Battlefield Space: To The Moon And Beyond
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- After a successful test flight of NASA’s Artemis-1 moon mission, the space agency now turns its attention to returning Americans to the moon within two to three years. But the U.S. is not the only country with lunar ambitions. China is aggressively pursuing it own plans to land astronauts on the moon and build out a permanent base. Both countries openly talk about the need to have a military presence in space to defend against the other. Already, a dangerous cold war cat-and-mouse game involving U.S., Russian and Chinese satellites plays out every day. NBC News goes in-depth to explore the challenges in a potential battlefield that is complex, congested and contested.
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This is a very well done report! Thank you! I'm a 68 year old child of the space program. The fact that we were going to the Moon during a decade that included the assassinations of President Kennedy, Martin Luther King, Jr and Robert Kennedy kept me from falling into a deep depression about the nature of the world I was growing up into. (Star Trek helped too, for that matter, by giving me a vision of where humanity could be way in the future.) Humanity needs to go back to the Moon and on to Mars not just because we are explorers at heart. We need to become a species that lives on more than just the Earth. Somewhere out there is an asteroid or comet or more than one of each with our name on it. We cannot assume we will be able to deflect every such object away from hitting Earth. Humanity needs to also be living elsewhere to insure the survival of our species.
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Just imagine what we humans could accomplish if all nations were interested in space exploration... But nope, we're still fighting each other.
Imagine if we put our religion aside all this will be possible + we would be able to study gene therapy and stem cells in deep
Suppose we decided to create a new value to replace money making in order to be The Kings on the hill or on The Moon or on The Mars ! Then the incentive of survival of civilization on Earth will take N°1 PLACE over making money , and peace will follow ! That's why , even certain people said since begining of the last couple of hundred years , or others repeated it having other aims , -- that was even thought thousands of years ago ( which have scant evidence for that or old writings or convincing tablets to back it up ? ! ) ; now I suggested since 2002 to 2013 on two different sites , both hacked to destruction and closures of sites due to technical errors or hackers or else (?) Here is my idea freely expressed that makes the lips of all freinds and foes to shut and refuse to get into discussions about my idea freely expressed or sugested , here it is : Lets replace monetary value by a superior value , non-monetary , non-bankable , and much less prone to be stolen by hackers ! That is USE-VALUE ATTACHED TO EACH PERSON's ( therefore non-alianable ! ) UNIVERSAL STATUS ! U.E. ( is not United Europe !) I defined as accumulated of two values A+B , where A = Universal Salary from birth to 17 years of age ! And B = Graded acumulated activities of Hours of socially necessary performed activity of that person after 17.OO years of age up to her or his life span ! For more infos , and more details go to www.opensociauniversity.org !
Yep. It shouldn't be that way. The lines are drawn and power is what it is by now. They should seek to expand into space instead. There lays the next power vacuum to fill.
Even better, would be if the deep state military congressional industries complex (that secretly feeds off our untrackable CIA tax dollars) and the other secret navy military would cough up their secret propulsion systems and share those with the world. We know they have these new technologies and they have had play of time to play with them and back engineer them. It's time for complete disclosure of those secrets. WE are totally tired of the CIA classifying every piece of paper that crosses their secret sucking desks... Not very much really needs to be classified (3 %), so stop playing king of the mountain, like little kids... !!!!
Deep space exploration is a waste of money and humanity will never explore anything beyond our solar system with the exception of telescopes
It is obviously a double standard for the US to condemn other space nations to develop and deploy space weapons systems to protect their own space assets and space interests as space is a shared space and not exclusively legally owned and controlled by the US which does not represent every person and every nation on earth! It is only a double standard and nothing else for the US to accuse other competitor and rival nations of reckless and irresponsible space behaviour that is no different from the US behaviour and the need to defend its space assets!
Defending your assets and recklessly creating space debris are two completely different things. Especially since one of the satellites that was destroyed created a potential hazard to the 👉𝐈𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐧𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐚𝐥👈 Space Station.
The US and it's allies have treaties against weapons in space.
And Artemis is not just US.
"Artemis Accords signatories as of January 2024: Angola, Argentina, Australia, Bahrain, Belgium, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, Colombia, Czech Republic, Ecuador, France, Germany, Iceland, India, Israel, Italy, Japan, Luxembourg, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand, Nigeria, Poland, the Republic of Korea, Romania, Rwanda, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Spain, Ukraine, the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom, and the United States."
Mr. Tyson is accurate in saying that destroying satellites in shared orbits is like "peeing in the pool." We should be figuring out how we can clean up these messes somehow like that robotic arm tech to pick up the junk.
tyson is a paid clown, and yall eat from the table cloth.
Now your going to take this thing into space These perpetual wars
I enjoyed this piece, and appreciate the time and effort Mr. Costello and team have put into doing all the interviews and preparing the visuals, etc. It's interesting to finally get a closer look at some of the US Space Force's operations.
A minor nitpick, but one that emphasizes the video's point about what's at stake with asteroid detection and deflection: at 39:20, the 2013 Chelyabinsk meteor incident is incorrectly described as exploding over "a remote Russian village." Chelyabinsk is actually Russia's seventh-largest city, with over a million residents, and is situated on the main east-west highway and rail route along the country's vast southern border. (For comparison, its population would make it the 10th largest city in the U.S., after Dallas, TX.)
If that meteor had exploded closer to the ground over the same spot, it would have released dozens of times more explosive energy than the nuclear bomb that leveled Hiroshima. The death toll and economic, transportation, & industrial effects would have been enormous, affecting the entire world.
The same would of course be true if it happened over any sizeable city on Earth, and every place and every person is equally exposed to large rocks falling from space. Human civilization was lucky in 2013, but going forward it's better to work on countermeasures like those discussed in this video than to merely hope for continued good luck.
90% fake, 10% real realness.
Does anyone hold their thumb on the open ads and the moment it says skip ad, bam! I kinda feel bad for the people that invested in these ads, cuz I think we just cut them off in the middle of their second sentence.
Hush we don't want them to know!
@36:35 neil really does sound sad. i agree. we humans have always felt the need to senselessly war each other and not care about our planet. (just think of all the toxic crap that gets dumped in to the ocean and its like out of sight out of mind right). I do not understand it either and it is quite a shame that humanity has always been horrible to itself.
Not all humans. Only some citizens of the country, loved to name itself as A……
THIS IS SO SAD AND UNFAIR All normal people don't wand space wars, Its the governments of the world that doing that and drag all of us along, when they are gone to understand that we all are the same human race, like it or not we all floating on a rock in space together.
It is primarily government leaders. Goes back to the dawn of man. Blame you problems on your neighbor and make his riches yours.
The lunar lander is Starship made by SpaceX and the Artemis Program is an international program. Not just American.
so far, it is US only, with only minor contributions from other countries. SLS is too expensive for use. nowhere else is there an aircraft carrier thrown away after only one trip without a war. Even then, throwing one away is avoided if at all possible - it is brought back and repaired/improved before going out again.
"Artemis Accords signatories as of January 2024: Angola, Argentina, Australia, Bahrain, Belgium, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, Colombia, Czech Republic, Ecuador, France, Germany, Iceland, India, Israel, Italy, Japan, Luxembourg, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand, Nigeria, Poland, the Republic of Korea, Romania, Rwanda, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Spain, Ukraine, the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom, and the United States."
About 15yrs ago. A us navy ship shot down a satellite. In a test. Every icbm is a hypersonic missle.
1 common mistake I kept getting is that China had more launches. The US has by far the most launches in 2022 with over 85 launches compared to 62 of China
Yes that sounds like hype then right !!
*How many sucesses 🤭*
@@robertgittings8662 almost all launches were successful on both sides. Only test rockets were not successful in both cases from private companies
@@charliejohnston1978 What sounds like hype?
No talks, of who's already on the moon, the structures and activity that is there.
No one is living there yet. That's our GOAL
Race to space! History repeats itself.
Why are they so tentative if they did this before?
Everything I am as a Human has always been all about space! My Dad asked me when just a young child what I wanted to be when I grow up. I want to go to the Moon and other Planets. In the sixth grade, I had drawn an art pitcher of a full-scale underground Home with its own power station and power from the Sun. Capable of housing 25 people with unique suites in case of Nukual Fallout, floods, and any wind storms. The Home is known as a space station due to its flying ability. Later on in my life, I learned from a movie in the History of mankind The Germans named it the BELL spaceship. This drawing was so out of place to the teachers they had the act work on display for months. Who knows whatever happened to the act work. It all came from a movie made in German that depicted a space race of humans that were using Rockets that looked like the SS22, SS23, and SS24 and were also more powerful than any rockets we have to date! Much later in life, I will start telling people I'm building the computer components for a spaceship in the future. No day can pass without thinking about and researching some type of computer tech. Now that I could if needed build a computer from almost any spare parts I have what I need for a ship. Now what needs to happen is someone needs to get a base on the moon in my lifetime!
I thought this was a new Battlefield game when I saw the thumbnail 💀
This is why it's important for scientists to continue to assert the need for cooperative efforts amongst space faring nations for all of Earth.
At the end, they say China behind all through the movie, they say China is a head already building a station on the far side of the moon I know comprehend
It's not just the US.
"Artemis Accords signatories as of January 2024: Angola, Argentina, Australia, Bahrain, Belgium, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, Colombia, Czech Republic, Ecuador, France, Germany, Iceland, India, Israel, Italy, Japan, Luxembourg, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand, Nigeria, Poland, the Republic of Korea, Romania, Rwanda, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Spain, Ukraine, the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom, and the United States."
What an incredible piece. Love space. Well done, Tom
Horribly done. Cutting interviewees off, fake news voice, malapropisms.
Yes , the Attitude and Philosophy adopted by astronauts on the International Space Station to support and cooperate with eachother for their Mutual Survival is the manner in which the peoples of all nations ought to adopt ! As a Species WE ARE ONE !
I must admit to being more than a little disappointed that this gentleman who is given access to top scientists and military personnel does not know that a light year is a measurement of distance and not of time.
41:41 “…distant stars and black holes that existed hundreds even thousands of light years ago”
Initially I was thinking it was a "brain fart". But I am not so sure. They say there is a universal 'unit' relation between Space and Time.
The moon is important. It should have at least one permanent base. We should test things on the moon.
Scientists of many kinds are interested in the moon.
"We have vowed that we shall not see space filled with weapons of mass destruction, but with instrument of knowledge and understanding." -- John F. Kennedy
possibility of nonanimal life 0,ill shoot for the queen,hahahaha,i am de great corholio,hahahaha.Just kids.Poe
??? We already have weapons of mass destruction in space. nuclear missiles, rail guns and laser cannons etc, fact! As for JFK, he also said that he wanted to provide the US with cheap fuel and electricity and that he was going to reveal the truth about UFO's,, then look what happened to him. You can guarantee, one of the first things they will do when they land on the moon is build powerful weapons...
If the saturn 5 was still flying , im certain it would have been more powerfula than SLS. 15% increase in power in 28 years is really a joke
“It’s irresponsible “ to spy on our spy satellite! 😂
I bet any aliens we end up communicating with will look at our social hang ups with some oddity
good job. nice presentation and explanation. it is great to learn about these things instead of just another polical story. nice to see Tom Costello is still around.
I don't know. The fact that he had to point out that astronauts include women and people of color for no real reason seems pretty close to politics. Women and people of color have fallen into the category of astronauts for decades so pointing that out here is asinine.
Lets not turn space into the new battlefield ,now that's a great idea indeed me thinks
we'd like that. now tell that to regimes like that in could care less about people like you and me. it would be nice, but unfortunately there always has to be someone out there that wants to ruin it for everyone. thanks russia, thanks china, thanks iran!
Battlefields will always be where ever humans are,we have to destroy each other and everything
Hopefully, when scientific experts speak up about the need for cooperative efforts it will create a bridge between the dichotomy of what's happening in space and the ground.
You can see the jealousy in Bill Nelson's eyes about them landing on the Dark Side of the Moon
Alhamdullilah for people with minds of peace and unity. Shukran. Thank you. More power to you guys! I, a believer of Islam, together with some of my brothers in Islam, will pledge support to all races and religion who pursue peace and unity and equality for all humanity. And will fight terrorism whether they are self-proclaimed Islam or not. With the Sky and Sun and the Moon and the Stars, And the wind, earth and fire as my witness. Insha Allah Insha Allah!
right now we don´t have the capacity to SEND HUMANS BACK to the moon... 🤣
That's the point of the Artemis program
We are alone in this huge hostile space with no chance to survive on any place else, as humanity we must learn to live supporting each other or should be ready to face extinction.
We are not even remotely close to alone in this universe...
That was a pretty good video. I enjoyed watching it, although not as much as I enjoyed listening to Tom Costello saying "CIS LUNAR" over and over again.
and totally ignores TRANS LUNAR Space!
thats programming, hope you see it.
"NO Countries, NO Religion, Living Life in Peace," genius Lennon!🗽🎶
I personally know there is some smart people working on the US side .
The US remains the only country to have detonated a nuclear device in space. “Starfish Prime” 7/9/62
60 years ago during the height of the cold war.
That guy in the military who said our satellites can see anywhere, he said it in a very ominous way. I bet he spies on all kinds of people. It'd be fun to watch random people around the world LOL
Where there is technology there is the possibility to abuse it.
All my life I would talk about this. And now it's happening. Battle over the Moon too control the world.
Space Science!
I met Elon Musk in the summer of 2000 and we discussed many of these ideas. There isn't a smarter CEO that has done what Elon has done with Tesla or SpaceX by building his own Starships. Elon is building multiple Starships for the consideration of commercial space exploration and colonization. Some people think they are smarter than Elon but I have yet to see anyone outsmart him. Using methane and oxygen, also known as ultra cool methylox for his Starships Rockets was brilliant considering most planets we land on have the ingredients to propel the Starships further out of our solar system and back. Of course the use of hydrogen 3 in a nuclear fusion rocket would take us to the depths of our solar system and further a lot faster. Over the period of four to five years he can realign him self back in the winning seat because he's already aware of the steps he has to take and he's already making them! Elon Musk is making the world cleaner and better place to live for many generations to come. I don't know if you could say the same for the fossil fuel industry! Even though the businesses we talked about we're going to be incredibly difficult to become successful at and there was a good chance of failing. So we talked about ways of reducing advertising, manufacturing and distribution costs because Elon was going to move forward regardless. Innovative people with integrity expect to be believed otherwise they let time prove them right. So let's shoot for the Moon and Mars, then we will to live amongst the Stars!
B S
Evil people universally hate Elon, and all they do is troll the comments incoherently. I've been trying for a while to understand why people get so angry at him. What I've come up so far for a theory is that there's a stark distinction between those of us raised by parents who think philosophically and who care for truth, and for the common good, versus people who are brought up by parents who believe that being amoral, deceitful, cowardly and/or plain evil is smart, superior, and sets you to be a winner in life. This latter group are well over 50% of the population, I believe, and if they seem like nice people it's because they try to seem like nice people, but will stab you in the back the moment they see a way to profit from it.
And so, historically, these people, whom I call "evil people" for lack of a better term, have had their beliefs confirmed again and again; and most people in positions of power today are evil people. Most of the truly nice people usually do not care to engage in dog eats dog to get ahead, so it's been usually the evil people that get ahead. What I think gets evil people so angry about Elon is the fact that he proves them wrong again and again, and that it is POSSIBLE to be truly nice AND successful too. It is the fact that Elon proves the foundations of evil philosophy wrong that really gets them triggered.
@@privateerburrows so if there is evil, there is love and kindness. Right from wrong. Every action has a reaction. Does Elon believe in God?
@@msdescendentreviews1660 What does belief in god have to do with great deeds or right and wrong? Keep your personal religious beliefs out of the conversation. it's shaky ground to stand on.
@@msdescendentreviews1660 I could not care less.
Awesome, merci.
earth is our spaceship living and traveling thru space.🚀👨🏽🚀 🌌
45:55 46:09 I didn’t know the late 2030s was decades away. 2040 is less then 18 years from now. Which in fact is less then 2 decades. Making it only A decade away.
It will be exactly right when viewed a few years from now.
Super interesting. I am surprised the military let Tom see as much as he did. There must have been some serious conversations about what was allowed and what wasn't during his visits to classified facilities.
Neil Degrasse Tyson is always insightful as well as fun to listen to, but frankly I was more interested in the segments on military capabilities, and how that side of it might game out over the coming decades.
As a "space race" kid (born in '59 to a military family, grew up watching all the Mercury and Apollo launches, etc) it is not surprising to me at all that after the initial "Look everybody, we're in SPACE!" wears off, it would become a strategic theater for the world's superpowers. You knew that was bound to happen.
And then there's the economic side. Space-mining is destined to be the new Gold Rush, there's no doubt about it. SpaceX may be an early runner in that rush, but the they certainly won't be the last, and over time, will almost certainly be eclipsed by other companies, as always happens when a completely new industry starts mushrooming.
It's going to be a very interesting next chapter in human history.
Degrasse is very well known as a fraud an way out of his league .
why you intersted in military capability, you like killing people.??. when, is it going to stop..no one should live in squaller & be uneducated... but billions spent bsing around in space,. aliens are here, been here before man.. the moon isnt real. mars was nuked, as was sodom & gomorrah. pompii was buried. there was a war for possession of earth by 3 alien races.. how small do you feel now, .niel de grasse, does not believe in aliens. if he did, he,d lose his tenuer..
Huge waste of time
Lol :)
-- Oh dear, Russia and China have already placed weapons in space? . . . Imagine that!
Star Trek isn't as optimistic as most people believe. That optimism didn't take hold until 200ish years after world war 3.
Well, Neil is almost right, as always. He's right that the driver to exploration has to be either fear of death or getting rich; but he doesn't see the richness of Mars, which has the potential of eclipsing Earth. People often talk about asteroid mining; but asteroids are terribly difficult to mine due to the complete lack of atmosphere or any appreciable gravity. On Mars we have gravity, even if less than half that of Earth; and having gravity we can use all the typical tricks we use on Earth that depend on gravity, such as mobile equipment and trucks that roll on ground, such as conveyor belts, and we can trust that if we hit a mine wall the material will fall to the ground, where it can be picked up. Asteroids are a mess to work with, without gravity; everything flies away from you, there's no water, you live and go to the bathroom like people on the ISS. Nobody wants to do that. On Mars, not only you have gravity, water, and more sunlight, but asteroids are actually much closer to each other on Mars: every meteorite impact has a natural circle around it, marking the spot for you, making prospecting for metals as easy as drilling once at the center to know what lies below. And the thin atmosphere guarantees that most meteorites impacted whole, and are simply buried beneath in one piece, ... or in multiple pieces, but at least all bunched together. Shipping from Mars is a fraction of the cost of shipping from Earth, due to the thin atmosphere and low gravity; you get to space from Mars using a fraction of the fuel it takes to leave Earth. Mars is a mining bonanza, and the future IN-SPACE space industry, whether at LEO or elsewhere, will rely on Martian mining, refining and materials production for like 99% of their material input. Elon will own all of that, and basically will own all of space energy, transportation and resources. Naturally he will have his own military eventually, which no nation on Earth will dare challenge.
Yow !!!
Nope. To mine an asteroid, simply nudge its orbit so it impacts the moon. WAY easier than fighting Mars’ HUGE gravity and TREMENDOUS distance.
And, of course, if one wants to mine already- impacted stuff, why go to Mars when the moon is next door?
Wrong
@@richardtheweaver4891
Right
@@richardtheweaver4891 I don't think you'd get anywhere trying to obtain a permit to crash an asteroid on the Moon. "Mars' HUGE gravity"?!?! I think you are getting confused with Jupiter. As for "TREMENDOUS distance", distance in space is measured in required delta-V, unless you are in a hurry. Lastly, yes, the Moon is next door, but it is not really much closer to us than Mars in terms of delta-V (and who says that the orbital assembly industry will be orbiting Earth rather than Mars, in the first place?), and it's a much harsher environment than Mars, given that it suffers 14 days of blistering, sun-scorching day, followed by 14 days of super-freezing night (FAR colder than Mars, even at the poles); plus, radiation from the Sun is far worse on the Moon, as Mars has at least a bit of atmosphere to protect it. Another problem is thermal management: if you have electronics or motors that need cooling, for example, that's easy to do with a convection or forced wind (fan driven) aluminum dissipator, on Mars; but on the Moon you have ZERO atmosphere, which means you can only radiate heat, which means you have to spend energy pumping heat somehow, just like you have to do on the ISS, which is why it has radiator surfaces as big as its solar panels. Concentrating heat to elevate its temperature at the radiating surface is highly inefficient; you're in a thermodynamics paradox of diminishing returns. And that is for the very low heat production of a research space station; whereas if you are talking about high power tools such as for mining, then you're talking about TONS of excess heat needing to be radiated. Even a less than 1% atmosphere as on Mars is a HUGE help in thermal management compared to a full vacuum (which is another reason asteroid mining will likely never happen).
So happy my son will be in age to watch human landing on moon , I wasn’t as lucky but I’ll live to see the next one, and my son will be able to see many great accomplishments either by us West or China
@dan mac It was epic!
Very nice Report. Thanks from Hürth near Cologne, Germany 🎉🙋
Indeed, an education on the space challenges and opportunities for America, China, Russia, and other nation states future and beyond.
When someone in a uniform says "capabilities we may have or not have", we have them.
The Space Force may be the only good thing to come out of the Trump administration (shh🤫don't tell the MAGAs 😉😏😂).
NASA rules
Your wrong if you say china's 60 space launches in 2022 was more than anyone else. Spacex alone had a record 180 successful rockets launches last year.
LOL "all sides of the moon receive sunlight, there is no darkside of the moon", meanwhile 30 mins before, he was talking about the dark side of the moon, irony anyone?
This is one of the best documentary to bring you up to speed..thanks
A shootout on the moon? 😂
One problem, firing a round requires oxygen
Some of these agents barely made it through high school but Daddy got them a job in law enforcement and now they think that they're even psychiatrist
21:27 "They (China) do not want to cooperate" Well, not if you banned them from working with NASA.
They were invited to be part of Artemis and turned it down, so did Russia, but that was expected.
"Artemis Accords signatories as of January 2024: Angola, Argentina, Australia, Bahrain, Belgium, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, Colombia, Czech Republic, Ecuador, France, Germany, Iceland, India, Israel, Italy, Japan, Luxembourg, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand, Nigeria, Poland, the Republic of Korea, Romania, Rwanda, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Spain, Ukraine, the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom, and the United States."
@@whatabouttheearth No, China was not invited to be part of Artemis. You know how I know? The Wolf Amendment. It specifically instructed NASA not to work with China unless they have special Congressional approval.
IT'S A LIE!! US THINKS THEY ARE THE ONLY ONE WHO SUPPOSE TO LAUNCH A SATELITE ON SPACE, LIKE THEY OWN THE COSMOS!!
So we just gone keep faking these trips to outerspace huh?
Nicely done Tom Costello
Artemis Lucy loves you! Artemis and Lucy Endeavor continue. #Nasa
We shouldn't be saying (BATTLEFIELD IN SPACE)WE SHOULD BE SAYING PEACE AMONG ALL.
Lmao,that'll never happen
... and not ONE SINGLE WORD about *SpaceX's Starship* ?! This illustrates why the public has lost so much confidence in the mainstream media--too easily influenced by personal and partisan politics.
Thank you Lester it was a real constructive program about space 🌌🚀.
you wanna see space? leave the city, get away from the light pollution then look up.
I may believe in what has said, but it's hard to believe that we're capable at this time, considering current events. Maybe come 2122, we could handle peaceful exploration of space.
Neil : ´´ we KINDA already BEEN THERE ´´???? ´´right now we don´t have the capacity to SEND HUMANS BACK, not yet´´ ????? is it I or are these very strange words ???
That country that sacrifices the most will succeed.
Great production thank you. I am a space nerd 365 days a year. And by the way, for my part , it really is reassuring when I heard that US Space Command Officer say they can watch any part of the Globe they need to. I hope the US stays WELL ahead in this coming space age.
Thanks for verifying what I already knew!
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Precisely why it's absurd to assume that aliens are peaceful: 29:51
Aliens are not Earthlings. We don't know anything about any Aliens. It is absurd to think that they would act like the best of Earthlings. Can't be the first time you have heard this. Why do you disagree?
They always have to hinder the whole majestic narration using differentiating terminology like “person of color“. That’s totally unnecessary.
They’re all highly professional human beings, capable of carrying out their missions the best way they can, no matter the color he/she might have on their skin!
Get over that!
Yay, a new Battlefield, Finally. You guys really are searching for peace. Who are you gonna fight on the moon?
Nice piece
Why was it necessary to point out two of the astronauts ? They're not special. They're not different. They're qualified to do the job . They're astronauts. How does it matter what gender or ethnicity they are?
0:18 Boosters and Ninjas!
Yes!!!!
a peaceful space race could accelerate science developments, good for the whole humanity.
Who having watched this is so gullible that they believe that what the Russians and Chinese can do we can do also and probably have done already and are able to do it better than our enemies.
Why do men want to fight on earth? Why do they want to fight up in the air and why would they want to fight in SPACE!!
Because it's cool
Have a nice day my dear friends
37:11 "... not a hint of an international border to be found." IOW, you can't see a political border from space. But you *can*. While in regular air travel, it's easy to see the division between the US and Canada. The US is more agriculturally developed with irrigated farms. A similar border is visible between the US and Mexico.
Yes, I can remember as a young kid being surprised to learn that the colors on a globe weren't real. They were just the way the globe had been painted and had no existence in the real world.
The basic lesson the school taught us students was that Russia was over here, on this side of the glove, and America was on the opposite side. It was a good guys/bad guys relationship.
In my case, this was complicated by the fact that I am genetically half Russian. In 1917 my father immigrated from Irkutsk (at the time, in Russia which soon to be the USSR).
Good work, hobble Satellite
1:40 BOLOGNA
Astronauts stay aboard ISS alot longer than a mars trip will take.
Good point.
Hello, how are you doing?
@@Kennywayneshepherd14 excellent. ... You?
@@babyUFO. I'm fine, Merry Christmas 🎄 how are you doing? Hope you are doing well and happy.
More like this please
Correction…Spacex has launched more rockets than China and whatever y’all counted as the US
Russia has plans on leaving ISS so they can allow debris to collide and destroy it! If debris isn’t currently there it can be
"We kind of already been there", that's an odd reaction , if you have been there it would not be "kind of" ... it would be "we already have been there"
Watch out for the tidal system. The weather is already crazy enough.
Thank you
Do anyone remember the US shot down one of its own satellites from a fighter jet about 30 or so years ago, now tell me we do not have far better today.
I Salute both of these Generals... True leaders n very smart...
Thank you Sirs
Russia and. China have never looked weaker than they do today.
We're used with jamming in north of norway
I wonder if General Milley still has to take the annual PFT?
They do
But he can write his own times and sign them so technically no
I think it would be great to see CNBC analytic about TaaS
Object ,gravity and zero Gravity is about everything in space
Super interesting and very exciting it's just too bad NASA has to be involved at all
Sorry but there are no satellites like you think they are !