He's not entirely up to date on some scientific aspects of NASA activity. The Dawn spacecraft is a true "spaceship" as he classifies the onboard ion-drive propulsion system, which it already utilizes. It is currently orbiting Vesta and will proceed to Ceres in the future (both in the main belt)
Good lecture nevertheless! My jaw dropped when I read in-situ habitat development via synthetic biology.
The budget that nasa currently has is not for going to Mar's. It does not even come close.
Nasa stratagy is to develop the technologies platforms to go to the moon and then on to mars and it is not going to happen over night.
There is not one country on earth that is currently capable of doing manned missions to mars. It is going to take about 20 years to develop the technology to get to Mars.
We have the technology to settle on mars now. The Russians plan to send the first Russian, Italian and Chinese men to mars before 2020 and colonise it before 2040. 2040 being the time when America has planned to actually send people to mars.
WHO is taking the initiative here? America who is being fueld by corporate greed to begin mining the moon for helium-3, or Russia, who wants to genuinely expand humanity into the stars.
Russia does not have the technology to send a manned mission to mars it would take anything from 3 months to 18 months and that could depend on the capabilities of the mission.
The types of engineering systems required to make a realistic safe mission to mars will require advances in nanotechnology, bio-sciences and robotics.
Russian research technology as a whole is 20 years behind america. Remember the Russian space program never even got to the moon never mind mars.
That's not the point, if they pull together as a nation to do it, they WILL do it.
America did it when people said "We don't have the technology to go to the moon" and people eventually came around. Maybe Russia's version of the moonlanding is well on it's way. I just wish there would be a bit more support amongst scientists instead of all these acts that stop space program cooperation they are just cold war relics.
@bighands69 I dont actually know what technology Russia have but they obviously think they have the ingenuity skill and technology to be able to create a holographic body by the year 2045 - check out 2045.com - its a cool site!
More than likely a holographic body will be achieve many years before 2045.
It will more than like occur in the next 20 years and probably allot sooner.
In the 2020s computers will have the processing power of the human brain and the controls of micro lasers will offer enough computation control to create holographic representation.
Have you read the works of Ray Kurzweil such as the singularity is near that is an eye opener for technology and its development.
all the science that was used to get to the moon still exists and has been further advanced that it was in the Apollo program.
The power of a smart phone was more that what the guidance system and computers on the Apollo craft were.
Combine the Apollo program program with Today's computational systems and Nanotechnology and robotics will take us to Mars quicker than what people realize.
@LucienZakhaev The timescales involved in current terraforming plans mean that it will be easier to just engineer technological solutions for ourselves. Turning Mars into a fertile planet would be a very interesting project if we have extra resources though.
Massively distributed Nanotechnology would really be the only solution to terraforming Mars. In about 20 years we will have the nano technology capabilities to make this a reality.
He's not entirely up to date on some scientific aspects of NASA activity. The Dawn spacecraft is a true "spaceship" as he classifies the onboard ion-drive propulsion system, which it already utilizes. It is currently orbiting Vesta and will proceed to Ceres in the future (both in the main belt)
Good lecture nevertheless! My jaw dropped when I read in-situ habitat development via synthetic biology.
SpaceChronologyCom 1 month ago
No wonder NASA is in trouble with leadership like this.... Mmmmmm? -100
jnrolf 5 months ago
SpaceX > NASA
henik9 5 months ago
nasa sucks.
if you're not going to put people on mars, then give us back the money, we payed for it!
1schwererziehbar1 5 months ago
@1schwererziehbar1 the money they'd give back is only a few pennies. You don't pay as much as you think for Nasa.
atheelogos 4 months ago
@1schwererziehbar1
The budget that nasa currently has is not for going to Mar's. It does not even come close.
Nasa stratagy is to develop the technologies platforms to go to the moon and then on to mars and it is not going to happen over night.
There is not one country on earth that is currently capable of doing manned missions to mars. It is going to take about 20 years to develop the technology to get to Mars.
bighands69 4 months ago
@bighands69
We have the technology to settle on mars now. The Russians plan to send the first Russian, Italian and Chinese men to mars before 2020 and colonise it before 2040. 2040 being the time when America has planned to actually send people to mars.
WHO is taking the initiative here? America who is being fueld by corporate greed to begin mining the moon for helium-3, or Russia, who wants to genuinely expand humanity into the stars.
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Russia does not have the technology to send a manned mission to mars it would take anything from 3 months to 18 months and that could depend on the capabilities of the mission.
The types of engineering systems required to make a realistic safe mission to mars will require advances in nanotechnology, bio-sciences and robotics.
Russian research technology as a whole is 20 years behind america. Remember the Russian space program never even got to the moon never mind mars.
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@bighands69
That's not the point, if they pull together as a nation to do it, they WILL do it.
America did it when people said "We don't have the technology to go to the moon" and people eventually came around. Maybe Russia's version of the moonlanding is well on it's way. I just wish there would be a bit more support amongst scientists instead of all these acts that stop space program cooperation they are just cold war relics.
OntDinRS 3 months ago
@bighands69 I dont actually know what technology Russia have but they obviously think they have the ingenuity skill and technology to be able to create a holographic body by the year 2045 - check out 2045.com - its a cool site!
CalumnMcAulay 1 month ago
@CalumnMcAulay
More than likely a holographic body will be achieve many years before 2045.
It will more than like occur in the next 20 years and probably allot sooner.
In the 2020s computers will have the processing power of the human brain and the controls of micro lasers will offer enough computation control to create holographic representation.
Have you read the works of Ray Kurzweil such as the singularity is near that is an eye opener for technology and its development.
bighands69 1 month ago
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Damn I love that channel !
etbadaboum 5 months ago
Damn I love that channel !
etbadaboum 5 months ago
You haven't sent a man to the moon for decades and now we are going to Mars , pff , get with the program
koneye 5 months ago
@koneye
all the science that was used to get to the moon still exists and has been further advanced that it was in the Apollo program.
The power of a smart phone was more that what the guidance system and computers on the Apollo craft were.
Combine the Apollo program program with Today's computational systems and Nanotechnology and robotics will take us to Mars quicker than what people realize.
bighands69 1 month ago
Why turn mars green when we can engineer our biology to fit the martian environment?
LucienZakhaev 5 months ago
@LucienZakhaev The timescales involved in current terraforming plans mean that it will be easier to just engineer technological solutions for ourselves. Turning Mars into a fertile planet would be a very interesting project if we have extra resources though.
Alectr0n 5 months ago
@Alectr0n
Massively distributed Nanotechnology would really be the only solution to terraforming Mars. In about 20 years we will have the nano technology capabilities to make this a reality.
bighands69 4 months ago
@bighands69 You're damn right it will if we don't self destruct first. Try and survive long enough to see it happen bro.
Alectr0n 4 months ago