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@chammockutube

2 ай бұрын

Great video! Do you have a way of one time support?

The military use of moving satellites is also that the threat to move a satellite out of a desired orbit also means that any attempts to maneuver spy or observation satellites into certain orbits can be contested and become strategically disadvantageous. Imagine only having a few maneuvers available, and having to waste them dodging arresting craft. That means avoiding needing to dodge in the first place becomes a priority.

please tell me that they put something on the rover to clean the solar panels this time

We should be asking, why aren’t they sending this to the Moon first?

I am excited for this drill system Focusing specifically on the experience in the antarctic is encouraging

Great info. Thanks!

Nice video!

The only things required ground diggers tools way melt if the ice a lights to keep the equipment free from freezing. Alot things must be sent to plant grow stuff that grow in icy landscape

The amount of advance work to be done before permanent human presence on Mars is staggering. Power generation, mining, water, fuel, and oxygen production, sturdy and radiation-resistant habitation, and spare parts for all of the above ... it all has to work perfectly.

@bluesteel8376

2 ай бұрын

Yup. We are several decades from having any sort of permanent presence on Mars.

@user-er5qu6wq5f

2 ай бұрын

It'll probably take us at least literally another 50 - 100 years realistically

@ran631

2 ай бұрын

Its just that this creator and many others are just eating elons drug induced yapping

@emerald9947

2 ай бұрын

While we may not reach self sufficiency in the next 2 decades 70 year or so should be enough for a self sufficient base but we need to start with a settlement before we reach a city.

@SebastianWellsTL

2 ай бұрын

@@ran631 Oh yeah, you are absolutely right! SpaceX has only managed to... 1. Become the first private company to send a spacecraft to the International Space Station. 2. Make history by successfully landing an orbital-capable rocket back on Earth, which is a huge deal. 3. Develop the most powerful operational rocket as of 2020, called the Falcon Heavy. Also, in 2023, SpaceX achieved the highest number of launches of a single rocket type (Falcon 9) in a calendar year, with 96 launches. I could go on with the advancements with Starship but I think I have said enough.

Isn't there a better way than using solar panels for power?

@emerald9947

2 ай бұрын

Nuclear power would be best for a couple years on Mars as long as their refueled from Earth but fusion reactors would be even better but thats still just a dream even on Earth so for now solar panels are the cheapest power source to maintain and produce even if not very efficient.

@k.sullivan6303

2 ай бұрын

Send up a Newfie Drill. Then after about 6 days of intense drilling the Newfie declares he only reached a depth of 15 meters. The maintenance guy goes out with him and checks the auger. Then he starts up the drill motor. At that point the Newfie jumps back and yells out, "Lord liftin' Jesus biy, what's that noise?"

@IllegallyAcquiredKIA

2 ай бұрын

Desiel generators but they are to heavy to bring

@twitchy.mp3

2 ай бұрын

Nuclear power but people fear nuclear anything

@emerald9947

2 ай бұрын

@@twitchy.mp3 Yeah for no good reason and It wouldn't even require a nuclear reactor for a small base just a big radioisotope thermoelectric generator.

Very interesting.

Eventually, very deep wells will be drilled to reach the "fossil water," much like the fossil water in the Sahara. Since the center of Mars is hot, the water will be liquid. Recently, a huge layer of water has been located under the Earth, so, it is quite possible that a deep layer of water may also exist under Mars' surface.

How do we make rocket fuel on earth, and how much equipment and effort is involved to make a huge quantity? I think it's more than a little vehicle with 4 small wheels with a small drill bit?

Would red water be the first permanent infrastructure on Mars? If so, that is a big achievement.

What is cis luna orbit?

@cramalotinn354

2 ай бұрын

Found it! Cis-lunar space (Latin for “on this side of the moon”) is the spherical volume that extends outward from Earth's geosynchronous region to encapsulate the moon's orbit and its Lagrange points, or “L points”-defined as the locations where the combined gravitational acceleration due to the Earth and moon allow a small

I would guess that because gravity is so low on mars (compared to earth) that the permafrost of mars won’t be as solid or hard. Just a thought.

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Unless they find liquid water it will be all but impossible to sustain missions to mars. If there is liquid water then all they need do is sink a well, but if water if is tied up as ice then you will need to harvest it meaning always the need to go further and further to get that ice.

Does NASA or SpaceX have the robot technology to install and operate such a Red Water drilling rig on Mars? Bringing people to the red planet w/o catching them a chromosomal defect or carcinogenesis and a critical muscle weakness due to space radiation (500 mSv/a) and zero gravity after an eight-month trip in a thin-hulled aluminium spacecraft is still the major obstacle. We don't want to watch The Walking Dead on Mars, do we?

Now a like

Your voice is really familiar

get your shaft to Mars

Bruce Willis is too old to go there and meet that depth! He is the only one who could have gotten that job done!

Can it be sent to the moon?

The thumbnail 💀💀💀

They didn't give a date for the Mars drilling 🙄😒

Pipe dreams...

I always wonder who is paying for all of these landers, satellites and research.

@MichaelWinter-ss6lx

2 ай бұрын

You.

Chinese do anything and huge project instant 😮

15th comment and the vid was made 1hr ago!

lolz, Stop listening to Richard Hoagland!! 😏

Unfortunately, we will never reach Mars

no

Is there any good reason for non Americans to favour the US. We see them as prime aggressors in many areas and very much concerned to maintain air and space military domination.

@re1v3r

Ай бұрын

If you enjoy food, the cell phone you're likely on right now, and energy, then you can thank the U.S. for providing stability by controlling all the Earth's oceans that allow for globalization and development of many countries that previously were unable to gather the necessary resources to progress as a first world country. 🇺🇸

@causewaykayak

Ай бұрын

​@@re1v3rNonsense. Food ? Well clearly that predates your own recently formed nation. Maybe check with north american farmers how well their government looks after them. You do not enjoy global domination. You pop up unbidden in places that clearly hate your guts. Destroy and Maim and withdraw defeated thinking you did a good job. You have serious rivals. Beware of yet more conflicts you maybe won't win. If you think globalisation is a boon to mankind you are a not abreast of much public opinion. It is recognised as a real phenomenon but a disaster for all but a few. Phones, Mine is French and created in China. I think the chips are TSMC. The US did not invent the things and for all the convenience we all could manage perfectly well without it. Our world does not benefit greatly from so called American values -- which were lifted directly from older cultures by your so called founding fathers

no us military's

0 watter exists on that red coldness

@jondoc7525

2 ай бұрын

Lmao they already found water and reservoirs haha . We will find a suitable place to settle and live in caves and go out at dawn and dusk . Not even hard to put up umbrellas or bring what the soil is missing to grow

@numberone6955

2 ай бұрын

​@@jondoc7525bro they are gonna go and freeze to death. Theoretical calculations on how to "build a self sustaining city on mars" is diff story on a reality

@FoogleBoogle

2 ай бұрын

@@numberone6955 insulation and heating?

@SebastianWellsTL

2 ай бұрын

@@numberone6955 So, you are familiar with these "theoretical calculations"?

@jondoc7525

2 ай бұрын

@@numberone6955haha no . Highest temp recorded is in the 50s or 60s . They can send resources for 100 people the first trip and have one crew set it up . We could easily do it if it was our species goal . We will easily visit .

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why do we still have to depict Mars as some "red" planet...??? we all know that Mars doesn't look like that. NASA - STOP USING RED FILTERS IN PICS FROM MARS!

Why do americans say antarctica like ant-arctica just say an-tarctica like australians!

love China

NASA couldn't extract water from a saturated sponge.

No one is going to Mars.

@TheMMAHawk

2 ай бұрын

not with that mindset😂

@bluesteel8376

2 ай бұрын

Not yet, but eventually people will.

@AmateurHistorian999

2 ай бұрын

Party pooper.

@SebastianWellsTL

2 ай бұрын

World's first person able to predict the future with perfect clarity?!?

@bsmusic2601

2 ай бұрын

By when? If we don't become multi-planetary then interstellar we are doomed as a species We go to Mars or become extinct

Pure fiction

🧞 Let's hope Hollywood don't send any human anywhere. 🧞 Just L👀k what we have done on this planet 🌍.