Sci Fi Science | Michio Kaku | S02 E01 | Earth | Part 1

[1aMattes]

I've heared the mars lost its atmosphere due to its loss of magnetic field (solar storms blew it away). Since there is none it would lose a new atmosphere too. Isn't that true?

[DrNaturalPhenomena]

@1aMattes Theoretically we could build up a suitable, for humans, atmosphere on mars.

[1aMattes]

@DrNaturalPhenomena Check this: watch?v=or5ctagh0to

[stiffyschlong]

Yeah just about the time when we try to inhabit another planet with our most destructive and polluting technology. Do we really need a planet wide fall out? STUPID IDEA.

[EBOWARRIOR]

I just take Acid and live in another reality.

[thelegendarylord]

@68dzintra Would you rather talk science with adults who have no experience in science or even sci fi for that matter,sure these sci fi fan boys may not be the smartest people but they understand some of the concepts.

[Sheep0989]

got all this technology yet were still driving around environmental disasters that run on gas...yeah technology is soooo advanced that we've had the same design for a car since it came out it may be faster, slightly more gas efficient, but how longs it been now? yeah even if we could do all this. we never will because they hold back the technology from the people.

[CrazyTacky]

8:00 Total Recall anyone?

Science fiction can become science fact.. never know :)

[RedAnimus]

Dr.Kaku, makes math and science seem even more awesome.

[DrNaturalPhenomena]

@68dzintra Actually, I thought about my channel yesterday, felt the same way.

The plans were to post a large variety of videos, of course Carl Sagan, but my HDD crashed just after these posts. I am sorry if you were offended.

[FailBlob]

God damn pomegranates are good.

[octaviorangelgandara]

Um how about the moon

[DBDMotorsports]

If the US diverted its defense budget to its space program, we'd be on mars in 50ish years or less.

[RJL738]

Venus's atmospehre actually makes it a superfluid technically, Venus is even just barly within the habitable zone but Mars is a much better bet as some projections place the edge of the habitable zone at 3.0 AU from the Sun and Mars is 1.5 from it. The only problem is Mars is only barly massive enough to have an atmosphere. Mars does have loads of ice and some even guess that at certain rare times it is liquide anyway.

[lattask8er]

Make other planets sustainable for life, time/space travel, force fields, invisibility...all these things are most likely possible. The impossible thing is getting man interested enough in it to the point where they start thinking like this guy. If we could ever do that (probably won't happen) we could get the impossible done and at a fast rate I would think.

[DrNaturalPhenomena]

@lattask8er I have too disagree, look at society/human evolution.

We are just dots on an eternal ladder, if there were a way I could assure you the things you rated as impossible will happen, I would have. Have faith in humanity, we are still on the earliest point possible as a race, we are a baby whom haven't learned to open it's eyes yet. However I believe, with almost a certainty, humanity will reach some of these goals, in OUR lifetime. Our race, society is in it's earliest steps possible.

[lattask8er]

@DrNaturalPhenomena The only problem is it seems we have started to lose interest in many things as a society. We don't appreciate things, we try to take easy routes, there's no in between levels with us it's either one extreme or the other. We are at a dangerous level...but I hope you are right.

[DrNaturalPhenomena]

@lattask8er Amusing, you described Humanity in a really good manner. Either one extreme or the other, you are so right. But there is a reason the expression; "I am only a human" exists ;)

[lattask8er]

@DrNaturalPhenomena Very true, and I see a massive amount of potential for humanity. We have advance very far just in the last 50 or 60 years, especially in technology. So, the potential is there we just have to make sure we keep encouraging it to be used and setting good examples...our else we'll just be like a ball at the top of the hill...forever having potential.

[GMisurdaddy]

@lattask8er I agree with your statements, if humanity would come together as a species and not a divided race of individuals, technology would increase at a substantial rate.

Work together instead of against?

What a concept!

[jrconjux]

I love you thank you for posting!!!

[cernij2]

start with Uranus

[DrNaturalPhenomena]

@astraelios Brilliant!

Finally we start "discussing" using nuclear power for the real reason to use it.

[astraelios]

@DrNaturalPhenomena lol, thanx. I think I would reccomend the nuclear powerplants are a solution. There would be a risk of meteorite striking at them. But the cooling rods are for a fact burried deep underground. Just dig a deeper crater then. As far as I know, there are no earthquakes on Mars. Weather is actually rather stabile on mars. Even reaches some degrees pluss... it is Nasa's "beach resort". Hows THAT for a discussing.

[tommy714pham]

@astraelios u don't get it? Think extraordinary.

[bgdrizzt]

f ing r tards...

[00xna71j]

me and my friend were thinking about bringing air molecules to a planet and if we bring enough air we can overcome the carbon dioxide

[RdonZOME]

theyre acting is bad

[galaxy802]

what about mars lack of a magnetosphere?

[Neoli2300]

thank you. Wow! just 5 gigawatts to terraform Mars. Thats nothing! you just need 5 ITER reactors across the whole planet. Use that.

[Neoli2300]

thank you

[davinkorea]

Thanks mate, appreciate it!!!

[DrNaturalPhenomena]

@davinkorea No problem at all!

Glad you like it.

[polioman5000]

ive been trying to find this show everywhere. glad u uploaded it . hope u get season 2

[bbvoxlover]

more please

[DrNaturalPhenomena]

@bbvoxlover Working on it, gonna upload at least the entire season 2.

And of course, Carl Sagan.

It is a start.. : )