Soaring Over Mars

[sathyou]

Marsquakes HELL YEA!

[TheGaark]

Odd pops and clicks in the audio, very reminiscent of the words being cut and edited

[CmtePiu]

Hehehe... marsquakes...

martian earthquakes...maybe?!

LoL...

Sorry...was funny.

[goku161]

Lol Marsquakes..

[teresahan1991]

@goku161 xD

[chaoticsorrow212]

the last bit, lol, Megetron walks up WTF!?!?!?!?!

[killedbym3]

Well i heard to the news it take 2 to 3 years to go on mars xD so i wont go on mars (take too much times )

[cicciarelliam]

can we live on mars if so why canr we go an pack our bags an move over to mars?

[Aldawok12]

It cost a lot of money, and I mean a lot, to put a man/woman in space. Along with, we would have to terraform Mars to our advantage, which means a huge motherfucking change of the Martian atmosphere. We may land men on Mars but I don't think we will "live" on it for about 2 centuries.

[cicciarelliam]

can we actually live on mars?

[RawrRawrRawr1337]

yep

[cicciarelliam]

why cant we just move everybody over to mars an do something with earth?

[bigbadtrav300]

it takes 12 moths to get there so we would need a years worth of supplies and a life times worth for the colony lol cuz there is no food on mars and

this is somthing that would take many trips and lots of money and mars is also alot smaller than earth so every body would not be able to go and most probly would not want to any way

[cicciarelliam]

is there gonna be people like born there?

[bigbadtrav300]

mabey one day but no time soon

[AtomicDonut221]

@bigbadtrav300 no. because it would take about 4 years to get there in a shuttle but nasa is retiring the shuttle and they are focusing on the moon to make a moon base then a retired astronaut thought of a plasma rocket witch would take about 29 days to get there and would make NASA gat to mars faster and study the rocks and look for life and water

[bigbadtrav300]

yeh its just real cold

[TheMasterChief2]

its going to take us 1000 years to get to mars with our current technology. why waste money on terraforming mars when we can make a space colony

[adamdeliyia]

it doesn't take 1000 years to get to mars

[lappenstar07]

soar with the glider!!amazing.

[MattDangles]

eventually once we fuck this place up we'll have to figure out a way to live over there. i'm almost certain that eventually we will have no choice.

[inmihiveritas]

not true

[yell0wmelon]

Scientists think they know it all. Apparently we are going to live there some day...can't wait lol

[londongamer]

Why do scientists say/claim/believe that it was water that created the features mentioned, on Mars? Have they considered it could have been a liquid have evaporated, or seeped into the surface deep underground? What other possible liquids could it have been besides water? Surely there's plenty of candidates for it....

[omernon]

Scientists claimed that water created this landscape becouse there is already ice on Mars. And as you probably know that most of northern territories on earth were shaped by glaciers.

[Saphiroth1]

how are people gona walk on mars -.- you know how much gravity mars has D:

[Aldawok12]

"When the first human visitors step foot on the surface of Mars, they're immediately going to notice that the gravity on Mars is much lower than they're used to on Earth. In fact, the gravity on Mars is 38% the gravity on Earth. In other words, if you weigh 100 kg on Earth, you would only weigh 38 kg on Mars." - Universe Today

[zeepster]

I wish NASA was more than just a show. There are so many things they are not telling the public, it's hard to believe anything they show us anymore.

[ananiasacts]

That's not true. Lots of videos about everything from extraterrestrial overlords to celestial ectoplasm are lurking around you tube. And there's always the pink sheets.

[Tricause]

Truly amazing; I hope to see more of videos like this.

[cubeomatic]

Is Mars our future home ??

[jensengohqihan]

Maybe?

[rubiusincube]

No Atmosphere.

So during the day its around 100 celcius...

[rubiusincube]

The only way to mars become the new Earth, isw create a atmosphere, with some plants who gonna create and eat CO2 but we probably need some... 10 000 year to create a viable atmosphere...

[moneyman10k]

not only would terraforming take thousands of years. we also think mars used to have atmosphere, life, etc, but it was lost because the planet lost its magnetic field, and the solar wind blew it all away. if this is the case, no terraforming can work.. ever

[rubiusincube]

Bah we can also try to go in Venus.

Problem, Smaller than Earth(little bit) and really to cold.

Without a Atmosphere its around 80 at sun light.

and -50 at night :s

But, If test say that Mars cant have Life again... it would be hard to find a another Earth...

The next one is around 2000 year ago from here with the current space ship...

[dodow1234]

no chance, Terraforming Mars will be a huge undertaking, if it is ever done at all. Initial stages of terraforming Mars could take several decades or centuries. Terraforming the entire planet into an Earth-like habitat would have to be done over several millennia. Some have even suggested that such a project would last thousands of millennia. So, how are we supposed to transform a dry, desert-like land into a lush environment, where people, plants and other animals can survive??

[rubiusincube]

If mars have Water in the past.

The water is still in the planet, Underground or Dry.

But the Hydrogen cant go away like that.

So if we can create Water from a source(the ice in the pole) we can probably begin a new Earth for poeple in 100 000 Year.

100 000 year is not soo far.

Jesus is dead 2000 year ago.

Each generation is around 30 year.

Less than 75 before they have see Jesus.

So if we begin now with Limon we can probably create something.

[dodow1234]

wtf is this got to do with religion, damn I hate people bring up religion over science debate.

[rubiusincube]

Religion?

Wut?

[Aldawok12]

Jesus, you brought in Jesus...

[tyby1984]

we cannot terraform our own deserts and we want to terraform mars?

[dodow1234]

Not at the moment :) We are smart race, we will overcome our obstacle

[fuunguus]

We can terraform mars. Its not that hard, but it would take a very long time to do so. But in my opinion, terraforming mars would be a very stupid idea. Mars doesn't have a magnetic field, and that is the reason why mars atmosphere pressure is 1% of earths. Solar winds have pushed mars's atmosphere out into space. And it would happen again if we terraform mars. Slowly, but it would happen. Meaning, we would have to terraform mars regularly through millions of years.

[fuunguus]

Its much easier to just use artificial biospheres, than creating an atmosphere.

[LaCeiba1924]

Oh we have the technology, but no one wants to give money to science. >:(

[MrAndersohn]

@tyby1984 we can't terraform our deserts by changing atmosphere , but we could do it on Mars (we just need to heat atmosphere and then martian ground will release CO2 and water) 

[LordReserei]

I wish they'd implement this kind of thing into Google Mars....it'd be really nice.

[josephgrovers]

You're obviously uneducated.

[Rigo0Jancsi]

Great images! StreetKing: Grow up.

[RobinlvGamer]

Theories say that a meteorite hit Mars, a fragment of the meteorite kept some bacteria and hit Earth, that bacteria is us.

Just a theory though.

[LorenzKamo]

how good is the evidence for such a theory?

[RobinlvGamer]

There is quite a few craters in Mars?

[DenvrDave]

The evidence has so far been irrefutable.

[Aldawok12]

You know though, there is no way any of us know. Being an Atheist I usually rule everything out that involves religion, but keep an open mind, what if this "God" was a Martian, what if the Meteorite theory was true.

Would be pretty interesting amirite?

[newmac]

I think there is bacterial life on Mars today. But really; should it take over 40 years to discover a single bacteria sitting on Mars? I was 16 when we first touched down on Mars. Im now getting ready for AARP....

[superstargamer]

good video

[SteveSparx]

HD

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[SCHarmony]

great