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@J Silva Yes, using a totally new technology that let's us control matter at a fundemental level would be better... Video ends there, good luck inventing and getting Nobel prizes.
@J Silva yes something like multiple fission bombs that cool the planet quickly and secondary waves that eats CO2 and converts to oxygen such as modyfied stubborn algae. The solar blocking part is also a doable idea since not much material is needed and can help control temperatures. That can probably cut time by several centuries.
@@WhiteWolfos The nuclear bombs are analogous the the mirror, they just block sunlight. They wouldn't work as well on Venus because the atmosphere is already incredibly dense, and not much of the debris from the explosion would be able to block sunlight. Earth would only cool from a nuclear weapon because of what it was able to destroy, whether that be a city, or forest, or caused fires that continued to burn down more things, it is really only the massive amounts of smoke and gas from that which causes the earth to cool because it blocks sunlight. The mirror is the most effective way of doing this. I think an actual plausible idea they may have not realized was that you can begin terraforming with bacteria pretty early on, in the upper atmosphere of Venus. This could mean making huge balloons that carry large amounts of water filled with cyanobacteria to begin removing CO2 even before the planet has cooled on the surface. You could also just introduce a GMO cyanobacteria to the clouds of Venus themselves. I'm not a chemist or a biologist, so I cant really say this would be entirely possible as they may be issues with reproduction of the bacteria, or the acidic environment in the clouds may just be too great even for a heavily modified cyanobacteria.
@@dubbyy_ amounts of nitrogen on earth & venus are the same, there's no reason to remove any from Venus Amounts of carbon and oxygen on earth & venus are the same, the difference is just that they're in gaseous form on venus. Removing anything screws the whole planet up! It was once earth like, to make it earth like again, we just need to add back the hydrogen that is light & has drifted off into space & then put the CO2 back into it's solid C & H2O forms & leave some of the oxygen free in the air. Or to put it another way, if we build cloud cities there now with our current tech & retain all waste from all plants/crops we grow as charcoal or carbon fibre, then pretty soon the terraforming will begin happening anyway & the cloud cities that naturally float at the habitable altitude of earth like pressure & temperature, will slowly begin to float lower & lower until they touchdown on the surface & with the addition of hydrogen from a gas giant, we can make oceans with the excess oxygen. Not that we would want to terraform anyway, since the planet takes 8 months to complete a single day cycle, so 4 months of dark, whereas in the clouds the winds act as artificial rotation giving a 4 earth day cycle & unlimited solar & wind power, with an always on industrial high pressure furnace below that we can lower things into to cheaply & easily create carbon fibre, diamonds etc etc without needing any fossil fuels to do it This video's just ridiculous with it's removing CO2 in it's heaviest form before importing H2O in it's heaviest form & then ignoring that once the carbon's gone the forests aren't even possible, while it both exported & imported oxygen for no reason!
Mars is easier to teraform it already has ice we need to melt it How? It's easier to heat up than cool down, Mars is cold we need to do global warming to Mars put our CO2 current emmisions there it will help Mars have atmosphere and heat up melt the ice to a liquid water do the same thing bacteria CO2 feeding etc
Only Mars and sort of Venus are doable. Saturn's moon of Titan is my top candidate. We could walk around on its surface right now if we could avoid freezing to death and with an oxygen mask.
@@reignergaming1801 lmao this is what I think about whenever people start talking about terraforming another planet, like uh how about we "terraform" our own planet to how it was less then a hundred years ago first and then start planning about other planets
The easiest way is probably to find a large medorite made of calcium and shot it at the planet to fix the carbon levels and we can do the same thing for nitrogen though different elements.
@@10xyzYT this earth person said space people will think that the earth person will believe whatever the space person say's and I'm like u mean someone who studies Astro physics 🤨😑😐😣😭 Fuck Money And earth people
The fact that we're still killing each other senselessly doesn't really show promise to our civilisation, even if that means the venue has changed lol.
sometimes I have thoughts about making another moon on earth to lower the planet's gravity just a little bit so we could run faster, jump higher and etc, I know this idea have it's problems but it's something fun to think about
@@mtramos3727 but we'd only be doing those things relative to the new lower gravity, it would just be the new norm, rather than a superhuman ability, cool idea tho, an artificial moon
The Sun will only become a Red Giant when we're long gone anyway. The few hundreds to thousands of years of terraforming Venus is nothing compared to the time that the Sun will become a red giant..
The Sun won't suddenly just become a red giant, it would gradually expand, making Venus unterraformable(i think i just made a new word) much earlier than The sun becoming a red giant. But still Venus becoming completely hopeless would also happen after a really long time, giving humans enough time to maybe move Venus and Earth away. If humans ever settle on Venus, I can see it happening like a 70,000 years earlier than Venus' complete inhabitability so after settling they would realise the problem at hand and would frantically try to move Venus away. Earth would also need to move by then due to gradual increase in temperature and maybe they would first move Venus as kind of a test project to see whether it is even possible and then move Earth as a bigger project.
@@NotMichaelEither the mirrors wouldn't need to be the size of the planet, placing one set closer to the sun means the size requirement decreases significantly
Seriously. Mars seems a lot easier to terraform than Venus but unfortunately it’s gravity is too weak; an attribute that can’t be changed. A weak gravity is highly destructive to our bodies.
@@budakhan79 I 100% agree but less gravity is bad spending 1 year in space equals having back pain for 10 years as a senior citizen Mars and Earth have a narrow travel window every two years and with current spacecraft technology it takes you 7 entire months to get the Mars and to colonize Mars for a small Outpost it needs a constant Supply of resources Parts nuclear Fuel and Crews from Earth and the Mars dust is much finer than Earth's dust which makes it able to get through with vents and sneak its way into the electronics and gears of all our machines and since it's very dry it's electrostatically charged which makes it stick to metal including the metal of space suits and the dust is made of very toxic pure chlorine salt's which makes it deadly I never do sunbathing on Mars surface for three years because you get 50 times the radiation you feel on Earth from UV rays x-rays gamma rays and cosmic rays no magnetic field equals that you'll be exposed to cosmic rays!
@@rogerm567 i thought the line "it wasn't" was making an Oversimplified joke, as that line was used in one of his videos. Oversimplified is a youtube channel.
and professional workers be like. : ok boss you got it tomorrow :P the next day boss : is it ready.. professional skilled employee : allmost ready sir. just some small piece of work is left :P and cycle repeats :P but as i said. only professional employes can handle the stress of that work. awerage workers will be fired instantly :D i saw this kind of dialogues executed in lots of real situations lots of times .
No, these are the easiest ones. The other ones require believing in the infinite power of technological progress - that is to say, waving a magic wand. How could you possibly change the rotation speed of Venus, for instance? The people who talk about those fantasies simply assume there will be future technology that makes it easy, but never seem interested in the details involved.
@@briandiehl9257 a planet surface sized one how many accidents and factors do you think can happen why is just floating there there are so many factors
become one! Only willpwer is required, everything else you can learn. Im a dyslexic with adhd and about to finsih my master in planetary science. took me almost 9 years but its doable if you really want to.
Hahaha, we can already map the postion of basically every astroid in our solar system. I think an advanced space aged civilization will be able to protect their expensive satellites from basically anything... *whispers* _except ourselves._
Earth took about a billion years to turn in to something that could support any life, and another 3 billion years before it could have supported human life. Turning the hellhole that is Venus into something we can walk and breathe on in only a few thousand years is extremely expedient.
@@naverilllang true, but it certainly isn’t an alternative to Mars. We already are moving plans forward to get to Mars within the next few years, a thousand might be a bit too long for our current purposes 😂
this is why we need the dislike button back, i cant tell if this is helpful or not but it looks like it is! also for me it took ~18 min cause im not so great at listening
@@frequencyy Not really. I have an overlay that displays the dislike amount on a rough assumption. It's always not 100% spot on accurate but it does it job pretty well. The dislike counter is on 10k which is in a pretty good spot. Some may disagree that this might even ever come into practice but the majority of the audience do think that it is possible
Actuall nasa: * does a viruall class/ a video explaining in a happy little way why this will be a huge project for this great country and how it can't be done this days *
Scientist have confirmed that we are still 1,000’s of years away from terraforming any planet. We simply do not have the technology. If anything we would terraform earth first before any other planet.
@Abhi Prakash we can replicate the surface of earth preety well in those things ( make the seas / lakes as deep as we want) make mountains as big as we want them , make the ground etc . There is no reason to terraform planets when we can just turn asteroids into o'Neill cylinders and it would give us way way more living space than a planet. But i think we should pursue both terraforming and constructing habitats so that people who want to live in planets can choose to have that option
@Abhi Prakash yeah definitely and also rings habitats . I can imagine giant ring habitats around the gas giants and any planet and moon we cant terraform working as points of centers were o'Neil cylinders would be around. Maybe a ring habitat around our moon to make it habitable
@@hugochhoeu9204 not without a dome the atmosphere makes the temperature within a hundred degrees Celsius of its two extremes if it is thick enough to breath
Tom and Mandy went home after school when they saw something on the street. It was a lady’s handbag. They found a name and phone number inside. They called the owner of the bag. They took the bag to her house, and she was very happy.
@@dislike__button Mars is just as hard and we could not fix the gravity problem. We don't got that gravity problem with venes. Also it may be possible to get venes rotation to speed up at the same time as removing the co2 with the mass drivers due to Newtens second law. It would take time thou. Of note the mirror thing is somthing we got the tech for now and it wouldn't take long the get the space industry for it.
@Aurelia It isn't hard in the same way that it isn't hard for me to build the Burj Khalifa myself with a fork. *Technically* it can be done provided infinite time and resources but that's just being ridiculous.
"Seems like a waste of material, and could take too long." Well, Kurzgesagt, you mined Mercury out of existence on the dyson sphere video, you can do it again Edit: Sorry for missing the z in Kurzgesagt but I'm not german and we all know how complicated the name sounds for non german people. You all didn't have to make a whole argument about it in the replies.
@@vivaene language???? It's a name. Kurz gesagt is actual language and I don't think the person who made the mistake speakes German and neither do you.
this is the most unfeasible video by them so far. I love the channel but when they casually make big assumptions like usable space tethers (from previous video: would be a big achievement all on it's own) the day/night thing also seems like it would be one of the hardest steps but they glossed over it honestly.
@@reixyz4852 There’s also the issue of casually removing a planet’s worth of CO2 from the surface. Would be better if they marketed themselves as science fiction with roots in physics.
@@reixyz4852 It wouldn't even be worth terraforming anything closer to the Sun than Earth, because of the sun becoming a red giant in a few billion years. I'd support these kind of ideas for places like Titan & Europa though.
I would imagine future humanity would want to make venus a paradise filled with only life that is beneficial to humanity. It is named after the Roman goddess of beauty after all.
There’s something kind of terrifying about it. The entire survivability of a terraformed Venus would completely depend on a bunch of man-made mirrors in outer space. If even the slightest accident occurs, everything on Venus straight up dies. I don’t think I’d manage the existential terror of living there, to be honest.
I don't think anybody living there would even remenber about the mirrors existence for most of the time tho, they would be chill because they wouldn't even think about it. And the chances of anything happening with them would be very low as well anyway
If something did happen to the mirrors, it’s unlikely that Venus would instantly be ruined. It took 100years to cool Venus down with mirrors, it’ll probably take 100years to heat back up. Plenty of time to put new mirrors up.
Yeah. Great video. Nice thinking. But there is one problem. *The human population will peak at 11 billion people, then decrease.* We will never need to colonize other planets.
The fact that this was 3 year ago makes me so sad because I am starting to miss being younger. I was in 6th grade when this video came out and now I'm a freshman
It's easier than you think. I guess 70% of the effort would be convincing world leaders to work together and have their commitment in terraforming the planet in the first place
"Terraforming Venus might be easier than you think." >Proceeds to unveil theoretical ideas that make comic book supervillain plans sound like child's play.
huge solar mirrors are doable (although micro-asteroid collisions would be an interesting thing to avoid), mining tools/machines have been a thing for a while, matter drivers are possible, and so are those space slings. the biggest obstacle is money / capitalism imo
"it would take hundreds of years", also hundreds of tonnes of mining equipment, space mirrors and mass drivers construction around a different planet.. So why wait to start on mars afterwards?
@@baooquoc1501 it's literally the hottest and one of the coldest planets in our solar system, did you really think it was possible to turn it into earth 2: electric Boogaloo
Imagine if it turned out that the first life form on Earth was artificially put here by aliens in an attempt to form the planet to their needs, but they subsequently went extinct due to their efforts coming too late. I could totally see humanity doing this to another planet.
@@39ilawis dude, imagine if they WERE from venus, and we just keep going back and forth, terraforming each other, dying out, re-evolving, then terraforming the other again.
To terraform Venus, reach for the skies, Yet within the earth, true peace lies. Before we shape distant spheres to suit, Let nature’s roots guide our pursuit.
I would pay unspeakable amounts of money for a game creatively directed by Kurzgesagt similar to spore wherein you start as a small creature slowly unlocking traits until you gain sentience, then on to civilization-builting, and finally galactic dominion... I know the scope of such a game would be nearly impossible, even for triple-A studios and companies, but one can always dream...
Eh it’s possible. If you add a automatic function and a potentially speed up function. But it’s possible due to some games literally the size of a galaxy and multiplayer exist.
Not exactly what you are asking for, but the game Dyson Sphere Program is a factory builder game that is very satisfying and reminds me a lot of Kurzgesagt when I play it.
Combine them: Hey, wanna build a wooden skyscrapper that doesn't affect earth badly? Plant some tree on Venus and use them. I've watched both videos, and tought wooden skyscrapper won't be built much because building each would cost forests. (edit: correcting spelling mistakes and adding the second part)
About the CO2, I read someone else suggesting to use to make a ring system for Venus it would provide a nightlight especially since Venus nights are so long.
Shooting stuff with mass drivers is pretty much the solutions to any and every problems. Asteroid? Mass drivers. Need supplies? Mass drivers Cosmic horror showing up? Motherfucking mass drivers.
@0 FQuartz 0 Mass drivers aren’t realistic. Even without an atmosphere, the escape velocity of mercury is 4.3 km/s. This is a minimum velocity. These speeds can’t realistically be achieved in tubes consistently, their is too much power demand, not to mention friction and accurately launching mass onto another planet.
Who knows synthetic organs are being produced we may be able to atleast see the progress or possibly even immortality might be possible by the year 2040
There have been recent advancements in reversing aging at the beginning of 2021. Once human testing results come in (granted, probably not substantial results for 20 years to application) you may well love long enough to at least see a longer age)
@@Mig23mld. A longer life also comes with grave cultural consequences. Human society is already struggling with the speed of cultural change, and older people are known to have a tendency to not be able to keep up with that rate of change. This limits our adaptability, which means it limits our ability to solve global crises - as already evidenced by the climate change crisis. We would at least have to change our way of education, extending it from only educating our children to life-long education, e.g. at some defined time intervals. The next problem would be the degradation of our brain while aging. As we get older our brain decreases in its ability to form new connections between neurons (called neuroplasticity), which manifests as a decrease in learning ability and ability to adapt to new situations. It might be possible that gene therapy could help to reduce these effects of aging. And finally there is the amount of mental damage accumulated over a life time. Not everyone has a happy life on earth. Some experience horrible things and are scarred forever, some turn bitter after harsh disappointments, and some simply never reach a stable mature personality. Currently our society chooses that it can afford to ignore those people to a certain extent, because sooner or later they die and the individual problem they pose for society vanishes anyway. The assessment of this tradeoff will certainly change with expanded life spans, giving mental health and psychotherapy much more importance. We don't even know what effects a much longer life span would have on our society, but - as illustrated - they aren't necessarily positive and can pose a variety of new problems that we need to think about. Personally, I think death is both a curse and a blessing, because it also guarantees that things can change over time as no one is able to exert his power indefinitely. And it's also a lesson in humility, because it can teach us to cherish the life time that we have, make the most of it, and be content when it ends. It's the acceptance of the finiteness and limited influence of our existence that can be a valuable lesson.
@@danielh.9010 Very nice comment mate, exactly what I've been thinking. Nonetheless, I imagine it to be spectacular being immortal and having the abilty to see and experience more than any other human in the past ever could. The world has so much more to discover than I am able to in my estimated remaining 60 years. We humans work and grow old, and after retiring, we are too old for a lot of exiting things to do. It makes me think sometimes.
O come now all we need is 5 giant mirrors, 4 sets of Planetary scale MAC batteries, 3 planetary scale Huck systems the a few thousand Mega sized Mining Rigs capable of digin trough entire mountains of ice harder than Tank Armour grade steel, 500-1000 years of Peace where almost all of humanity works together on this project, the monetary equivalent of 100 years of the current GDP of the USA, and a few billion tones of bio engenierd bacteria, easy stuff!! ......at least compared to the Sh*t storm that would be unleashed the moment I comes time to choose who gets to have a piece of the planet....
@@anarchyandempires5452 getting cyanobacteria isn't difficult at all...plus by increasing temp by a bit we would be able to take the ice out with comparative ease.
@@guitarrobot9056 slowly...it like what 30 years before climate changes becomes catastrophic, how much longer really is it (obviously not to the point of Venus that was a joke)
There are many engineers that enjoy the challenge of working with multiple disciplines, you know.... As one of those engineers - that mindset of yours is not great for your career :)
@@EnchWraits Spoken like a person, who has never given a thought to what exactly prevents the foundations of his reality from collapsing in on itself. You may not notice when the economical sector does it's job but TRUST ME, you would notice if it didn't
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“It might be easier than you think.”
It was in fact a lot harder than I had originally thought.
@J Silva Yes, using a totally new technology that let's us control matter at a fundemental level would be better... Video ends there, good luck inventing and getting Nobel prizes.
@J Silva i mean , your excistence is also crap too
@J Silva yes something like multiple fission bombs that cool the planet quickly and secondary
waves that eats CO2 and converts to oxygen such as modyfied stubborn algae. The solar blocking part is also a doable idea since not much material is needed and can help control temperatures. That can probably cut time by several centuries.
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@@WhiteWolfos The nuclear bombs are analogous the the mirror, they just block sunlight. They wouldn't work as well on Venus because the atmosphere is already incredibly dense, and not much of the debris from the explosion would be able to block sunlight. Earth would only cool from a nuclear weapon because of what it was able to destroy, whether that be a city, or forest, or caused fires that continued to burn down more things, it is really only the massive amounts of smoke and gas from that which causes the earth to cool because it blocks sunlight. The mirror is the most effective way of doing this.
I think an actual plausible idea they may have not realized was that you can begin terraforming with bacteria pretty early on, in the upper atmosphere of Venus. This could mean making huge balloons that carry large amounts of water filled with cyanobacteria to begin removing CO2 even before the planet has cooled on the surface. You could also just introduce a GMO cyanobacteria to the clouds of Venus themselves. I'm not a chemist or a biologist, so I cant really say this would be entirely possible as they may be issues with reproduction of the bacteria, or the acidic environment in the clouds may just be too great even for a heavily modified cyanobacteria.
Bruh, if we can turn any planet into Earth, than why can’t we turn Earth back into Earth?
Sad reality of today,people keep worrying about colonizing Mars but trust me it will turn into another garbage site once we'll get there
people..
Wow deep af
Why are you everywhere. You literally commented so early
Remember. Earth is not fucked. The people are
Tutorials on youtube are reaching a whole new level
of stupidity! Please don't believe this rot!
lmfao
Me Here what about the video is stupid
@@mehere8038 But that's actually true lmao. We just need a little better technology.
@@dubbyy_ amounts of nitrogen on earth & venus are the same, there's no reason to remove any from Venus
Amounts of carbon and oxygen on earth & venus are the same, the difference is just that they're in gaseous form on venus. Removing anything screws the whole planet up! It was once earth like, to make it earth like again, we just need to add back the hydrogen that is light & has drifted off into space & then put the CO2 back into it's solid C & H2O forms & leave some of the oxygen free in the air.
Or to put it another way, if we build cloud cities there now with our current tech & retain all waste from all plants/crops we grow as charcoal or carbon fibre, then pretty soon the terraforming will begin happening anyway & the cloud cities that naturally float at the habitable altitude of earth like pressure & temperature, will slowly begin to float lower & lower until they touchdown on the surface & with the addition of hydrogen from a gas giant, we can make oceans with the excess oxygen.
Not that we would want to terraform anyway, since the planet takes 8 months to complete a single day cycle, so 4 months of dark, whereas in the clouds the winds act as artificial rotation giving a 4 earth day cycle & unlimited solar & wind power, with an always on industrial high pressure furnace below that we can lower things into to cheaply & easily create carbon fibre, diamonds etc etc without needing any fossil fuels to do it
This video's just ridiculous with it's removing CO2 in it's heaviest form before importing H2O in it's heaviest form & then ignoring that once the carbon's gone the forests aren't even possible, while it both exported & imported oxygen for no reason!
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“How it took hundreds of years to freeze hell…”
Good line.
Honestly very metal
Mars is easier to teraform it already has ice we need to melt it
How? It's easier to heat up than cool down, Mars is cold we need to do global warming to Mars put our CO2 current emmisions there it will help Mars have atmosphere and heat up melt the ice to a liquid water do the same thing bacteria CO2 feeding etc
This just reminds of the tf2 comics
@@cop9743 let's just terraform both! :D
@@neuratlas which one
1:26 Jesus lads that's the most violent execution of a Kurzgesagt bird yet.
Ikr! Literally mind blowing.
@@faroh267 Yep. His insides just went *POP*
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this should be a series of terraforming every planet in the solar system
Only Mars and sort of Venus are doable.
Saturn's moon of Titan is my top candidate. We could walk around on its surface right now if we could avoid freezing to death and with an oxygen mask.
Isaac Arthur already did this. Colonizing/terraforming every major noteworthy body in the solar system.
"How to terraform earth"
@@reignergaming1801 lmao this is what I think about whenever people start talking about terraforming another planet, like uh how about we "terraform" our own planet to how it was less then a hundred years ago first and then start planning about other planets
Yes
This will take a while and lots of work / injuries or casualties, but a planet without mosquitos? Worth it.
We got one. It's called the great indoor. 😅😅
Mosquitoes play a huge role in our ecosystem,they even balance the biggest parasite on Earth,Um Hoomans.
until we find something on venus a whole lot worse than mosquitos
@@AnOriginalBreakfast Hmm. Maybe we should keep a lookout for bees and hornets. 🐝🪲
Well, that’s a relief. I’d hate to have to terraform Venus SLOWLY.
We should just do it quickly
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You need to go fast?
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For real... you might have to settle for veneriforming Earth quickly. Fortunately we're going gangbusters on that one.
Yes because of the time taken it's not an ideal solution
that co2 moon will probably be used to make coke and other drinks
*Yeah... Probably...*
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Why cant people just drink water stop putting liquid cancer into your bodies because of hedonist tendencies
@@w.t.5136 silence health nerd
Why tho?
Thanks for the tutorial; can’t wait to try this out myself.
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No way bruh
DIY: How to terraform your own venus
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"Hey guys we have a problem with getting stuff into space cheaply"
Kurzesagt: 😏
“Might not be as hard as you think”
**Creates multiple planet-sized mirrors and harvests another planet's moon by flinging its contents across space**
Right!?
They need a grey goo to just farm oxygen from the crust
Yea the mirror is big problem Joe Scott covered it in a video
The easiest way is probably to find a large medorite made of calcium and shot it at the planet to fix the carbon levels and we can do the same thing for nitrogen though different elements.
Can't expect that teraforming planets will be easy
Ikr, like how harder can it be?
"Another obvious solution..." - proceeds to explain shooting ice back and forth between Venus and Europa lol
The moon still be a better place
This is THE BEST WAY! HOW DARE YOU INSULT THE ALMIGHTY ONE STANDING RIGHT THERE MAKING THESE VIDEOS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@10xyzYT this earth person said space people will think that the earth person will believe whatever the space person say's and I'm like u mean someone who studies Astro physics 🤨😑😐😣😭
Fuck Money
And earth people
He said y can't we turn earth back inta earff
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Moral of the story: Mass drivers are awesome, we should start building one today
Why today? Why not **right now?**
We need our own Vincent Harling.
I smell Reaper.
I don't think they are efficient in atmosphere with current technology, unless something changed from the last time we tried.
You know that guns can be considered mass drivers right? Lol
I'll be sure to keep this video in mind when I go about terraforming planets
"A slightly more ambitious future version of us could take this project on"
5 minutes later
"LETS CATCH A MOON"
well on a galactic scale it's basically just throwing some dust around which is basically the same as we're doing now (nothing)
The phrase "We froze hell and shipped in the oceans" just fills me with such hope for what future human civilizations could accomplish
Actually sounds a bit badass out of this video's context.
too bad we'll spend the rest of our time bickering about land, money and religion
@@theocff5842 Yeah... But that's what makes us human.
The fact that we're still killing each other senselessly doesn't really show promise to our civilisation, even if that means the venue has changed lol.
@@bk5265 senseless violence is a byproduct of sentience. One is not separable from the other
Honestly never thought about creating a moon to store resources. It gives me fun sci-fi ideas.
sometimes I have thoughts about making another moon on earth to lower the planet's gravity just a little bit so we could run faster, jump higher and etc, I know this idea have it's problems but it's something fun to think about
MiB 3 did it first although it's not resources. They presented Lunar Max, a max detention prison facility.
@@mtramos3727 but we'd only be doing those things relative to the new lower gravity, it would just be the new norm, rather than a superhuman ability, cool idea tho, an artificial moon
The Sun: I am dying and expanding
Humanity: Best time to Venus terraform
The Sun will only become a Red Giant when we're long gone anyway. The few hundreds to thousands of years of terraforming Venus is nothing compared to the time that the Sun will become a red giant..
@@CodyMappingwhen the sun dies we would have already travelled to another star system if it is possible
The Sun won't suddenly just become a red giant, it would gradually expand, making Venus unterraformable(i think i just made a new word) much earlier than The sun becoming a red giant.
But still Venus becoming completely hopeless would also happen after a really long time, giving humans enough time to maybe move Venus and Earth away.
If humans ever settle on Venus, I can see it happening like a 70,000 years earlier than Venus' complete inhabitability so after settling they would realise the problem at hand and would frantically try to move Venus away. Earth would also need to move by then due to gradual increase in temperature and maybe they would first move Venus as kind of a test project to see whether it is even possible and then move Earth as a bigger project.
hmm after much much much much longer, the Sun would implode, but by then maybe Humanity would have moved to another star system by then 🤷🏻♂️
Sun is going to burn off that atmosphere
My Manager: I want it Terraformed by tomorrow morning.
lmao true
Too true
Yesterday ! Is not done yet ?!
Before you go home!
I'm with your manager on this one
Kurzgesagt: "Terraforming Venus is easier than you think"
Also Kurzgesagt: "Lets move all the Ice from Europa to Venus"
Which only that work will take decades of years. Ez right?
Also lets make a bunch of mirrors that are the size of our planet, Ez right?
@@NotMichaelEither or just make rocket thurster to move venus to earth orbit
y DonT wE taKE BikIni boTtoM n PusH it SoMewhEre ElsE
@@NotMichaelEither the mirrors wouldn't need to be the size of the planet, placing one set closer to the sun means the size requirement decreases significantly
"it might be easier than you think"
*proceeds to talk about how insanely difficult it would be*
haha
But that's still easier compared to many other things :)
@@gabosacco7090 like what
@@r4hulrosh4n Terraforming Saturn...
@@r4hulrosh4n Dyson sphere
I love imagining people in the future watching while trying to terraform Venus like “wait, what did it say to do next?”
Kurzgesagt: "Terraforming Venus is easier than you think"
Kurzgesagt at the end of the video:
Well actually no
Wow mind blown, ( didn't know people where so, STUPID!)
@@slowrideen5852 wdym?
@@slowrideen5852 Where? Ironic, calling people stupid.
Imagine if you found the soviet venera probe
Almost impossible is better than completely impossible last time I checked.
Kurzgesagt: "Terraforming Venus just might be easier than you think!"
Narrator: "It wasn't."
Seriously. Mars seems a lot easier to terraform than Venus but unfortunately it’s gravity is too weak; an attribute that can’t be changed. A weak gravity is highly destructive to our bodies.
This kinda feels like an Oversimplified joke
@@aristocat3012 there trying to not oversimplify too many things!
@@budakhan79 I 100% agree but less gravity is bad spending 1 year in space equals having back pain for 10 years as a senior citizen Mars and Earth have a narrow travel window every two years and with current spacecraft technology it takes you 7 entire months to get the Mars and to colonize Mars for a small Outpost it needs a constant Supply of resources Parts nuclear Fuel and Crews from Earth and the Mars dust is much finer than Earth's dust which makes it able to get through with vents and sneak its way into the electronics and gears of all our machines and since it's very dry it's electrostatically charged which makes it stick to metal including the metal of space suits and the dust is made of very toxic pure chlorine salt's which makes it deadly I never do sunbathing on Mars surface for three years because you get 50 times the radiation you feel on Earth from UV rays x-rays gamma rays and cosmic rays no magnetic field equals that you'll be exposed to cosmic rays!
@@rogerm567 i thought the line "it wasn't" was making an Oversimplified joke, as that line was used in one of his videos. Oversimplified is a youtube channel.
I just realized: We could CHOOSE to not bring mosquitos to our new planet
Unless converged evolution kicks in and we have mosquitos again, even with way worse properties.
And bedbugs
The bastards will probably somehow smuggle themselves on the new planet
Some douchebag will probably bring some over anyways out of spite
actually all creatures in earth including insects and pests are useful to us,useful in the ecosystem
Thanks for tutorial. I had some issues with terraforming Venus but his guide helped me 👍
Kurzgesagt should do a guide on how to terraform the other planets in our solar system
Hey guy, first reply!
He just did
I believe they did a couple of them
How about terraforming sun :))
(Which is 100% impossible)
You need to touch grass
Bosses be like: Cool, I need it by Monday tho.
and professional workers be like. : ok boss you got it tomorrow :P
the next day boss : is it ready..
professional skilled employee : allmost ready sir. just some small piece of work is left :P
and cycle repeats :P but as i said. only professional employes can handle the stress of that work. awerage workers will be fired instantly :D
i saw this kind of dialogues executed in lots of real situations lots of times .
@@ahmetmutlu348 Too bad you cant be fired from commenting
@@ahmetmutlu348 thanks Ahmet this was truly inspirational
@@ahmetmutlu348 I just had a stroke reading this.
@@ahmetmutlu348 Damn bro I really felt that 😔
“We just need to dump a giant ice cube in the ocean every couple years”
Lol nice Futurama reference
Thus solving the problem once and for all
@@smith7602 ONCE AND FOR ALL.
I like how the best way to get rid of Venus's toxic atmosphere is to literally put it in the shade.
Kurzgesagt: It’s easier then you might think
Also Kurzgesagt: proceeds to name the hardest methods I’ve ever heard
I mean I would think it's impossible. I guess possible technically is easier then impossible
than*
It seems like the hardest method to you because you’re not a rocket scientist
💯💯💯
No, these are the easiest ones. The other ones require believing in the infinite power of technological progress - that is to say, waving a magic wand. How could you possibly change the rotation speed of Venus, for instance? The people who talk about those fantasies simply assume there will be future technology that makes it easy, but never seem interested in the details involved.
"probably easier than you think"
*is about exactly as hard as you'd think*
"it might be easier than you think". Proceeds to introducing a giant mirror...
A giant mirror is nowhere near as hard to make as you might think
@@briandiehl9257 lol be my guest
@@briandiehl9257 so you are saying this is viable. 🤔
@@briandiehl9257 a planet surface sized one how many accidents and factors do you think can happen why is just floating there there are so many factors
Horrible ideas
immediately recognized the space tether leitmotif 😭i love this channel and the music
This guy and his mass rails. Every solution was just "Shoot it into space." lmao
Yeeet the stuff 😂😂
lmao
💀 every video he finds a way to fit those rails in his solutions
That's how they deal with comic book villains that are too powerful
They're also proud of their tethers. At this point I think Kurtzgesagt just wants to yeet everything all over the solar system
every time i watch one of these i wish i was a rocket scientist
become one! Only willpwer is required, everything else you can learn. Im a dyslexic with adhd and about to finsih my master in planetary science. took me almost 9 years but its doable if you really want to.
Doesnt have much to do with terraforming tho
@@teekanne15 what do planetary scientists do?
@@teekanne15 well done man. It's what I constantly say, the only thing that is really needed is willpower. You're the perfect example of it.
BE ONE! NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE!!!!!!!
“It might be easier than you think”
It’s hundreds of times harder than I thought it would be
Exactly what I thought lmao
Right like brah
That would take SO much money 💰❗❗
And really time consuming, 200 years to just cool it down
@@fangier0 If you think about it, 200 years is only around 4 human generations.
@@CCABPSacsach I suppose, if you expect 50-year-olds to give birth.
Normal space travel: 3, 2, 1, Launch!
Kurzgesagt space travel: YEEEEEEEEET
“Hey look mom, a shooting star”
*All of a sudden the sun mirror cracks*
LOL
RUN
Hahaha, we can already map the postion of basically every astroid in our solar system. I think an advanced space aged civilization will be able to protect their expensive satellites from basically anything... *whispers* _except ourselves._
@@animagamer2 basically everything...
Exept a gamma ray burst that is
Nickle doesn't crack. I made space mirrors when i was 23.
A whole new meaning for “Quickly”.
Earth took about a billion years to turn in to something that could support any life, and another 3 billion years before it could have supported human life. Turning the hellhole that is Venus into something we can walk and breathe on in only a few thousand years is extremely expedient.
On a cosmological scale, it is.
A couple millennium as opposed to a couple billion years I’d say is pretty quick
In a humans perspective yes but to the universe that's nothing
@@naverilllang true, but it certainly isn’t an alternative to Mars. We already are moving plans forward to get to Mars within the next few years, a thousand might be a bit too long for our current purposes 😂
The bird saying, "This ain't it fam" is the best thing I've ever seen.
We need more videos with these little things. Like "yeeted" from the last video
omae wa mou shindeiru was better
When does a bird say that?
@@andrewparker318 5:57
@Dark Rider Oh I found it! 5:55
The fact that even after all that there would probably be people dening that venus was ever terraformed fills me with rage
“it’s not as hard as you might think”
proceeds to explain how you would need to terraform a whole planet
"You just need a bit of imagination".
It turns out to be just as hard I originally thought
@@Elviloh and also a global effort for many years, with no benefit to be seen in our lifetime.
@@imaverageatgamesbutimostly3431 and probably pointless because neither Venus nor Mars have a Magnetosphere.
7000 years later
Thanks for the easy tutorial, it really only took about 10 minutes to fully complete
lol
this is why we need the dislike button back, i cant tell if this is helpful or not but it looks like it is! also for me it took ~18 min cause im not so great at listening
Very easy, did it too.
hope they add this officially in the next update ngl
@@frequencyy Not really. I have an overlay that displays the dislike amount on a rough assumption. It's always not 100% spot on accurate but it does it job pretty well. The dislike counter is on 10k which is in a pretty good spot. Some may disagree that this might even ever come into practice but the majority of the audience do think that it is possible
"Freeze hell and ship in the oceans" one of the best sentences I've heard this year
metal
@Goro Amon ??
1:30 i wanna listen but this beat is. taking. control over me
Kurzgesagt: “It might be easier than you think”
Nasa: Well why didn’t you say so
CNSA; write that down, write that down.
Actuall nasa: * does a viruall class/ a video explaining in a happy little way why this will be a huge project for this great country and how it can't be done this days *
Isaac Arthur- a Dyson swarm would be far superior in every aspect.
@Kyle Griffin couldn’t the astronauts from Apollo 12, 14, 15 to 17 also see the earth from the moon?
Scientist have confirmed that we are still 1,000’s of years away from terraforming any planet. We simply do not have the technology. If anything we would terraform earth first before any other planet.
I can already imagine how future venus colonists will look back at this video and laugh so hard
I don't think that in 500 years anyone will
>implying we wont just live in o'Neill cylinders that can replicate earth 100%
Stop daydreaming and start working
@Abhi Prakash we can replicate the surface of earth preety well in those things ( make the seas / lakes as deep as we want) make mountains as big as we want them , make the ground etc .
There is no reason to terraform planets when we can just turn asteroids into o'Neill cylinders and it would give us way way more living space than a planet.
But i think we should pursue both terraforming and constructing habitats so that people who want to live in planets can choose to have that option
@Abhi Prakash yeah definitely and also rings habitats . I can imagine giant ring habitats around the gas giants and any planet and moon we cant terraform working as points of centers were o'Neil cylinders would be around.
Maybe a ring habitat around our moon to make it habitable
Rip birb who sacrificed himself to show us how hostile venus's surface is.
Respect to the camerabirb for filming all of this for thousand of years
@@Michael-he7jo I am genuinely disappointed in humanity because of you.
@@Michael-he7jo bruh
@@Michael-he7jo no
@@JustSomeFroit why are you woooshing him it isn't even a joke lol
6:37 This is some awesome music.
This did not sound easier than I imagined..
LFMAO this got me dead
@@riccosu3599 same
Its easy, just wait some next generations
@@mr_poopyheadpro2806 and somehow have impossibly good luck.
Sounds like the real answer is build a Dyson Sphere first
where can I buy tickets
Hello Mr. Checkmark
@@MonsterVP lmaooo
wasnt expecting gd players to be here
Soon this comment have more likes and more replies
Only for billionaires apparently
Remember: if you've got a problem, the solution is always *MASS DRIVERS*
cant you terraform just one part of the planet
@@hugochhoeu9204 not without a dome the atmosphere makes the temperature within a hundred degrees Celsius of its two extremes if it is thick enough to breath
And mirrors
That and duct tape
Also useful for fighting off alien flagships. Larger ones can cripple larger carrier flagships.
Tom and Mandy went home after school when they saw something on the street. It was a lady’s handbag. They found a name and phone number inside. They called the owner of the bag. They took the bag to her house, and she was very happy.
When it said “it’s not hard as you may think”, I believed them. Lol me.
I liked the part where they said you’d have to get rid of/bury all the ice and then bring in your own oceans and land
After watching this video I'm even more convinced that Mars is the right choice.
@@dislike__button Mars is just as hard and we could not fix the gravity problem. We don't got that gravity problem with venes. Also it may be possible to get venes rotation to speed up at the same time as removing the co2 with the mass drivers due to Newtens second law. It would take time thou. Of note the mirror thing is somthing we got the tech for now and it wouldn't take long the get the space industry for it.
@Aurelia It isn't hard in the same way that it isn't hard for me to build the Burj Khalifa myself with a fork. *Technically* it can be done provided infinite time and resources but that's just being ridiculous.
Kurzgesagt:"Europa has twice as much water as Earth's ocean"
Nestle:"Pack your things, we are leaving"
"breaking news : Europa disappeared in months
*destroys nestle with minimum and nukes*
I imagine Nestle investing in slingshots to mode ice from Europe
r/f**kNestle
Hey bro, which are his accents? Us or uk
Kurzgesagt in 2050: How to colonise the multiverse in five easy steps...
The TVA taking notes right now ✍️
Haha yes
Lol nice
That "five" destroyed the flow of the comment 😂
“here are the blueprints to the strongest colonizing rocket in the world, which you can make with materials from your own home”
First time here. this has a hitch hikers guide to the universe vibe. I love it.
Us: “Can we live on Venus?”
KURZGESAGT: “When Hell freezes over.. So here’s how you make that happen~”
Why are you a furry? That's a bit disgusting to me, dude.
@@TheRatLiker let them be whoever they want
@@TheRatLiker imagine giving a shit what a stranger enjoys
@@TheRatLiker Why do you like rats? That’s a bit disgusting to me, dude.
@@TheRatLiker Why are you judging people for the way they want to express themselves. That's a bit disgusting to me, dude.
best ever: "freeze the hell and ship in the oceans"
Yes great idea lol
@Goro Amon copy that
"How To Terraform Venus."
Thanks, I'll try it out.
let us know if it works
@Rasta Xde He was, but sadly internet connectivity hasn't reached there yet.
Disclaimer: Do not try this at home.
Kurzgesagt, thank you so much for all these tutorials.
Thanks for the guide. I was trying to find guides on terraforming, but didn't find any. You are a life saver, Kurzgesagt.
Isn’t it just avatar?
@@son-dr8ft that's a bit different.
It just seems like it
Remember; always salt your pasta, and do good. Plan to do good.
lol
"Seems like a waste of material, and could take too long."
Well, Kurzgesagt, you mined Mercury out of existence on the dyson sphere video, you can do it again
Edit: Sorry for missing the z in Kurzgesagt but I'm not german and we all know how complicated the name sounds for non german people. You all didn't have to make a whole argument about it in the replies.
@Alan and this is how languages degrade
@@vivaene language is a social construct intended to pass information from one human to another who gives a fuck if it “degrades” lol
@@theracter8976 hurr durr Ooga ooga chaka Maka
@@vivaene language???? It's a name. Kurz gesagt is actual language and I don't think the person who made the mistake speakes German and neither do you.
This is a great thread thanks youtube
"It might be easier than you think"
Me, after 10 Minutes: "No"
this is the most unfeasible video by them so far. I love the channel but when they casually make big assumptions like usable space tethers (from previous video: would be a big achievement all on it's own) the day/night thing also seems like it would be one of the hardest steps but they glossed over it honestly.
@@reixyz4852 There’s also the issue of casually removing a planet’s worth of CO2 from the surface. Would be better if they marketed themselves as science fiction with roots in physics.
Whoever does this to Venus can't even be classified as the same species as us at that point.
@Miles bruh what
@@reixyz4852 It wouldn't even be worth terraforming anything closer to the Sun than Earth, because of the sun becoming a red giant in a few billion years. I'd support these kind of ideas for places like Titan & Europa though.
When the mirrors for heating back Venus were mentioned, I immediately could see futures flatvenusians writing their first tweet 😂😂😂
"Europa, a moon of Jupiter has twice as much water as Earth's oceans"
Nestlé: I go to Europa
Coca cola: Did I hear Water???
The equivalent of U. S. finding oil
I don’t understand why people call nestle evil please tell me
@@Fruitsmymainispomgranates Massive deforestation, stealing water from native tribes, saying water shouldn't be a human right, quirks like that
Macross city colonies would be best sustainable space city and moveable
I'm just imagining someone a few hundred years into the future saying "who's fucking idea was it to bring mosquitoes to venus?"
ITS WAS ME!
Some men just want to watch the world burn...quite literally in this case
@@Another-Distortion you monster!
I would imagine future humanity would want to make venus a paradise filled with only life that is beneficial to humanity. It is named after the Roman goddess of beauty after all.
@@rugvedkulkarni1593 penguins everywhere
dang Venus’ atmosphere looking kinda sequestered and breathable 😳
This comment is making we want to be Venus's atmosphere
oh i hate this
@@JESUSWASAJUGGALO instructions unclear I now have a crush on Venus's atmosphere
@@sixela6 damn rn i would love to be crushed by venus' atmosphere, killing me instantly
@@JESUSWASAJUGGALO Tf
Earth: look at what they need to do to mimic a fraction of my hospitability
No kidding, it took billions of years to terraform earth the natural way
@@jakeweberzwier8655 And still it's _just_ barley habitable enough to harbor life.
Billions of years of natural terraforming VS Few thousands of years of artificial terraforming
that's an omniman reference isn't it
And we are destroying it, so we need a backup plan. Hey, destroying it is part of humanity's advancement.
“You sure you know how to do this?”
*”yeah I watched UA-cam 12 min tutorial”*
...from the archive of my great-great-great grandfather, around the 3rd millenium.
Sorry Neptune but you cant be transformed.
@@ME-vf8de sad
Just by watching Richard Branson and Jeff Bezos go into outer space makes me think this is where the rich folks will go once the earth is obsolete.
Xd
"You'll just have to wear a mask everywhere you go."
Oh boy, that's gonna go well.
Those who oppose won't live (literally)
Suffocation ain't pretty
They’ll get over it real fast, or they will no longer be our problem.
Just like on earth
I’ve mastered the art of the mask
Muh rights
I love how there are things like “People are poor and dying” and then there’s stuff like “What if Midas sneezed gold and ended the world?”
imagine this video was named: “DIY Venus Terraformation!”
Would be funny xdd
And imagine if it was made by 5 minute craft
DIY work for elon musk
lol
you forget (Quickly)
There’s something kind of terrifying about it.
The entire survivability of a terraformed Venus would completely depend on a bunch of man-made mirrors in outer space. If even the slightest accident occurs, everything on Venus straight up dies.
I don’t think I’d manage the existential terror of living there, to be honest.
I don't think anybody living there would even remenber about the mirrors existence for most of the time tho, they would be chill because they wouldn't even think about it.
And the chances of anything happening with them would be very low as well anyway
Then you REALLY don't want to think about how fragile life on Earth, where we all currently live, is...
Do you believe in gravity ?
If something did happen to the mirrors, it’s unlikely that Venus would instantly be ruined.
It took 100years to cool Venus down with mirrors, it’ll probably take 100years to heat back up.
Plenty of time to put new mirrors up.
If you do further reading you'll find this is not the case.
Can't wait for the "How to terraform a black hole" video to come out
A birch world... someday, my modded stellaris dream can become a reality...
It's funny but I think we could just build on top of a black hole bomb/generator since that already encloses it.
LOL!
Yeah. Great video. Nice thinking. But there is one problem. *The human population will peak at 11 billion people, then decrease.*
We will never need to colonize other planets.
@@AndreVictorGoncalves resources
The fact that this was 3 year ago makes me so sad because I am starting to miss being younger. I was in 6th grade when this video came out and now I'm a freshman
Same
Ok lil Timmy 😅 You're still young lol
If building a mirror larger than our entire planet as we know it is “easier than I think” than I clearly have no idea what easy means anymore
I think they should have used the word straightforward.
You could do it with good automation and a nice asteroid.
It's easier than you think. I guess 70% of the effort would be convincing world leaders to work together and have their commitment in terraforming the planet in the first place
Kurzgesagt - In a NUTTTTT shell
I think he means simple, idk haven’t watched the vid yet
"Europa has twice the amount of water as earth"
Nestle:
mine
Bueno.
fun fact: europa means europe in spanish
@@ThatGuy-th1kt its does?!?!?! WHAT DA??!?! HOW IS THIS POSSIBLE???!?!??!
Government suddenly says europa is gone! h o w s t r a n g e
"Terraforming Venus might be easier than you think."
>Proceeds to unveil theoretical ideas that make comic book supervillain plans sound like child's play.
huge solar mirrors are doable (although micro-asteroid collisions would be an interesting thing to avoid), mining tools/machines have been a thing for a while, matter drivers are possible, and so are those space slings. the biggest obstacle is money / capitalism imo
"it would take hundreds of years", also hundreds of tonnes of mining equipment, space mirrors and mass drivers construction around a different planet..
So why wait to start on mars afterwards?
The most preposterous sci-fi ever made sounds way more realistic than the solutions suggested here
Aliens from another solar system: "the guys here really like slingshots"
Alien: Don’t know why, always liked the solar sling better
Humanity: "Ahahaha, let me shooow you its features!"
The whole thing is ridiculous.
@@tarstarkusz kind of, but not really
@@netherwolves3412 Nah, very much really. You may as well invoke magic.
"When will Venus be terraformed?"
"When Hell freezes over."
AND YET it's easier than Mars. lmao
Way to motivate people, bruh 😑
@@baooquoc1501 it's literally the hottest and one of the coldest planets in our solar system, did you really think it was possible to turn it into earth 2: electric Boogaloo
The funny thing is that Hell is already frozen, if you consider Cocitus 😁
Don’t think some people here understood the joke
Imagine if it turned out that the first life form on Earth was artificially put here by aliens in an attempt to form the planet to their needs, but they subsequently went extinct due to their efforts coming too late. I could totally see humanity doing this to another planet.
ikr
Sounds like your aliens got covid. Or came from Venus...
theres actually a theory like this involving mars populating earth before there planets core died...
@@39ilawis dude, imagine if they WERE from venus, and we just keep going back and forth, terraforming each other, dying out, re-evolving, then terraforming the other again.
Or they are waiting for the right time to come back to earth. We better prepare lol.
To terraform Venus, reach for the skies,
Yet within the earth, true peace lies.
Before we shape distant spheres to suit,
Let nature’s roots guide our pursuit.
I would pay unspeakable amounts of money for a game creatively directed by Kurzgesagt similar to spore wherein you start as a small creature slowly unlocking traits until you gain sentience, then on to civilization-builting, and finally galactic dominion... I know the scope of such a game would be nearly impossible, even for triple-A studios and companies, but one can always dream...
Eh it’s possible. If you add a automatic function and a potentially speed up function.
But it’s possible due to some games literally the size of a galaxy and multiplayer exist.
Spore's concept definitely needs a modern redo with a focus on realism instead of cutesy dances and googley eyes
Not exactly what you are asking for, but the game Dyson Sphere Program is a factory builder game that is very satisfying and reminds me a lot of Kurzgesagt when I play it.
civ 6 but better and with birbs
I love spore
TED-Ed: Hey, wanna build a wooden skyscraper?
Kurzgesagt: Hey, wanna terraform Venus?
Combine them: Hey, wanna build a wooden skyscrapper that doesn't affect earth badly? Plant some tree on Venus and use them.
I've watched both videos, and tought wooden skyscrapper won't be built much because building each would cost forests.
(edit: correcting spelling mistakes and adding the second part)
The aliens on venus when the temperature drops to freezing and the sky starts falling down 👁️👄👁️
"What the fuck is going on?"
"Ok then let's teraform earth into venus now!"
Didn’t expect to see you here, Horizon!
The Tomorrow War 🤠
Why are you every where!?
👁👁👄👁👁
About the CO2, I read someone else suggesting to use to make a ring system for Venus it would provide a nightlight especially since Venus nights are so long.
Everyone's gangster until a meteor hits the glass
Shooting stuff with mass drivers is pretty much the solutions to any and every problems.
Asteroid? Mass drivers.
Need supplies? Mass drivers
Cosmic horror showing up? Motherfucking mass drivers.
@@Ravenshaw123 Not realistic solutions though
@0 FQuartz 0 Mass drivers aren’t realistic. Even without an atmosphere, the escape velocity of mercury is 4.3 km/s. This is a minimum velocity. These speeds can’t realistically be achieved in tubes consistently, their is too much power demand, not to mention friction and accurately launching mass onto another planet.
@@Ravenshaw123 Reduce Velocity? Mass drivers Reversed!
@@CramcrumBrewbringer Need more Velocity? *PUT THE MASS DRIVERS ON MASS DRIV-*
The disappointment of realizing you won't live long enough to even witness Venus cool down is more bitter than dark chocolate
Who knows synthetic organs are being produced we may be able to atleast see the progress or possibly even immortality might be possible by the year 2040
There have been recent advancements in reversing aging at the beginning of 2021. Once human testing results come in (granted, probably not substantial results for 20 years to application) you may well love long enough to at least see a longer age)
@@Mig23mld. A longer life also comes with grave cultural consequences. Human society is already struggling with the speed of cultural change, and older people are known to have a tendency to not be able to keep up with that rate of change. This limits our adaptability, which means it limits our ability to solve global crises - as already evidenced by the climate change crisis. We would at least have to change our way of education, extending it from only educating our children to life-long education, e.g. at some defined time intervals. The next problem would be the degradation of our brain while aging. As we get older our brain decreases in its ability to form new connections between neurons (called neuroplasticity), which manifests as a decrease in learning ability and ability to adapt to new situations. It might be possible that gene therapy could help to reduce these effects of aging. And finally there is the amount of mental damage accumulated over a life time. Not everyone has a happy life on earth. Some experience horrible things and are scarred forever, some turn bitter after harsh disappointments, and some simply never reach a stable mature personality. Currently our society chooses that it can afford to ignore those people to a certain extent, because sooner or later they die and the individual problem they pose for society vanishes anyway. The assessment of this tradeoff will certainly change with expanded life spans, giving mental health and psychotherapy much more importance. We don't even know what effects a much longer life span would have on our society, but - as illustrated - they aren't necessarily positive and can pose a variety of new problems that we need to think about.
Personally, I think death is both a curse and a blessing, because it also guarantees that things can change over time as no one is able to exert his power indefinitely. And it's also a lesson in humility, because it can teach us to cherish the life time that we have, make the most of it, and be content when it ends. It's the acceptance of the finiteness and limited influence of our existence that can be a valuable lesson.
@@danielh.9010 Very nice comment mate, exactly what I've been thinking. Nonetheless, I imagine it to be spectacular being immortal and having the abilty to see and experience more than any other human in the past ever could. The world has so much more to discover than I am able to in my estimated remaining 60 years. We humans work and grow old, and after retiring, we are too old for a lot of exiting things to do. It makes me think sometimes.
@@MindForgedManacle nice cope but thats only gonna be for billionares. Lets get real
“The only thing that’s stopping it is our imagination.” Mate that is not the *only* thing that’s stopping it.
M8
O come now all we need is 5 giant mirrors, 4 sets of Planetary scale MAC batteries, 3 planetary scale Huck systems the a few thousand Mega sized Mining Rigs capable of digin trough entire mountains of ice harder than Tank Armour grade steel, 500-1000 years of Peace where almost all of humanity works together on this project, the monetary equivalent of 100 years of the current GDP of the USA, and a few billion tones of bio engenierd bacteria, easy stuff!!
......at least compared to the Sh*t storm that would be unleashed the moment I comes time to choose who gets to have a piece of the planet....
@@anarchyandempires5452 getting cyanobacteria isn't difficult at all...plus by increasing temp by a bit we would be able to take the ice out with comparative ease.
@@TML0677 you're not wrong
M8 if there's a rule you don't like, get rid of it
*proceeds to float off the ground, into space, never to be seen again*
Now i have my plans for next weekend
Kurzgesagt: How to terraform Venus quickly.
Also Kurzgesagt: It will take a few thousand years.
Me: Time to upload my concious to the internet.
It's crazy quick when you consider that similar changes on earth took hundreds of millions of years.
that would just be copying it, you would still be dead.
@@oceandrop7666 But at least you live on! :D
@@PsRohrbaugh True, but not lifetime quick sadly.
@@BetoNetwork You don't though, it's like your twin lives on. That's not you.
"how to turn venus into earth after we turn earth into venus"
This is the most underrated comment I've seen yet
@@jabjab2286thanks
@@jabjab2286 thanks strong owl man
The sad thing is that your right the earth is really starting to become venus… just slowly
@@guitarrobot9056 slowly...it like what 30 years before climate changes becomes catastrophic, how much longer really is it (obviously not to the point of Venus that was a joke)
A scientist's dream is an engineer's nightmare. Already imagining the calculations lol
Ah, wonderful. Imagine that the slightiest error could end Earth
There are many engineers that enjoy the challenge of working with multiple disciplines, you know....
As one of those engineers - that mindset of yours is not great for your career :)
You think this is bad for engineers? Economists are crying themselves to sleep watching this
@@Anonymos185 Economists and politicians should just shut up and go make food or collect other garbage.
@@EnchWraits Spoken like a person, who has never given a thought to what exactly prevents the foundations of his reality from collapsing in on itself.
You may not notice when the economical sector does it's job but TRUST ME, you would notice if it didn't
Aliens lock their doors when they drive past earth