If human can make Mars a habitable place than human can make earth into a habitable earth again.. Let's all love our beautiful home earth. Nothing is their in space better than earth.

@tompoore5584

Жыл бұрын

If we colonize Mars, will we destroy it like we are destroying the Earth? Wake up earthlings. If the Earth dies,so do we.

@louisbrugnoni7639

Жыл бұрын

@@tompoore5584 We’ll never colonize Mars. I’m sure of that.

@yvonneandreassen-vo3dt

Жыл бұрын

until mankind evolved.......

@louisbrugnoni7639

Жыл бұрын

@@yvonneandreassen-vo3dt Have you seen the state of this world? We aren’t evolving. If anything we’re de evolving!

@jacklarue7049

10 ай бұрын

It would honestly prob be easier to make mars habitable since we have destroyed so much of this earth with things like oil spills, nuclear waste leakage, nuclear bomb tests, pollution, creation and misuse of dangerous chemicals, etc. we have hurt our home so badly, most likely beyond repair. Best thing for the earth would be no people

Humans traveling to and colonizing other planets and space itself has been a lifelong hope of mine. Now we are so close. I hope I lice long enough for this to be realized.

What a brilliant video. Had me glued. Thank you so much. Love from Australia

@walid4184

2 жыл бұрын

Life on Mars is impossible because there is no oxygen, warmth, and water Compare the causes of life on earth The Creator created the earth for man and subjugated to him the means of life People only imagine and produce science fiction films A person cannot leave the earth The Creator says in the Qur'an: [ Allah ] said, And for you on the earth is a place of settlement and enjoyment for a time." We are here on earth for a specific purpose, not in vain There is a Day of Resurrection and we will stand before the Great Creator and be held accountable for everything we have done in our lives

@StupidBadITCH

2 жыл бұрын

Don’t let Russia run rampant in your area. He’s aiming to be king in the East.

@aleksknoll1615

2 жыл бұрын

Igor prokopenko

@delanoloftinsr.836

Жыл бұрын

Aussie Aussie Aussie !!!

@andreasmcdaniel6618

Жыл бұрын

To

This is one of the greatest Mars Videos on KZread We have ever seen

this is the best video about mars in youtube. ive watched many, but this one focusing on the history of humanity's knowledge about the red planet... its amazing. good job

@ingridhohmann3523

Жыл бұрын

So.agree with you

@kingelliott13

Жыл бұрын

Exactly

@sunnycalvin22

Жыл бұрын

What's there to agree? Can u explain the reality?

@sunnycalvin22

Жыл бұрын

It is just an assumptions study but nothing close to a reality,

This is one of the best Mars/Space documentaries I have seen in a long time, but specific to Mars it is the best.

This is truly one of the very best "History Of Mars" documentaries I've EVER watched. Good job!

@sunnycalvin22

Жыл бұрын

What's true n best in this?

@baladar1353

Жыл бұрын

@@sunnycalvin22 People often over-exaggerate their opinions on youtube videos. They are mostly people who don't really know much about the subject, sadly they get satisfied with low-level things. They just enjoying the video, thinking how much knowledge they can get from it. You know, they are the mass, who believe everything they hear and see from the news. I don't want to claim that Jeffrey, the commenter is such a person, but statistically he is. If you take a look over the comment section, most of the comments look like this: "Great, cool, this is the BEST thing I've ever watched, I enjoyed it pretty much, you're the BEST quality content maker, thanks, blah-blah-blah..." It's fine, at least they leave a positive comment on the vid, and feel somewhat better after watching it. But when someone who knows more things about the subject of the video, usually he or she can make a difference between cheap, low-level stuff and real quality content. Sometimes they pick on the wrongly explained things or the overlooked parts. Some of them can get upset on videos that were made only for making easy money for the uploaders, or on videos that just simply say bullshit about the subject. And when someone who know more about the subject and writes in a comment why the video is a piece of crap or a simple lie, some of the easily affected viewers can get their opinions changed. It makes youtube to make less money out of the annoying advertisements, and sometimes they can't force the masses to do what the customer of youtube wants people to do. This is why youtube has taken away the dislike counter, and also this is why youtube now employs "fact checkers", or censors. By employing them and preparing the algorithm to get activated to certain words or expressions, they can make more money out of the viewers, and they can manipulate people much easier. So if you have a different opinion, you can write it down in some cases, but in some other cases your comment will be deleted, and it doesn't matter if you cursed or not. Sorry for writing a novel, best wishes.

Many will die in the pursuit... But that reality has never stopped anyone from trying...

@thecrippledone3325

2 жыл бұрын

I wanna die lmao

@Quickened1

2 жыл бұрын

@@thecrippledone3325 you could try stowing away on the first manned mission to Mars....

@Jay9999

2 жыл бұрын

Hey I wanna die too don't forget about me 🤣

A great documentary about Mars exploration. Good job SpaceRip.

I enjoyed this video very much, the explanations are not rushed and the details educating . Thank you so much for sharing this.

I've loved Mars for as long as I can remember. About 5 decades.

@ingridhohmann3523

Жыл бұрын

I wondered why we like it??I think it looks ,,familiar,,to us

@luthermcgee3767

Жыл бұрын

@@ingridhohmann3523 , you may be right, Ingrid. It would be iconic if we found an inherited memory in our DNA about a certain location. My favorite is mariner valley.

@matildalitsey143

3 ай бұрын

​@@ingridhohmann3523 I find that weird as well. I think it's more because I don't feel the same way about Mars, but that's just a bit of selfish thinking.

@kevinwatkins6615

10 күн бұрын

Mars BLACKMAN ?

@kevinwatkins6615

10 күн бұрын

Italian Water Ice vs. Martian Water Ice

I remember as a child watching John Glenn's rocket going up. It's astonishing how far we've come since then.

@paul9120

2 жыл бұрын

We must not allow the wizard behind the curtain to continue to fool us with their CGI productions. Go back again and watch the Apollo missions, watch the interviews… do the astronauts seem excited about what they just accomplished. They really look more like they are being forced to be part of something that they don’t want to be part of, being forced to portray a narrative that is a lie. They could not even agree with each other as to whether or not they actually could see stars while standing on the moon! Wouldn’t you remember if you saw stars and why wouldn’t they be able to see the stars!?

@ct92404

2 жыл бұрын

@@paul9120 No one cares about your idiotic flat Earther conspiracy theories.

@tmo4330

Жыл бұрын

It is truly amazing how far we have come but Mars is 38,000,000 miles away and we can only send man a little less than 400 miles up for now. Space travel is still science fiction but who knows what the future holds. I am 64 and hope I live to see man go beyond low earth orbit. (Not holding my breath though).

@tmo4330

Жыл бұрын

@@paul9120 I realize sending man beyond earth orbit is still in the works, but do you think the unmanned mars rovers are all fiction as well?

Your videos and their quality are some of the best vids on KZread. Please keep up the great work.thank you.

Thanks for the knowledge you share for us, more power, and God bless

It's hard to find a well done truthful documentary on Mars. Cheers 😎

An an Annunaki myself, I approve this content. 😊😊

One of the best channels. I love watching this channel

This is the best presentation video I've seen about Mars.

What a beautiful video, it had me magnetized, thank you very much, lots of love from austria.

Excellent video. Keep up the great work!

Loved it! Top notch info and quality. Thank you.

@rickeypeace5666

Жыл бұрын

Yes wonderful 😊

Amazing work on the video! Very well done.

Very impressive documentation. Thank you!

An ABSOLUTELY ASTOUNDING PRESENTATION!! Very informative! Here' hoping I am still here, when we put first boots on the ground there.

This is one of the best channels on KZread!

@rajveerkanojiya2985

2 жыл бұрын

They are uploading a video after a year 😐

@Jay9999

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah definitely. It's been great for many years

@lammie001

2 жыл бұрын

Astrum CoolWorlds and SEA are much better

@Jay9999

2 жыл бұрын

@@lammie001 the guys voice in cool world's is annoying. Never heard of asstrum

@ericjohnson1811

2 жыл бұрын

@@lammie001 I'll check those out.

Billy Carson's presentation about the anomalies on Mars and the Moon is very interesting. It's a good video to follow this one about the pyramids and other structures on both of them.

Some good presentation. Thanks 👍

Wow.. A SpaceRip video after a long time.. this is great 👍👍

Phew ! I thought these guys stopped making videos. One of the best space channels on KZread.

@ibrahim02613

2 жыл бұрын

For real though!!

One of my favourite KZread channel! Been waiting for a video for so long, can’t wait 🥲

@larryyoderlarryyoder353

Ай бұрын

Count the head lice on the highway

Excellent video. 🖖 Greetings from sunny Greece

Excellent video. Fascinating.

I love this! It keeps my eyes wide open

Brilliant presentation & educational that motivates me to join the Mars colonisations.

Excellent video again. Greetings from Finland.

After long time found interesting video on space science and Mars.👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

One of the best documentaries out there I've watched on Mars

The best video about Mars I have ever seen ...

Awesome thanks, Love from Florida.

Throughly enjoyable and great content, now I must get up and make coffee 👍

Great high quality presentation of the history and possible future to the red planet. Thanks SpaceRip.

@personanongrata2045

2 жыл бұрын

There’s better cgi in the “sharknado” movie.

@NightBazaar

2 жыл бұрын

@@BlondieSL I was referring to the information. What was the 4K video you saw?

@walid4184

2 жыл бұрын

Life on Mars is impossible because there is no oxygen, warmth, and water Compare the causes of life on earth The Creator created the earth for man and subjugated to him the means of life People only imagine and produce science fiction films A person cannot leave the earth The Creator says in the Qur'an: [ Allah ] said, And for you on the earth is a place of settlement and enjoyment for a time." We are here on earth for a specific purpose, not in vain There is a Day of Resurrection and we will stand before the Great Creator and be held accountable for everything we have done in our lives

Sounds ambitious, but with technology on Planet Earth advancing at an exponential rate, we will surely land humans on Mars and inevitably we will colonize the red planet. Excellent presentation.

@billquigley6556

2 жыл бұрын

Bwahahahahahahahahaha. Yeah right.

@xtianosickboy

2 жыл бұрын

Well said Zavarov. It will happen eventually

@Cheezyfingas

2 жыл бұрын

Can’t create water

@zenokarlsbach4292

2 жыл бұрын

no magnetic field.

@ChezComics

2 жыл бұрын

@@Cheezyfingas hydrogen + oxygen

Thumbs up.been waiting for this.we need to start now.

Kudos to all the graphics people

Tremendo video!!! Saludos desde Argentina.

Excellent video. Congratulations to everyone involved in the production.

THIS IS EVER NICE HISTORY OF MARS, KAYA LANG MAHAL PANASAHE, HELLO KAYO NA LANG MGA MAYAMAN PUNTA MARS. DITO NALA KAME SA EARTH. BABO INGAT. KAYO. GOD BLESS.❤❤❤👏👏👏🙏🙏🙏,

Woow 😱 so beautiful, amazing there

Love this channel. Anton Petrov has a wonderful channel, too

Totally enjoyed the show. Kept me impressively interested the whole time. Masterfully produced. Thank you.

@elvinpabonpabon.5108

2 жыл бұрын

Have no dout at all. that the U.S. will colonized. "MARS". ITs a difficult. Undertaken but, knows it must be done especially for the species future survival

@walid4184

2 жыл бұрын

Life on Mars is impossible because there is no oxygen, warmth, and water Compare the causes of life on earth The Creator created the earth for man and subjugated to him the means of life People only imagine and produce science fiction films A person cannot leave the earth The Creator says in the Qur'an: [ Allah ] said, And for you on the earth is a place of settlement and enjoyment for a time." We are here on earth for a specific purpose, not in vain There is a Day of Resurrection and we will stand before the Great Creator and be held accountable for everything we have done in our lives

@raymondanderson4153

2 жыл бұрын

@@elvinpabonpabon.5108 ĺ

@Pizzpott

2 жыл бұрын

@@walid4184 Oh do shut up! Go preach to other indoctrinated idiots who believe in fairy's and sky people. Not here, on a channel that is about science and fact. There's always one of you isn't there? FYI, I do not believe that humans will ever colonize Mars either, but not for the nonsensical reasons that you spewed out.

@jonathanwade5744

2 жыл бұрын

@@walid4184 a lot of children have imaginary friends. How cute!

Fantastic Explanations with accordingly Superb background Music... 👍 From PAKISTAN 🇵🇰....

good doc. well put together.

Given the differences in gravity, daylight hours, atmospheric pressure...... etc. What's are the long term effects on human bodies living on mars and upon returning to earth surface.

A nice summary. What about another part of the documentary with the following idea: Couldn't the two moons of Mars be brought into a closer orbit and thus stabilise the magnetic field of Mars ?

@virginialopez4166

2 жыл бұрын

I don't think 🤔😕 so they can not be able to move cause each one have their own orbit and gravity or gravitational potential.!!! Or 😴😴 what do you think 🤔😕😑🤔 !???

@iggy9955

2 жыл бұрын

What if the in habitants of Mars live Masians in hibernaculums beneath the surface. How will we behave? Who are the neighbors or conquerors like Cortez? It would be nice to have neighbors so close and help them rebuild Mars capable of supporting life. Phobos and Demos approaching Mars is a difficult endeavor. They are where they are but from a large asteroid belt near Mars to bring larger asteroids into orbit to amplify the magnetic field of Mars?

@MatteoPrezioso

Жыл бұрын

@@iggy9955 Well, by the delusion showed, I am sure you can build your own spaceship and colonize it yourself.

Welll done great amazing video to view

The more I learn the more I realize that our Earth is one very special place...

Incredible. I believe that humans will one day live on Mars. This is very exciting

@sandraorr7004

2 жыл бұрын

Why live on Mars look at it then look at our planet no contest .

@3legend552

2 жыл бұрын

@@sandraorr7004 I'm glad they are researching mars... study earth a little more and how long it will last..don't get me wrong I love my planet earth but it may not last forever and I love how they trying not to let the human race go extinct and I'm gonna keep on studying and researching.

@sanjivjhangiani3243

2 жыл бұрын

,@@sandraorr7004 You don't want all your eggs in one basket.

I wish I could travel to mars without anyone knowing just to run in front of the camera mounted on the rover.Could you imagine the scientist reaction? Lmao

As a Human, I truly Believe that their is a Life at Mars. The thing is we would need to Learn Deeper how we can work faster. If only we could see how our daily lives changes and how fast we live. Our planet is the most beautiful of all so no wonder why Aliens would want to join or might want to take it. I hope we could all see the possibility of saving our own planet and Live within. We could Live on other planets as well. Simplest example is that, we are all designed differently but we can still see something we are in common from each other. I am Alive and you are too. We came from different Nations and so are with Planets. 😇

@canadaclub8920

2 жыл бұрын

any life would likely be microbial so we dont need emissaries yet

@harrietcerenio2753

2 жыл бұрын

@@canadaclub8920 Yes, I do agree.

Excellent video. Thx.

Great Documentary! I wish we were more focused on getting back to the Moon and creating O'Neill cylinders to orbit the planets and other celestial objects.

@nightlightabcd

2 жыл бұрын

O'Neill Cylinders is never going to happen! It would tak all the resources of the solar system to make and destroy the earths economy!

we have the intelligence to go to other worlds, but yet we continue to come so near to destroying one another. SO SAD.

@trocadero1965

Жыл бұрын

Unless consciousness arise within humans will always be no real advance of technology. All or almost had to be rewritten including all the lies they made us believe in our history.

@chrisclarke7582

Жыл бұрын

It is our human nature

@ChessNoobX

Жыл бұрын

We not that smart 😅

@Jesusismykin

Жыл бұрын

The Bible ✝️is the only answer.

@stevestarr9769

Жыл бұрын

@@Jesusismykin 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Very good job. 👍👍🚀

Amazing documentary 👍

Great Vid, Thanks. 🙂 I have often wondered why there is not some speculative interest in getting some of the nearby asteroids to crash into Mars. This would bring 3 things at least, heat from the impact, more bulk to the planet, and water. I note that there is now talk of deflecting asteroids away from earth. I would think it would be the same process, perhaps even easier, to deflect something towards a planet. If we are going to do this, we should obviously think about it before we get a lot of people and infrastructure on the surface.

@michaelmabasa2439

2 жыл бұрын

Out of curiosity, how do you get asteroids to deflect?

@psycotria

Жыл бұрын

I read a visionary book in the late '70s titled; "Terraforming" by Ben Bova, who proposed directing a certain-sized asteroid into an opposing collision with Mars, thus creating a 40 mile deep crater that would permit an atmospheric pressure high enough to allow liquid water to be stable. We don't need to do the whole planet.

@bannapwns

Жыл бұрын

@@psycotria From basic information I gathered after reading this, there are already craters up to like 50x that size on Mars and thousands of others that size (~40mi) or larger, so why would a newer crater be more viable? Plus then doesn't it still leave the issues of solar & cosmic radiation and -81 degree F average temperature? Cause would the impact not bring forth an impact winter therein decreasing the temperature? Obviously, I'm aware that you're likely not an expert on the subject and were just relaying information that you read, but I'm just curious and wondering if you(or anyone else) had any insight to that :D

With Mars being about minus 167 degrees F, it is more practical to go to the moon first to stay and live there...doing maintenance and repairs upon numerous robotics machines (i.e., concrete plants, steel and iron factories...etc, to build in the moon orbit the huge Starship Enterprise for humans to go to Mars and beyond.

Great video

Really good little documentary.

Its been sooo long, cant wait

I find it SO astounding. That NASA and the ESA'S Scientist's Know how to build these satellites and venture off into the known/unknown. And they wait a decade sometimes to finally to get a response. from the satellite. It must be a GREAT FEELING to realize that everything worked out.

Damn! I love earth. Very educative documentary.

Mars will not be terraformed into another earth. It simply can’t be done. The only way people live on Mars is inside enclosures and even after 100 years they will still be heavily dependent on earth for survival.

I could have been so ambitious in going to the red planet but how it moves makes me feel like it may decide to move into deep space than go round the sun. 🤭.

The amount of money necessary to accomplish a trip and eventual colonization on Mars would be mind boggling. All these geniuses and scientists weighing in. HAVEN'T THEY SEEN THE PICS OF MARS?! It looks like Death Valley. Pour that money into bettering the rock we live on. That seems more prudent to me.

@moondoggieist

2 жыл бұрын

How about we do all of the above and see what's out there! Let's give it a go!

Great Video thanks

It's great to see you back, SpaceRip!

To Terraform Mars, will take forever. Not to talk about, if it is even positiv possible to hold on to an atmosphere. However lovely a thought it is. It would be wonderfull.

@billquigley6556

2 жыл бұрын

Humans will never terraform Mars or any other planet. It's ridiculous.

The only way to do Mars is under ground. Starting with a Tunnel Boring Machine, and an Air Lock.

Thanks

I had NO IDEA that all of them rovers had been going to MARS FOR.

Although there's a cautionary note or two, this documentary still panders to spaceniks. Just to pick out two shortcomings: it doesn't address costs at all; nor offer any solution to the problem of interplanetary radiation and cosmic rays, which at present would kill any astronaut even trying to get to the Red Planet.

@mariomaldonado4608

2 жыл бұрын

Did you not pay attention to atomization part?? It could all be done trough AI, all for production purposes. Earth won’t last for ever at the rate we are in. Forget about climate, leaders are always at the brink of war. Would be nice to have alternate location besides earth, like the moon or a giant space station.

Que documental tan bonito e inspirador. Un poco redundante en cuanto que salvo estar actualizado en la data tampoco dice nada nuevo que no esté ya en el cotilleo de los aficionados a éstos temas. Pero tiene un gran valor comunicativo y presenta la información que ofrece de manera muy emotiva lo cual siempre sirve mucho para atraer a nuevos amantes de la ciencia y la "televisión" divulgativa. Una enorme necesidad que toda cultura que se perfile a prevalecer tiene que atender de manera muy cuidadosa. Saludos desde la mística Xaman Ha.

Well done.

extra nice video.

I'd like to be on Mars where it's warm🤣. It's -25 here in Canada 🚀🚀. It was only -17 on Mars the other day 🌞

@Quickened1

2 жыл бұрын

Balmy...

@efisgpr

2 жыл бұрын

Now check the overnight low on Mars... Yeah ...

@Jay9999

2 жыл бұрын

@@efisgpr what was temp

Mars is too cold and Venus is to hot. One has to define exactly what is ment by life. If and when were assuming it was of an itelligent nature, my question would be. Is the reason either Mars or Venus became unihabitable by an intelligent life form in any way simular to us. Is the process that caused the planet to become such, over or still going on.

I love Mars ❤️🌍🌍

Great doc. Theyre gonna do what theyre gonna do. This is to say hey, this is what were going to do. 😂👍🏻

Settlement on the surface of the planet not likely to be successful. Lack of sufficient gravity will make life miserable. It seems to me like the future of wo/man in space will be in large enough capsules in orbit around all planets. I imagine Steel, titanium, lead capsules 200 miles long, 30 miles diameter and 15 feet shell thickness powered by nuclear energy with elaborate and homey biospheres. These capsules complete with smaller vehicles to negotiate the surroundings will offer unlimited potential for unharried space habitation and exploration.

On a planet with an abundance of carbon dioxide in it’s atmosphere wouldn’t we be able to essentially make oxygen farms made up of greenhouses full of plants that would draw in the CO2 and put out oxygen?

@ontheruntonowhere

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe, but growing plants will be difficult unless we figure out how to neutralize the perchlorates in the regolith, which is itself not dirt with organic nutrients, but dead sand. It might be easier to make oxygen industrially.

Why is Starship not a major part of this piece? Starship is the vehicle we will be using to build a settlement on Mars. It is currently being developed and on the cusp of first orbit flight. I so not understand why Starship is never given the respect it deserves when talking about the immediate future of our path to developing the Moon and Mars. Token mention of Starship and even mentioning Boeing Sue origin and Lockhead is hillarious.

Wow ❤👏

out of all of this. im so glad to see that nasa room full of face diapers. gotta stay safe ya know? lol

Não temos como saber com certeza o que Marte será com as incursões humanas. Mas se levar em conta que cidades, aqui na Terra, construídas sobre um deserto ainda assim sofrem com seus problemas... Levará mais do que décadas ou centenas de anos ou mais, muito mais. A humanidade teria que mostrar o sentido disso tudo, pois mesmo aqui na Terra as coisas feitas pelos humanos muitas vezes não fazem o mínimo sentido.

@Obiter3

Жыл бұрын

Have you ever tried the Pocket Fisherman? That thing makes a LOT of sense. Also the bacon wave. See? That's 2 already.

Fascinating

Great!

Interesting program, however, with all due respect, I have a hard time believing that this 2:53 is actually filmed on Mars. The drone reacts in exactly the same way as it should, here in the earthly atmosphere. Let alone how these images are supposed to be sent to earth, I don't know.

@ct92404

2 жыл бұрын

Conspiracy theorist nut.

@georgephanara2733

Жыл бұрын

but in one of the pictures, showing sediments, there is a man stand in a space suit in bottom right corner.

@georgephanara2733

Жыл бұрын

i agree with this dude.

Mars is calling people in the same way moths are called to a flame. It might be enticing to live on Mars but it will kill you. The ending of the movie "Kiss Me Deadly" explains what Mars really represents. Earth is our fishbowl. Fish don't survive long out of the water and Mars is a desert.

@stevelenores5637

2 жыл бұрын

@Gravel Pit I had to do a speech in college on colonizing Mars. After doing my research I realized Mars is subterranean existence at best. The only real advantage is operating robots as avatars in real time. For all the global warming freaks out there Mars atmosphere is mostly CO2 and it hasn't helped. Even though it has only 1% of the Earth's atmosphere it has almost the same amount of CO2 per volume. If CO2 controlled temperature Mars would be like Florida.

"If we don't risk anything, we are risking everything."

At the last layer of the atmosphere do it fade very fast?or take time and what about the solid body ? i think it based on the layer kind?