 lol
@@J.Wolf90 heh I hear ya but it's a scary thing. 😔
wake up man the whole world works like that. its not just putin ;)
Also, Venus has pretty much the same amount of gravity as Earth. A rather important factor for human health
If we manage to not destroy ourselves, it is important that we spread out to other planets. This will take the pressure of our own planet and also allow us to have "backups" in case of a global calamity like a pandemic
Only if all think like that we did accomplish it
There is no pressure on the planet. You can fit every person on Earth, in a pile, in the Grand Canyon. The jury is out on AGW. Most of what has been taught over the last 30 years has been debunked, like the Hockey Stick.
Venus is an absolute death trap. Gravity is one thing, heat and pressure are another.
even if or when we do, humans on different planets would be different than earth humans and may or may not cause some future planetary war
Venusian gravity was never a problem.
Check its temperature and pressure and be shocked.
Im down with the Veen
Narrator: Here are some easy ideas to live in other planets and all we need is a magic wand! .
Would be better to live in the upper atmosphere.
I really want to see year 2050 and year 2100, im now 19 years old teen and I believe I live 2050 year. It would be amazing if we colonized solar system's saturn to our home. Ps mars, Jupiter or mercury would be the secomd earth and I believe there is another life in our solar system like Mars and Jupiter's moon europa. 😮
I can't imagine 🥳
R8 brother.😏🇧🇩🤝
We are almost reaching the immortality.
maybe with medical advances over the next 50 years you may get there........if the US doesn't' push us into a nuclear war
I mean nano technology, augmetics/cybernetics and solving aging problems are just around the corner and it won't be terribly expensive lots of money to be to be made so most with good budgeting will be able to afford it
Yes we will go
Back in ancient time the greeks and romans also thought that the world ends at the pillars of hercules untill some brave portuguese explorers proofed them wrong and discoverd worlds where no one has gone before.
Perhaps one day someone will repeat their heroic deeds and discover a space route to foreign galaxies.
It took 500 years to discover the sea route to india by none other than Vasco da Gama.
I'm sure there's something that will happen to delay private companies from colonizing space.
I think using robots to terra form inhabitable planets would solve a majority of the problems. Of course these robots would have to be super fast and strong. Also they would have various sizes depending on their function. Meaning that some of them would gigantic to move earth of planets and change atmospheric conditions. While others would be small to create life on planets for humans to survive.
It would be great if we can use these robots to terraform uninhabitable parts of Earth first!
@@ecoideazventures6417 Good point!
@@SkilasSkilasGaming we already do lmao
@@ecoideazventures6417 because some environments that are inhumane for humans still host other life
we've already occupied most of the surface do we need to disturb deep sea and underground as well
Also consequences of doing such damage ourselves, ruining food , water supply and structural integrity of the surface(if we choose go underground)
Earth is reaching it's maximum capacity soon, it's good that we're looking to explore the endless amount of resources there are in the universe
@@ecoideazventures6417 Whe shouldn't waste money for robots to terraform parts of the Earth because America's prisons are full of fast and strong people
Mars just needs self rotating solar panel sweepers as well as a autonomous repositioning system.
We're sending The Goodyear Blimp to Venus.🤣 That should be interesting.
This video is still mostly science fiction. Even once we do get to Mars we won't be living in glass domes, more likely tunnels under the ground, we won't see "cities" until well into the next century at least, and return flights will require a level of infrastructure and skills we've barely mastered on Earth
But dude like Obama care, we can do this. Why colonize the moon or dare I say even the earth with intelligent life than somewhere that is absolutely impossible to colonize. This garbage of a video is worse than Biden's election, surprisingly and more arrogant than Trump.
How about if we try to colonize someplace closer first, such as building a full self-sufficient colony on Antarctica? It has earth-like gravity, an earth-like atmosphere, and it should be possible to get liquid water from the surroundings. It would be quite an engineering effort to cut ties from the rest of us, but that would prove it can be done before we try another planet...
They won't do that because then we would know the earth is flat.
@@RAWS420 ain't no way you actually believe the earth to be flat 😂😂😂😂
@@kacper0563 nah I was joking but it could be.
@@RAWS420 there is enough proof saying otherwise, all those ppl who actually believe that myth are living under a rock
@@RAWS420 it can't be, for flight times to work the way they do the earth must be a sphere or everything would take longer to get to since you couldn't go around. Picture spreading the face of a globe out onto a flat surface. That's a much bigger area. Plus you can see the curvature of the earth when up high & we've had astronauts before. If every other planet is round how would our planet be perfectly flat? It makes no sense. Plus it has to be a sphere for timezones to be the way they are
So saying "it could be flat" is like a stoner thought. Sounds cool but falls apart quickly when put under any scrutiny
You'd think someone could come up with an idea on how to fix Earth first.
What was the movie scene from near the beginning of the video?
Why leave this beautiful planet Earth?
Cuz this beautiful planet won't last
Because the future of humanity lies in the cosmos. Earth will die. It’s not if, but when.
Because it can be made better from afar. Along with any other world we colonize. Think about it: Currently the world is doubling its population virtually every year. Eventually we will run out of space, even if we have land to build on. Remember how humanbeings work: We don't care if we can build on land we have available, we only care about the land our neighbors have. So naturally, we go to war.
While going to new worlds will not put an end to war, it will alleviate the need to focus on just Earths natural resources, we will mine asteroids, build on worlds and adhere to their environs, absorb atmospheric gases to terraform other worlds.
This may sound impossible, but everything does at the start, but at the very least this will give us a roadmap to prevent us from killing each other. Sadly, once we've colonized everything within our grasp.... get ready for Star Wars.
Leave this planet to destroy another... realty is everything man touching he destroy. Elon is only after one thing... money and power
@@dimplescris1 Downer. Imagine being this depressingly pessimistic. Must be horrid being you daily.
The density of the Venusian atmosphere is ideal for lighter than air structures. Helium craft would sail above the hell of the lower atmosphere. I've always wondered why a lighter than air probe that could sail for years and be solar powered has never been sent.
Cuz it’s complete b.s.!!!! 2029 bro?? We STILL haven’t been back to the moon Fam!!!
@@sethxb6847 I said a probe, not a manned mission.
@@sethxb6847 2024
Because it is very expensive to do so, and humanity is still stupid enough to spend their money on entirely bs stuff like nuclear weapons that will probably never be used, invading other countries/war in general, gaining political advantage over the other, etc. The money and resources we actually spend on science and technology is just non-existent compared to the rest.
All are craxy
This will never even be possible
I’ve been to Venice there are already people there.