The guy working at NASA that thought it would wonderful to find out if humans weren't the only living creatures in the universe needs to meet my cat..He would be amazed!!..lol
@rosewood223 Yes it can. It had an thick atmosphere for millions and millions of years. Do you plan on living on Mars and forgetting to pay the terraformation upkeep bills for a hundred million years?
@SpazzyMcGee1337 *had* being the operative word, it's too small to maintain a magnetic field strong enough to resist the solar wind, so any atmosphere is slowly stripped away by said wind.
@emikochan13 Human civilization has only existed for 10,000 years. Humanity as a species has only existed between 100K and 1M years. If it takes tens or hundreds of millions of years for Mars to become uninhabitable again then there is nothing to worry about. If we can create an Earth like environment in a few thousand years we would certainly be capable of finding the time to maintain that environment at least once within a 10-100 M year period.
@SpazzyMcGee1337 creating an atmosphere isn't as easy as you seem to think it is. Ours took 3 billion years to form.
Importing an atmosphere would be an immense logistical undertaking so we'd have to figure out how to make one on Mars.
If you're going to completely artificially maintain an atmosphere, you may as well just skip that part and live in arcologies. Never said it was impossible, but when the planet is fighting you it's not easy..
@emikochan13 Well now we are switching topics. If terraformation is possible at all, then it can be done within a few thousand years of starting. If it only takes a few thousand years to add an Earth-like atmosphere and it takes MILLIONS of years for the atmosphere to disappear then sustaining it should be a cake walk. Besides for the assumption that it would take a few thousand years to terraform Mars (an assumption I thought everyone was working with) I made no other assumptions.
@emikochan13 (Last post of 3, start at the bottom for the first and work up to this one)
Going by the mass of Earth's atmosphere and the surface area ratio between Earth and Mars, Mars will need an atmosphere of about 5×10^18 kg. The current atmosphere is MUCH less than that, but going by the volume of Mars Northern ice cap and the density of dry ice the Martian atmosphere will gain 1.92×10^18 kg once melted. Mars' N. hemisphere is lower than the S. so that should be enough air pressure.
@SpazzyMcGee1337 As for the creation of an Earth-like atmosphere on Mars, it is doable using modern-ish technology. Solar mirrors could raise the temperature of Mars and melt the CO2 ice caps, thereby increasing Mars' atmospheric pressure greatly. Extra gasses (as well as water) can be added by redirecting comets. Many comets come into the inner solar system. If one is patient enough all it would take to change a comet's path is a gentle nudge.
@SpazzyMcGee1337 ok then, I did forget about the size difference, schoolgirl error :p Still I'm wondering about the effect of the reduced gravity. I'd wager we need to fully understand earth's climate before attempting to make another one though, it could be that we'd end up overstepping and creating a new Venus via some unknown variable...
@emikochan13 " I'd wager we need to fully understand earth's climate before attempting to make another one"
I tried using that excuse on my Spanish teacher. He said that I would learn better English by learning Spanish. Likewise, we will understand Earth's environment more by making Mars Earth-like. The great thing about Mars is that it can't get much more inhospitable and there is no one there yet to harm! It'll be humanity's environmental testing ground! :D
@emikochan13 The thing about living on mars, is we won;t be able to have the gravity the same as on earth, if we were able to terraform mars, humans that live on it would get ALOT thinner due to less use or need of their bones and muscles. Venus we won;t be able to touch, unless we can have space vacuum cleaners to clean the atmosphere up. Mars on the other hand it is possible, and scientists already know how to do it. Living on mars however would change us physically (cont.)
@emikochan13 to the point to where if they went back to earth, it would wreak havoc on our bodies. Exercise would be "Mandatory" if we lived on mar's, unless you never have plans to visit earth again!
"Clean up after us?" Evolution is about adapting. That's the way life has always been. If we just change back to what was before we came here, all life that has adapted to the new climate will die. We can't kill, we can only change life.
I think its crucial to begin colonizing space! We can't stay here forever. Oh and for those who say we clean up here first... why? Maybe it will be too late by then? And if space is infinite then it means infinite chances and places to try and do things better.
I hope it happens soon before it's too late. I think the sooner is happens in ones place the faster it will be the next time round on other planets.
You said something is not possible, dumb comment, everything is possible.
There are already materials being fabricated that can completely shield humans from solar radiation for prolonged times. Not only are these materials and concepts possible shields for solar radiation, they are extremely light and practical to operate on.
For interplanetary flight humans can use the hydrogen fuel thats mainly used for propulsion for shielding. Hydrogen itself easily shields solar particles
@CptCoolXD There's no such thing as Niburu .... I can't believe people are still falling for that! If you seriously believe those ancient text's, why can't we see it now? They said by 2011 it could be seen by the naked eye, I don't see it, do you?
@IBlackPlague There are two potential causes to this situation. The first suggests that you are overtly aggressive and assertive, likely caused by low self esteem, leading you to attempt to demonstrate the superiority of you and your ideas in situations that do not call for such an effort. However, much more likely in this case is that you simply lack the analytical skills to make a valid judgment of the situation. No one believes in Niburu anymore, it is proven to be false. OBVIOUS JOKE.
Maybe they should just build a planetary drive that pushes Mars into Earth's orbit, crashing into the moon, and giving us more convenient access to the red planet.
@ironmadion55 Well, we breathe oxygen, and drink water. They are making it so humans and life as we know it can live there, not life that we only theorize of, breathing nitrogen and drinking sulfur. No, we want to terraform it so we can live there, or else we wouldn't bother.
heres what will happen. we terraform mars than all government will go to live on mars. then sending to earth a disease that would wipe most of the population.
@xXhighwolfXx What of the government's family? And friends, and family's friends. And all their friends, and all their friends, etc. Yeah, real great plan genius.
@xXhighwolfXx No they aren't (the pres is though), if it weren't for the government you wouldn't have light and all that. And you would be stupider than using the wrong theres.
One day Earth just might get hit by some massive asteroid, gamma ray burst, or something else and then there would still be other humans (or some more evolved human species) out there.
we have to colonise other planets considering the increasing population on earth. look at china, with its constant growing population and economy- it is calculated that china would need another planet the way ithey keep going on.
Hmm.. At the rate in which technology is advancing I really think mars is looking more and more linley as a place for humans to colonize.. I mean first ittl be mars then maybe even thurther
You need more than water and gas to create atmosphere presure, you need mass to create gravity, whith out it you will have bones desorder and mars have only half of the earth gravivy
@javierneptuno Actually you'd weigh 1/8 less on mars.. Humans may not be able to enhabit it, but why not put animals from our planet on it and turn it into a planet of Nature untouched by civilization. maybe a species will arise and be intelligent one day.
it's not so close to vacuum, 6milibar is enough to create wind.But the martians winds are not strong !!They are electrostatically charged due to the iron rich martian soil and iron is a conductor!
it's not so close to vacuum, 6milibar is enough to create wind.But the martians winds are not strong !!They are electrostatically charged due to the iron rich martian soil and iron is a conductor!
I think that's the big change in 2012 we are going to discover we are not alone in the galaxy,And it's going to change this planet for ever.Why do you think all these big plans are happening the new moon base in less that 10 years,going to Mars think about it.
The moon missions were faked. Google "The Naked Scientists". In the "New Theories" section of the forum there's a thread entitled "Did we land on the moon?". On page 15 there's a partial summary of hoax evidence. It's the seventh post from the top.
After the Apollo hoax, we have to wonder about everything else too.
There is a lot of thing that need to be investigated but every time something interesting is found NASA LOOK THE OTHER WAY...By the way...How do we have wind on a atmosphere that is close to VACUUM
Why not just tug all of these dangerous asteroids into mars including the mars moon Phobos? It would make the planet have more gravity and would solve most of the rest of the terraforming issues.
I agree with the fact that we have to save the planet but I also Agree that maybe mars could provide more population room.
However I also think we should use Hydroponic farming and Single Structure Cites to Reduce the Amount of Space used and increase the amount of resources.
They would have no advantage in hiding anything. And with all the tight cooperation with Canada, Europe, Russia, China and Japan, any hidden information would come out as a scandal if there were such a thing.
I think this is a great idea. I agree we need to work on earth but you need to understand...Many people are working on saving this planet as well as the many who are working on expanding our horizons and minds.
Venus is closer but its also a much more hostile environment. The extreme pressure and heat make it nearly impossible for robotic exploration, much less human exploration...
yep, the only way humans will survive is to colonize space. lets face it, because of humans natural lust for power, we've damaged earth and will keep damaging it to the point where colonizing space is the only real possibility. Also, 3 humans are born every second at present which means we have to colonize space to cope with the increasing population. It's unethical to kill humans or stunt the number of pregnancys etc so this has to be done
i agree we need a new home. but how could we support that home if the earth runs out of recources. i know that if u heat up moon dust realy hot it becomes water. but how will we get things like oil? how will we continue to supply our bases in the stars? how the hell will we get to light speed? if we started colonising a while ago we might have had a chance. now the chances are slim. low earth orbit is the only colonys out of earth
That's hopelessly unrealistic. I agree we should try to save the planet, but even if we do there is only a finite amount of space and there won't be enough room for the growing population. We HAVE to think about colonizing outer space if we're to preserve the species.
@lewicron we should do a 1 or 2 child birth policy on every human. If you want more kids, just adopt. Why bring life into this world when you can save one already here? Humans are arrogant and selfish creatures.
@IAmTheCthulhu we are truely a mistake of evolution. we are the only multicapibal (not a viruse or germ) that actually repels and damages the environment around us.
@IAmTheCthulhu A lot of humans are arrogant and selfish creatures, but remember, we *are* genetically programmed to breed as much as possible. Overpopulation is a huge problem, but I'm not sure if I support the idea of caps on childbirth. I see the practicality of it, and the practical need to reduce birth rates, but I think a better way to do so is to significantly reduce poverty and increase education, as more affluent, better educated populations tend to have lower birthrates
@lewicron Well it's not like we can jump even to the closest star, it would take thousands of years just to get one ship to go there, we are planning to terraform a lot more planets than Mars you know.
@Salien1999 Sorry, can't seem to work out how your comment relates to what i was saying. Pretty sure i was replying to castorini's comment above mine - it was two years ago, so i'm struggling to remember - I'm arguing that we *should* be working towards colonising outer space.
@lewicron Keep an open mind, but yes, I agree we need to find other planets like ours away from here, cause we would get more benefits, such as other intelligent (or not) life, get a better sense of scale, and a lot of other things. If we terraform it now, it'll take long, maybe too long! I hate how the government really doesn't like science, if we weren't fighting over shitty oil or whatever, and paid more attention to science, we would be off this planet, or at least further then we are now
@lewicron need resources to do that, we need another earth to get them. but who cares what happens to earth, you and i will be dead long before we start colonizing outer space or earth becoming way to over populated. the over population of earth is just a myth, its because media keeps telling us that. america is consuming to much shit, everyone on earth can have food, water, a place to live, but to many greedy people want more
@bubbajay716 scientist believed to have found an earth like planet, or so they said. wouldnt be surprised if they have found an earth like planet and are keeping it a secret from us.
@jukio02 yup theres 2 planets that are earth like called glisea 581 and another earth like planet called goldilox look it up on youtube p.s. there is life in the galaxy its on jupiters moon called europa far far down under the moon there is water the water is the core actully and they say they found sea animals sorry for my spelling im only in the 5th grade
@bubbajay716 me too im actully ten and 4th grader and I know what the fuck matter is and anti-matter is and matter is a substance that created life on earth and anti-matter is an evil twin of matter so i am so smart
Because you're not thinking long term. It's true that we need to take care of this planet but there are more and more people being born. There will simply not be enough room.We didn't start off on earth so we don't have to end there either.
@GusF Actually, we did not start off on Earth. Life on this planet is comprised of atoms that originated from the detritus of dying stars and space dust. Earth didn't just magically pop into existence one day, it (and by extension, us) have been built over countless eons. At an atomic level, we really are simply dust and starstuff. As such, it is only natural that we move out and reclaim what is ours - that is, the empty planets of our own galaxy and beyond. It is in our nature, after all.
@Saruzu Ever heard of the population growth decrease studies? 1st, a country's death rate decreases. Tens to hundreds of years later, the birth rate starts to decrease as well, it's a natural thing. USA, Japan, & a few European nations are almost complete with the change.
Dude, let me explain briefly. We people are trying to save Earth, but MAJORITY are trying to destroy it! If I know, you're saying you're gonna save Earth, but in reality, you don't even do a thing that can save the planet.
Because many astronomers have predicted that the Sun will explode in 5 billion years later. The Sun will initially increased its size, swallow Mercury, Venus and the Earth ,and eventually explode. Mars is the only inner planet that survive in lonely orbit .
For the sake of humanity , NASA tries to finde the way, and the new destination for human beings
Mars will be so hot at that point that we wouldn't be able to live on it anyway. We need to look more at Jupiter's moons. You are also assuming humans will still be around by then.
The guy working at NASA that thought it would wonderful to find out if humans weren't the only living creatures in the universe needs to meet my cat..He would be amazed!!..lol
SacredSocietyAP 3 months ago
How do you move the sea from earth to the Mars? hmmmm we need water in Mars.
MaloEdu 7 months ago in playlist Wissenschaft
@MaloEdu There is water trapped underneath Mars' surface and within its icecaps.
curingaging00 4 months ago
Mars gravity is too low.... Cant contain our atmosphere
rosewood223 8 months ago
@rosewood223 Yes it can. It had an thick atmosphere for millions and millions of years. Do you plan on living on Mars and forgetting to pay the terraformation upkeep bills for a hundred million years?
SpazzyMcGee1337 8 months ago
@SpazzyMcGee1337 *had* being the operative word, it's too small to maintain a magnetic field strong enough to resist the solar wind, so any atmosphere is slowly stripped away by said wind.
It's all about the activity in the mantle.
emikochan13 7 months ago
@emikochan13 Human civilization has only existed for 10,000 years. Humanity as a species has only existed between 100K and 1M years. If it takes tens or hundreds of millions of years for Mars to become uninhabitable again then there is nothing to worry about. If we can create an Earth like environment in a few thousand years we would certainly be capable of finding the time to maintain that environment at least once within a 10-100 M year period.
SpazzyMcGee1337 7 months ago
@SpazzyMcGee1337 creating an atmosphere isn't as easy as you seem to think it is. Ours took 3 billion years to form.
Importing an atmosphere would be an immense logistical undertaking so we'd have to figure out how to make one on Mars.
If you're going to completely artificially maintain an atmosphere, you may as well just skip that part and live in arcologies. Never said it was impossible, but when the planet is fighting you it's not easy..
emikochan13 7 months ago
@emikochan13 Well now we are switching topics. If terraformation is possible at all, then it can be done within a few thousand years of starting. If it only takes a few thousand years to add an Earth-like atmosphere and it takes MILLIONS of years for the atmosphere to disappear then sustaining it should be a cake walk. Besides for the assumption that it would take a few thousand years to terraform Mars (an assumption I thought everyone was working with) I made no other assumptions.
SpazzyMcGee1337 7 months ago
@emikochan13 (Last post of 3, start at the bottom for the first and work up to this one)
Going by the mass of Earth's atmosphere and the surface area ratio between Earth and Mars, Mars will need an atmosphere of about 5×10^18 kg. The current atmosphere is MUCH less than that, but going by the volume of Mars Northern ice cap and the density of dry ice the Martian atmosphere will gain 1.92×10^18 kg once melted. Mars' N. hemisphere is lower than the S. so that should be enough air pressure.
SpazzyMcGee1337 7 months ago
@SpazzyMcGee1337 As for the creation of an Earth-like atmosphere on Mars, it is doable using modern-ish technology. Solar mirrors could raise the temperature of Mars and melt the CO2 ice caps, thereby increasing Mars' atmospheric pressure greatly. Extra gasses (as well as water) can be added by redirecting comets. Many comets come into the inner solar system. If one is patient enough all it would take to change a comet's path is a gentle nudge.
SpazzyMcGee1337 7 months ago
@SpazzyMcGee1337 ok then, I did forget about the size difference, schoolgirl error :p Still I'm wondering about the effect of the reduced gravity. I'd wager we need to fully understand earth's climate before attempting to make another one though, it could be that we'd end up overstepping and creating a new Venus via some unknown variable...
emikochan13 7 months ago
@emikochan13 " I'd wager we need to fully understand earth's climate before attempting to make another one"
I tried using that excuse on my Spanish teacher. He said that I would learn better English by learning Spanish. Likewise, we will understand Earth's environment more by making Mars Earth-like. The great thing about Mars is that it can't get much more inhospitable and there is no one there yet to harm! It'll be humanity's environmental testing ground! :D
SpazzyMcGee1337 7 months ago 6
@emikochan13 The thing about living on mars, is we won;t be able to have the gravity the same as on earth, if we were able to terraform mars, humans that live on it would get ALOT thinner due to less use or need of their bones and muscles. Venus we won;t be able to touch, unless we can have space vacuum cleaners to clean the atmosphere up. Mars on the other hand it is possible, and scientists already know how to do it. Living on mars however would change us physically (cont.)
Replicatorz 7 months ago
@emikochan13 to the point to where if they went back to earth, it would wreak havoc on our bodies. Exercise would be "Mandatory" if we lived on mar's, unless you never have plans to visit earth again!
Replicatorz 7 months ago
i hope that i land on mars (terraformed) first
555loker 9 months ago
"Clean up after us?" Evolution is about adapting. That's the way life has always been. If we just change back to what was before we came here, all life that has adapted to the new climate will die. We can't kill, we can only change life.
ohedd 9 months ago
Συμφωνώ πώς σε 100 - 200 χρόνια θα πρέπει να έχουμε βρει λύσεις επιβίωσις εκτός της ΓΗΣ μας.Δια πολλούς λόγους.
prigipas008 10 months ago
I think its crucial to begin colonizing space! We can't stay here forever. Oh and for those who say we clean up here first... why? Maybe it will be too late by then? And if space is infinite then it means infinite chances and places to try and do things better.
I hope it happens soon before it's too late. I think the sooner is happens in ones place the faster it will be the next time round on other planets.
Newfoundscotty 10 months ago
Nice film.
MrVinney96 10 months ago
It's not possible to colinise mars at least to live on the surface anyway.
Mars has no magnetic field so nothing to stop solar flares from stripping the atmosphere away.
If we live there it will be far underground to protect us from the savage radiation.
jimmywrangles 1 year ago
just get a huge electromagnet on your back
CptCoolXD 1 year ago
@jimmywrangles
You said something is not possible, dumb comment, everything is possible.
There are already materials being fabricated that can completely shield humans from solar radiation for prolonged times. Not only are these materials and concepts possible shields for solar radiation, they are extremely light and practical to operate on.
For interplanetary flight humans can use the hydrogen fuel thats mainly used for propulsion for shielding. Hydrogen itself easily shields solar particles
Armigo91 11 months ago
9 Planets? O.O
MegaUberChicken 1 year ago
@MegaUberChicken you forgot niburu
CptCoolXD 1 year ago
@CptCoolXD There's no such thing as Niburu .... I can't believe people are still falling for that! If you seriously believe those ancient text's, why can't we see it now? They said by 2011 it could be seen by the naked eye, I don't see it, do you?
IBlackPlague 1 year ago 2
@IBlackPlague someone fails to recognize a joke
CptCoolXD 1 year ago
@CptCoolXD Well there's really no body language, so I guess you fail the at knowing the real world.
IBlackPlague 1 year ago
@IBlackPlague There are two potential causes to this situation. The first suggests that you are overtly aggressive and assertive, likely caused by low self esteem, leading you to attempt to demonstrate the superiority of you and your ideas in situations that do not call for such an effort. However, much more likely in this case is that you simply lack the analytical skills to make a valid judgment of the situation. No one believes in Niburu anymore, it is proven to be false. OBVIOUS JOKE.
CptCoolXD 1 year ago
Why must it be a choice between saving the Earth and colonising mars? We can do both, shave those military budgets boys :)
TheFluffyDuck 1 year ago
what a load bullsit
littshepkid 1 year ago
I just wanted to punch that guy in the face
TheDog9892 1 year ago
Maybe they should just build a planetary drive that pushes Mars into Earth's orbit, crashing into the moon, and giving us more convenient access to the red planet.
SeacoastLiberty 1 year ago
what i really hate is how scientist think that life HAS to have oxygen and water.. what proof is there to determine that? comment back.
ironmadion55 1 year ago
@ironmadion55 Well, we breathe oxygen, and drink water. They are making it so humans and life as we know it can live there, not life that we only theorize of, breathing nitrogen and drinking sulfur. No, we want to terraform it so we can live there, or else we wouldn't bother.
Salien1999 1 year ago
it would work and it would be awesome.
ishouldplayzelda 1 year ago
0:18 YEAHH!! FUCK THE IAU!!
Kalahridudex 1 year ago
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O ser humano deixa tudo para amanham porque é que não se começa a terraformar marte já .
OCesarruivo 1 year ago
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O ser humano deixa tudo para amanham porque é que não se começa a terraformar marte já .
OCesarruivo 1 year ago
heres what will happen. we terraform mars than all government will go to live on mars. then sending to earth a disease that would wipe most of the population.
xXhighwolfXx 1 year ago
@xXhighwolfXx What of the government's family? And friends, and family's friends. And all their friends, and all their friends, etc. Yeah, real great plan genius.
Salien1999 1 year ago
@Salien1999 wasn't really a plan? im just saying that out in the open like the government would probably do something like that cause there stupid.
xXhighwolfXx 1 year ago
@xXhighwolfXx No they aren't (the pres is though), if it weren't for the government you wouldn't have light and all that. And you would be stupider than using the wrong theres.
Salien1999 1 year ago
@Salien1999 my first comment did you think i was serious? lmao
i didn't mean to start some kind of argument or anything lol.
xXhighwolfXx 1 year ago
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(lol jk)
Salien1999 1 year ago
@Salien1999 =C
xXhighwolfXx 1 year ago
pluto is not a planet
SatoTM3 1 year ago
@SatoTM3 It's not a fully grown planet, it's kinda like a baby planet. I doubt it will get larger out there though.
Salien1999 1 year ago
One day Earth just might get hit by some massive asteroid, gamma ray burst, or something else and then there would still be other humans (or some more evolved human species) out there.
zzzIdividedbyzerozzz 1 year ago
I vaguely remember watching this when it was on in 2004.
GusF 1 year ago
we have to colonise other planets considering the increasing population on earth. look at china, with its constant growing population and economy- it is calculated that china would need another planet the way ithey keep going on.
shinjide213 1 year ago
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zzzIdividedbyzerozzz 1 year ago
Hmm.. At the rate in which technology is advancing I really think mars is looking more and more linley as a place for humans to colonize.. I mean first ittl be mars then maybe even thurther
spo666tty 1 year ago
that is true but why dont they rasie the money
manga1536 2 years ago
they show us about it why dont they do it mae it a realitly
manga1536 2 years ago
because terraforming a whole planet would take a lot more money than you could ever imagine
rodhavji 2 years ago
@rodhavji
What is 'money'??? simply the distribution of human time and effort.
If we need mars to survive, we will make it our own. End
saelaird 1 year ago
You need more than water and gas to create atmosphere presure, you need mass to create gravity, whith out it you will have bones desorder and mars have only half of the earth gravivy
javierneptuno 2 years ago
@javierneptuno Actually you'd weigh 1/8 less on mars.. Humans may not be able to enhabit it, but why not put animals from our planet on it and turn it into a planet of Nature untouched by civilization. maybe a species will arise and be intelligent one day.
FreethinkingJim 1 year ago
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it's not so close to vacuum, 6milibar is enough to create wind.But the martians winds are not strong !!They are electrostatically charged due to the iron rich martian soil and iron is a conductor!
computeriac 2 years ago
it's not so close to vacuum, 6milibar is enough to create wind.But the martians winds are not strong !!They are electrostatically charged due to the iron rich martian soil and iron is a conductor!
computeriac 2 years ago
there be all out war trying to claim any planet that's terrafarmed humanity explored most of earth we ready for new adventure
dcfan07 2 years ago
I believe that human has yet to involve. Their mentality ...
LustGreedful 2 years ago
yeah. but those who are going to these planets or Mars as is the case, are very prepared people.
kuroiha 2 years ago
I think that's the big change in 2012 we are going to discover we are not alone in the galaxy,And it's going to change this planet for ever.Why do you think all these big plans are happening the new moon base in less that 10 years,going to Mars think about it.
brucekirk89 2 years ago
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This is a little off-topic but...
The moon missions were faked. Google "The Naked Scientists". In the "New Theories" section of the forum there's a thread entitled "Did we land on the moon?". On page 15 there's a partial summary of hoax evidence. It's the seventh post from the top.
After the Apollo hoax, we have to wonder about everything else too.
Do a YouTube search on "MarsFaker".
Cosmored 2 years ago
ffs MARS DOESNT HAVE A PRTECTIVE MAGNETIC FIELD@@@@@@@@@
solution
make giant satilites to simulate earths magnetic field.
cpisretartedmuch 2 years ago
What about huge iron towers at the poles? but where would all that iron come from..
sylos1 2 years ago
we can change that thiu dont remember how but i remember how but we can\
martelly55 2 years ago
''MASSIVE FOREST ON MARS!!! ''
''NASA is lying about Mars ''
To All check these you tube videos
besimiune 2 years ago
There is a lot of thing that need to be investigated but every time something interesting is found NASA LOOK THE OTHER WAY...By the way...How do we have wind on a atmosphere that is close to VACUUM
Darealwhip 2 years ago
There are winds on Triton,which has an atmosphere
even thinner than Mars's
infoseeker228 2 years ago
u mean titan saturns moon
ZomgVoltage 1 year ago
Not TRiton,the biggest moon of Neptune.Titan,yes,is the biggest moon of Saturn.
infoseeker228 1 year ago
THIS Makes me so sick, ...sick lies.
Mars is a green planet,with life in it: vegetations,animals,humanoids ...
..controlled by reptillians ,or at least was controlled till now.
see other videos: Mars Anomalies ect
besimiune 2 years ago
You think all the pictures of mars are a lie? Wow, reptillians...you have pictures??!!
fatsomamacheese 2 years ago 7
hmmm
wasim332 2 years ago
Why not just tug all of these dangerous asteroids into mars including the mars moon Phobos? It would make the planet have more gravity and would solve most of the rest of the terraforming issues.
aironeous 2 years ago
I agree with the fact that we have to save the planet but I also Agree that maybe mars could provide more population room.
However I also think we should use Hydroponic farming and Single Structure Cites to Reduce the Amount of Space used and increase the amount of resources.
mulege2 2 years ago 2
nasa stands for never a straight answer... they would never tell us if they ever found life... they just let us watch the rockets and a few photos
dahunterfromrune 3 years ago
They would have no advantage in hiding anything. And with all the tight cooperation with Canada, Europe, Russia, China and Japan, any hidden information would come out as a scandal if there were such a thing.
sylvanha 2 years ago
Transformers? lol.
Tamulo07 3 years ago
Hmm no robert zubrin, a shame
Matty14388 3 years ago
I think this is a great idea. I agree we need to work on earth but you need to understand...Many people are working on saving this planet as well as the many who are working on expanding our horizons and minds.
lenj245 3 years ago 3
Isn't Venus closer to Earth than Mars?
halo2994 3 years ago
Venus is closer but its also a much more hostile environment. The extreme pressure and heat make it nearly impossible for robotic exploration, much less human exploration...
That is, with current technology
CloudySpike89 3 years ago 2
yep, the only way humans will survive is to colonize space. lets face it, because of humans natural lust for power, we've damaged earth and will keep damaging it to the point where colonizing space is the only real possibility. Also, 3 humans are born every second at present which means we have to colonize space to cope with the increasing population. It's unethical to kill humans or stunt the number of pregnancys etc so this has to be done
hibee91 3 years ago 7
i agree we need a new home. but how could we support that home if the earth runs out of recources. i know that if u heat up moon dust realy hot it becomes water. but how will we get things like oil? how will we continue to supply our bases in the stars? how the hell will we get to light speed? if we started colonising a while ago we might have had a chance. now the chances are slim. low earth orbit is the only colonys out of earth
dahunterfromrune 3 years ago
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Our home is planet earth! We should rather think about its future! What the fuck do we have to do on planet mars? We do not belong there folks!
Planet earth belongs to mankind, at least these days, the rest of the universe is not our property.
Let's try to save our home, the earth, instead of thinking were to go if this planet is whacked.
What future has a terraformed mars, if we can't even take care of planet earth?
That's so ridiculous.
castorini 3 years ago
That's hopelessly unrealistic. I agree we should try to save the planet, but even if we do there is only a finite amount of space and there won't be enough room for the growing population. We HAVE to think about colonizing outer space if we're to preserve the species.
lewicron 3 years ago 22
@lewicron we should do a 1 or 2 child birth policy on every human. If you want more kids, just adopt. Why bring life into this world when you can save one already here? Humans are arrogant and selfish creatures.
IAmTheCthulhu 1 year ago
@IAmTheCthulhu we are truely a mistake of evolution. we are the only multicapibal (not a viruse or germ) that actually repels and damages the environment around us.
MajoraProject 1 year ago
@MajoraProject we don't nature is constantly balancing everything climate change happens but it should its a good thing.
LukeHand16 1 year ago
@IAmTheCthulhu A lot of humans are arrogant and selfish creatures, but remember, we *are* genetically programmed to breed as much as possible. Overpopulation is a huge problem, but I'm not sure if I support the idea of caps on childbirth. I see the practicality of it, and the practical need to reduce birth rates, but I think a better way to do so is to significantly reduce poverty and increase education, as more affluent, better educated populations tend to have lower birthrates
lewicron 1 year ago
@lewicron Well it's not like we can jump even to the closest star, it would take thousands of years just to get one ship to go there, we are planning to terraform a lot more planets than Mars you know.
Salien1999 1 year ago
@Salien1999 Sorry, can't seem to work out how your comment relates to what i was saying. Pretty sure i was replying to castorini's comment above mine - it was two years ago, so i'm struggling to remember - I'm arguing that we *should* be working towards colonising outer space.
lewicron 1 year ago
@lewicron Keep an open mind, but yes, I agree we need to find other planets like ours away from here, cause we would get more benefits, such as other intelligent (or not) life, get a better sense of scale, and a lot of other things. If we terraform it now, it'll take long, maybe too long! I hate how the government really doesn't like science, if we weren't fighting over shitty oil or whatever, and paid more attention to science, we would be off this planet, or at least further then we are now
IBlackPlague 1 year ago
@lewicron need resources to do that, we need another earth to get them. but who cares what happens to earth, you and i will be dead long before we start colonizing outer space or earth becoming way to over populated. the over population of earth is just a myth, its because media keeps telling us that. america is consuming to much shit, everyone on earth can have food, water, a place to live, but to many greedy people want more
jukio02 11 months ago
@jukio02 yes but it whould cool to have another earth i whould call it reach
bubbajay716 10 months ago
@bubbajay716 scientist believed to have found an earth like planet, or so they said. wouldnt be surprised if they have found an earth like planet and are keeping it a secret from us.
jukio02 10 months ago
@jukio02 yup theres 2 planets that are earth like called glisea 581 and another earth like planet called goldilox look it up on youtube p.s. there is life in the galaxy its on jupiters moon called europa far far down under the moon there is water the water is the core actully and they say they found sea animals sorry for my spelling im only in the 5th grade
bubbajay716 10 months ago
@bubbajay716 if your a 5th grader then why are you 19 years old?
jukio02 10 months ago
@jukio02 i am not 19 years old i am 11 years old
bubbajay716 10 months ago
@bubbajay716 i dont believe u, your profile says 19, so i think your 19
jukio02 10 months ago
@jukio02 no i said that because it wont let 11 year olders have an acount so i lied about my age
bubbajay716 10 months ago
@bubbajay716 me too im actully ten and 4th grader and I know what the fuck matter is and anti-matter is and matter is a substance that created life on earth and anti-matter is an evil twin of matter so i am so smart
555loker 9 months ago
@bubbajay716 ist not fact, its just probable.
shoshanish 10 months ago
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castorini 3 years ago
Because you're not thinking long term. It's true that we need to take care of this planet but there are more and more people being born. There will simply not be enough room.We didn't start off on earth so we don't have to end there either.
Saruzu 3 years ago 15
@Saruzu I think you'll find that we did actually start off on Earth.
GusF 1 year ago
@GusF Actually, we did not start off on Earth. Life on this planet is comprised of atoms that originated from the detritus of dying stars and space dust. Earth didn't just magically pop into existence one day, it (and by extension, us) have been built over countless eons. At an atomic level, we really are simply dust and starstuff. As such, it is only natural that we move out and reclaim what is ours - that is, the empty planets of our own galaxy and beyond. It is in our nature, after all.
Cajaquarius 1 year ago
@Saruzu It'S also a chance for "modern humanity" to start over and beginn something new. a new DIFFERENT civiliziation.
dharkbizkit 1 year ago
@Saruzu Ever heard of the population growth decrease studies? 1st, a country's death rate decreases. Tens to hundreds of years later, the birth rate starts to decrease as well, it's a natural thing. USA, Japan, & a few European nations are almost complete with the change.
notessimodude 1 year ago
Dude, let me explain briefly. We people are trying to save Earth, but MAJORITY are trying to destroy it! If I know, you're saying you're gonna save Earth, but in reality, you don't even do a thing that can save the planet.
Tamulo07 3 years ago
global warming is a scam
shaky145 3 years ago
Because many astronomers have predicted that the Sun will explode in 5 billion years later. The Sun will initially increased its size, swallow Mercury, Venus and the Earth ,and eventually explode. Mars is the only inner planet that survive in lonely orbit .
For the sake of humanity , NASA tries to finde the way, and the new destination for human beings
Theclowcard 2 years ago
If the Sun does explode, nothing in this solar system will be left.
georgemc68 2 years ago
too small
Korianne75 2 years ago
Mars will be so hot at that point that we wouldn't be able to live on it anyway. We need to look more at Jupiter's moons. You are also assuming humans will still be around by then.
nwhaynes 2 years ago
@castorini the whole universe is free for any species
jukio02 10 months ago