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Helium 3 would change life on earth. clean energy. so close to earth. we must colonize the moon before Mars

just send a bunch of boosters with suplies instead of fuels, obviously some boosters have fuel, some food, ...ect... and land the whole thing , full of stuff to make shelters and work facilities

Whats the music in the intro?

Need to send up a pair of boring company tunneling machines. Build a circular colony with spinning cars to give 1g so there's no muscle/bone loss. Harvest ice, other minerals. These weigh about 1200 tons now but larger craft made in lunar orbit can manage a lightend version in pieces with a couple of transits. (Would need multiple launches from planet to orbit to get it up to the transport. (Musk envisaged an 18m dia (8x the volume/cargo) Starship. It could be built in lunar orbit.

Yeah right! You cant even build highspeed rail or improve the EV but you wanna spend 600 billion dollars to put some fool on mars? Good luck. On a world not made for man...

Chaotic terrain look like badlands.

only concern I might have with settling the noctis labyrinth might be the potential landslides of gigantic proportions, aside from that catastrophic point of failure it looks like a perfect place to settle

That canyon is the perfect spot if they can Superdome the top of it. A city of a million people will need to be completely enclosed there. They can create artificial lakes and rivers with fish and birds, forests with animals like deer, sprinkler system rainfall, and nuclear powered UV lights on the dome canopy. A sustainable human civilization will need all of that.

The first WOMAN in space. Valentina Tereshkova June 16, 1963.

An open floorplan is logistically impossible IMHO.

Yeah lets go habitate the planet that has oceans and rain of liquid methane 😂😂😂

How accurate are these dimensions and timescales of these areas. Is the existence of large deposits of water (ice) proven or just hopeful? The area is volcanic, the place proposed for colonisation is volcanic active recently, how recent is that, last year, a 1000 years ago, a million years ago?? Is it a sensible place to establish a settlement? NASA will establish the settlement? NASA may well provide the money but if they are in charge of the project it will never happen.

Yeah they're gonna build that colony in Minecraft at best. Human landing on Mars with current tech is basically impossible, extremely dangerous at best.

For those of you seriously interested in the Russian post war Space Programme I can highly recommend James Harford's 'Korolev' , the story of the Genius behind Sputnik ang Gagarin's first flight into outer space.

Why don't you use miles and feet in your disscription?

I say, the first one can bring a power station like small reactor or sterling engines, supplies, and several inflatable stations, and a lunar rover with loader attachment

Airbags for sideways landing

Blue Origen looks like they're just sleaxing along. They seem to be a lot of pretty boy talk with no action . . . pathetic. By the way, much of my U.S. taxes have helped support those lame ducks.

No water on mars.

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Why did you stop uploading podcast to iheartradio?

Not gonna happen - wake up.

Biggest challenge is that Mars has too small density (low gravity, no protection against radiation, water evaporate,,,

Avoid rare meteor impacts by exposing to occasional avalanches. Very nice. Lava tubes should exist there. Thats a much safer place to start with. 🚀🏴‍☠️🎸

NEWSFLASH! Neither NASA nor anyone else will be building a colony on Mars. It's all just a bunch of pie in space malarky.

No landing legs means one must be sure the ground is extremely stable. Starship lacks the landing legs like Falcon 9 has and should the ground where starship will touch down be unstable then the mission will tip towards disaster. ( pun intended)

NASA on Mars, lol in 2450,maybe

Mars needs women. A crew needs women.

That's messed up

Wtf are you talking about no water on the moon there is ice all over that motherfucker

Is this stolen footage? Was there a need to disguise it from copyright bots? Why is there a series of unjustified, repeating blurry flares all through this, particularly a rectangular one that looks like an unfocussed flag? There is a sound effect at the same time so I assume it's an intentional stylistic touch. Super-irritating.

Sign me up. When are we going?

How stupid is it to spend billions on a desert planet and try to escape the problems on Earth. Instead, let us heal our own planet and spend the money wisely

Lava tubes would be the go, protection from cosmic rays, meteorites, cheaper to seal sections off to maintain atmospheric pressure

Ive read that the valleys occurred from the shrinking of the planet as its mantle and core cooled

'the first'? surely SpaceX will be first?

people seem to think musk is some kind of genius,he's not...

lovely !! very nicely shown!

I've been pointing out the Valles Marinares as a good spot for over a decade. Radiation and meteor strikes will be the biggest dangers for humans on Mars. Being down in these canyons will provide essential natural protection for any base, building into the wall itself might also be possible? Then you have a best spot example for any attempts to propagate plants or experiment with water etc. Nice they found water-ice near these locations, that is a huge bit of good luck 👍

What's that rectangle on the top right getting visible for some seconds? Watermark? There ist also other flicker. Is it all watermarks?

The best idea is to dig a colony into the valley walls, or look for lava tubes. The area should be rich in minerals as well.

Diversity is never a strength.

The best place to build a Mars Colony would be North Dakota.

Venus Cloud City is still a better choice than colonizing Mars.

For pitys sake, will the narrator stop slanging off at Jeff Bezos (3:25); it's petty.

Doesn’t look as though it will be NASA building the first settlement. SpaceX has the technology and the ships.

Most stupid idea humanity come up ever... Well not humanity just few PR marketing ppl looking for easy money from modt naive investors.

You said the air pressure is "150 times less." How does that work? Can you give me a real math equation for it? Do you mean less than 1%? Or 1/150? Saying 150 times less isn't real math. Why do people use these numbers that don't work? Please help me understand in REAL math terms.

Great video, thanks