Gaia Selene - Saving Earth by Colonizing the Moon

Promo for feature documentary on Global Warming, the Energy Crisis and Space Technology for clean, renewable energy

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• earth
• gaia
• Crisis
• warming
• Ecology
• climate
• documentary
• moon
• luna
• mars
• tranquility
• science
• future

[chippro]

Why don't you just tell us how, Brainiac.

[chippro]

amazon.com

youtube/user/mooncolony.tv

[mossscow]

Heck i'll go to the moon it's probally better than the mess down here :p

[euroarcology]

US withdrew from the international fusion reactor project in France, so no fusion energy for them. Or at least not that fast.

Russia declared its goal to use its gas and oil profits to set up a helium 3 mining colony on the Moon, to supply Earth with new energy.

This Moon thing could dramatically shift powers on Earth.

[MoonlightDoom]

LOL They want to go to the Moon and they can not even pay to keep their web domain name.

At the end of the video visit that site. It has absolutely nothing about colonizing the moon. FAIL

[rstevewarmorycom]

Monomaniacs are always funny to watch. Space people will

tell you ANYTHING to get you to send them into space, even

if the rest of us die doing it. The fact is that we don't have enough

energy to send a sufficient number of people to the moon to do

anything. Your grandchildren won't be able to even ride on an airliner

because of global warming/peak oil, and for the next century or

more nobody is going to be interested in space travel, they'll be too

busy figuring out how to eat and stay warm.

[SebAnders]

"it ain't rocket science any more" well actually that's exactly what it is...

[andybuzz2u]

And this is from the people who said watching porno will make you go blind! Did you type that yet?

[armeg35]

@m2o0o1n2 The idea is utilizing the moons resources to save the Earth. Helium-3 is a necessary component for fusion reactions to take place, and to continue using MRI scanners. Helium-3 is dispersed across the moon's surface in large quantities, unlike on Earth. Plus, eventually this won't be done by NASA but by private corporations so they won't be wasting any of your tax payer money.

[Shmupper]

Yeah, you go live on that boring, airless grey rock called the Moon. Meanwhile, we'll continue thriving on Earth with cleaner energy once we'll have gotten rid of the energy cartels.