Don't forget The James Webb Space Telescope. With its spectroscopy it will be able to detect photosynthesis and oxygen on planets outside our solar system if its there. That means it will be able to detect life on distant planets. If life is detected, that could launch the first ever multi generational interstellar space race, even if it doesn't involve humans going at first.
I think we'll be using probes/drones for a long time yet in that regard. Something this video doesn't mention is they've been having some trouble in testing with the human response to prolonged space travel, for just the planned mars missions. To a whole other system would be even tougher. Its a one way trip, leaving the planet and swift support of your species, forever. That includes Mars until our technology is much better. Which is tough on any sane human. Even if we detect something with web it'll be a case of beaming a message over which will take so many decades or centuries to get there and then another few decades or centuries for the response. If there is one, no way to say if its intelligent life we might be detecting. We would likely send a probe anyway even though it might take 5 lifetimes. Space, just the galaxy is incompressible big. One of the proposed explanations to the fermi paradox as well. In that space is so big few species ever even try to explore and colonize it. If as fast as light is truly the limitation then its understandable.
I remember when India sent a probe to space. The cost was half the amount Real Madrid paid for Gareth Bale. This means that Real Madrid could have bought a less talented player and could have also sent a probe to space. Edit: I wrote this comment, went to sleep, woke up this morning and arguments abound. Amazing. Anyway I like space, Real Madrid is not my team but I respect them, and Gareth Bale is amazing.
I'm honestly not so sure. They would live an incredibly leisurely and relaxed life compared to all but the richest in our society. They would probably consider us fools with fancy toys.
and you find that the asteroid that crashed was containing highly advanced humans who destroyed their planet and had to flee but they crashed here and lost all their tech
Damn, now i can't stop thinking about what it would've been like to encounter Antarctica as a Pacific Islander, it would be the opposite of the environment you're used to. Surely would've been seen as significant to them, maybe those who find themselves near the icy shores would think they are dead, that this is some sort of hellish frozen afterlife.
They never would've been able to make it sadly. The Southern Ocean is hellish, mostly because after New Zealand there is no more land til antarctica. That means the winds and ocean currents get extreme. Pacific Islanders were prolific navigators and incredible sailors, but their ships just wouldn't stand a chance.
@@gingerlyglasses444 Oh lord, my huge reply got eaten by goddamn fucking youtube. Sigh. Let me summarize it: We have proof they reached South America, but it is doubtful they reached Patagonia, at least from sea. On the other side of the pacific, we obviously know the Maori flourished in New Zealand, but recent archaelogical evidence shows proof of visitation by Polynesians in the Auckland Islands, which are at 50 degrees S. Since modern measurements, Antarctic sea ice has been as far north as 55 degrees S, which is very close. And due to things like the little ice age, which is mostly associated with Europe but actually has some evidence of wolrd wide effects, it's very possible it extended much further in cool periods. Finally, a legendary Polynesian explorer Ui-te-Rangiora from the 7th century has oral tales passed down that mention ""a place of bitter cold where rock-like structures rose from a solid sea". That would be pretty huge evidence they made it at least to the sea ice, and possibly antarctica itself...If it werent for the problems translating and interpreting oral folklore and the inherent problems with trusting it as describing actual reality. You would imagine the idea had to come from somewhere though, so the idea of a frozen sea wasn't foreign to them. I still highly doubt that they could've made it to the continent, but it's clear from the research I just did that they got further south than I ever knew. The old nicknames for the ocean at those latitudes are the "Roaring Fourties", the "Furious Fifties", and the "Screaming Sixties" because of how terrifying they can be, but at the very least we have some solid proof they made it into the start of the 50s, and possibly further!
I remember when NY Times mocked India on it's Mars Mission with a cartoon showing an Indian with a cow knocking the door of elite people of space race. Later apologized as India became the first nation to reach Mars orbit on it's maiden attempt.
Despite so many other things going wrong the last two years, the fact that the James Webb Telescope launched and is so far deploying properly is one of the best things happening. I am really excited for whatever they end up discovering through it.
I'm going to be honest, I missed the first space race by about 3 decades, but I am SO looking forward to the exciting explorations of our species in the 2020s! Let's just remember to keep them civil and war-free.
Honestly, I am more interested in radical life extension. But then again, why not combine the two. That way, I can have a toast with friends on a space station around Jupiter in a thousand years or so.
You'll be happy to hear that all space agencies and astronauts, regardless of country (except for China, I think), work together. They are more interested in science than politics.
“Saying there is no life in the universe because we haven’t found any evidence is like going to the beach and scooping up a glass full of water, and saying ‘there are no whales in this ocean'" - Dexter
Good thing no one is saying there is no life in the universe. Everyone is saying there is NO EVIDENCE of life in the universe (outside of Earth, obviously).
@@chaybag You're misunderstanding the analogy. The "ocean" here isn't just a teeny tiny planet, it's the entire universe. A planet is just the "glass of water"
Think about it for a moment...space is to us, what earth was to our ancestors at some point. For the most part of the human history, people have pondered about the vastness of earth, the same way we today ponder about the vastness of space! I bet some would've even believed that Earth is infinite! Isn't it amazing that we happen to live exactly at a point in time when the whole world has been mapped! We've all seen images of the earth from above, and most of us have even flown above the clouds and gazed downwards! Imagine if you had spawned at a time when no one knew anything... RealLifeLore, god bless you for your thought-provoking videos! I have been watching your videos since the very first day you made your first upload! Keep up the good job!
@@randomdude7932 our ancestors didn’t fight against intelligent civilizations when they were the first to arrive on the lands they discovered. Instead they fought against giant sloths, lizards, mammoths, saber toothed cats, and other megafauna of the strange new lands they found
It never ceases to amaze me how humans went from huddling around a fire in caves as predators waited around every corner, to completely and utterly dominating the food chain and landing on other planets.
I wish more people were interested in space cause to understand space we really need to zoom out from ourselves and focus on things that doesnt really mean anything in day to day lives but serves a greater purpose in the long run cause it takes a lot of time and money to send things into space and when we consider all the possibilities there is for human beings doesn't it sound kinda dumb that we are still fighting over things that in the long run wont do us any good in any way but still we gotta remind ourselves that we are living in the most peaceful time in human history so be grateful that not only you but the whole human species has reached this far after so many countless sacrifices made in the name of science, it was not an easy journey for humans to make but finally we have established the foundation and are making progress towards a better future for us all and the future generations as well but we still have a long way to go and remember that there is nothing greater than serving and dying for the sake of humankind as a whole( and yes there are still many many bad things happening all over the world and we WILL have to deal with them sooner or later but I think that we are making good prgress) Edit: oh and love from 🇮🇳
Agreed, but gotta save the planet and ourselves first before we can properly focus on the long run in space, or even make sure we can reach that point lol, cos we won't without a sustainable earth.
“The nitrogen in our DNA, the calcium in our teeth, the iron in our blood, the carbon in our apple pies were made in the interiors of collapsing stars. We are made of star stuff”. -Carl Edward Sagan
Laws of physics serve as the rules that make life possible, because if not then why have a universe at all it would just be a string of atoms with no meaning to them whatsoever. Removing any of the laws makes life most likely impossible. Without gravity how will your cells connect. It seems that the universe somehow is designed to require conscious organims if only to experience the otherwise lifeless universe
It’s crazy how much humanity has progressed, the fact that we are having this kind of discussion today about mars exploration and etc.. is like a science fiction scenario in the 80s or 70s. We really are in the future
@@blakeb9964 progress is exponential it proofs there aren't any more intelligent lifeform than human in the galaxy if there were we could have detected there ADVANCed technology
im speechless, i fell sorry for those who don't believe space exists and/or we've been to the moon. Our biggest accomplishments they willfully throw away due to a conspiracy.
There's not many times where I feel hope for humanity, but this progress is no doubt one of those moments. Guess I'll boot up TNO and start a Glenn run instead of going to class!
That's because you were raised in a nihilistic generation that only views humanity as something destroying the world rather than the reality that we will not only save it, but eventually we will have the capability to make it better than it ever could have been.
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Thank you for the video! Graduating early this decade with goals of working in a space company made this video even more enriching to me! What a time to be alive!
Upcoming missions of ISRO..... 1st Uncrewed Gaganyaan test flight in July 2022. Aditya L1 solar observation mission by mid of 2022. Chandrayaan-3 lunar lander mission by Aug 2022. 2nd Uncrewed Gaganyaan test flight by 2022-23. Gaganyaan Mission by 2023. Lunar polar exploration mission(With JAXA) by 2024. Mangalyaan ll Mars mission by 2024. Shukrayaan Venus Orbitor mission by Dec 2024.
Some day navigating our solar system might be like navigating our oceans, and I am very exited for that day. Even if I wont be around to see it, I will at least see the crucial beginnings of an era to change the human race forever.
I am so excited and hopeful that the Dragonfly and JUICE programs go through. Titan and the icy Galilean moons are some of my favorite places in the universe and I cannot wait for us to get way more detailed data on them.
Insanely exciting. Only regret is that we'll never see humans truly become an interplanetary species with proper cities and colonies on Mars and so on, but it is truly exciting times. Unless, of course, we somehow become immortal.
Depends of what you mean by immortal. In our lifetime we probably will create an ai that advanced enough to mimic a person behavioral pattern (not replicating it). If you create an ai that its behavior its behavior its practically identical to your behavior (99.99%),your body maybe died but your thoughts (or soul) quite literally lives on.
@@TheoDaJunk Atheists and conspiracy theorists shouldn't be related, religious and conspiracy theorists should, atheists are more likely to be scientifically minded and aren't egotistical enough to believe there is no micro organisms on other planets.
Great video, I am quiet surprised you spoke about the first rocket made in Germany during ww2, not a lot of people talk about because it was made by the Nazis.
@beacon Of hope "Human nature to rip each other apart" The human man said as he texted on a device made by humans, on a chair made by humans, in a house in a town in a nation all created by humans traded with commerce made by humans. Those evil humans. The only species to create medicine and care for animals which in no way benefit them. The only ones to begin generating more energy than they consume. Those dastardly twirly mustache humans who have sailed the oceans, gone to space, and even created literal rules for conflicts that arise. Humans aren't evil, but this "oh everything sucks, humans suck" attitude the world has these days is.
@@spiffygonzales5899 he ain't exactly wrong here Infact he is quite right. Now you mentioned some good points too, however got to remember that good and evil always exist.
@beacon Of hope Nuclear energy has the potential to end the energy crisis and everything else you mentioned was a product of it's time. I'm not stating that every single thing humanity has done is good, I'm stating that humanity has done far more good than bad. We've powered far more homes with uranium than we've ever destroyed. More lives have been saved due to human ingenuity than are lost because of it. The ONLY outlier the environment and even then every year we're improving and eventually we'll be able to reverse that as well. The ISSUE is people like you who hate humanity because you're either oblivious to all the good that goes on in the world that you take for granted or you're too ignorant to care. People like you who think that somebody else is the problem and that somebody else needs to fix it are the ones preventing progress. If you GENUINELY think humanity is a problem look at yourself. If you think you're a shitty person, change. If you think you're a good person, try to do better anyway. THATS progress. THAT is what moves humanity forward. Not this self loathing, hateful rhetoric about how the whole of a group should be judged by odd outliers, regardless of the circumstances surrounding them. What kind of logic is that anyway? "Oh yeah I COULD improve my own life as well as the lives of others but boohoo some random mustachio in the 40s." No, humans are a positive force in the universe. And the fact that your life is so good that you can sit there and text on a device people could have only speculated on only one hundred years ago to complain about how horrible things are is proof of that fact.
NASA's new space station is gloriours as well . We are amazed and keen to see a new design and the new facilities it will offer and how it will help private company like blue origin to make them there space hotel.
Oh boy. I love space and missed a lot of these interesting news! With other people going to the space other than the US, it gives more motivation to join the Race. This actually makes me want to play Kerbal Space Program again.
I would have been squealing with delight while watching this if it wouldn't have been so weird. So excited. Me as a little kid would have so very thrilled to know all this was coming.
Hopefully all this exploration will lead us to working better together as a species rather than working hard to define why we are different and so must be driven apart
Totally. She would laugh at us putting emphasis on ideas like “first person of color” on the moon…but she would definitely be proud, in spite of our strange quirks.
Great video! Tiny nitpick though, at 0:47, you mapped all the islands which were first discovered during the European age of discovery, but you forgot Bermuda - which was discovered in 1503 and first inhabited in 1609.
Seeing shit like this makes me so happy, we're watching literally history in the making. Not just the next season of inter-human conflict but literally history for all mankind.
I think one of the most exciting things that will hopefully come in the next decade or two are nuclear powered ion propulsion systems. I know the Russians are working on TEM and I think the US and China have their own plans also. With far greater efficiency, these rockets could go far further far faster. I hope to see ion propulsion rockets in orbit around earth, and we only use chemical rockets to get cargo to low earth orbit and then ion propulsion can take it to deep space.
That tech is only going to be for lighter unmanned probes for the next few decades. It’s a great way to go a lot faster, but it accelerates at a much lower rate than current chemical rockets do.
@@GoatPopsicle The lower rates of acceleration is a nonissue if its for long hall flights. Obviously it can't lift something off the earth. But for, say, moving something from earth orbit to moon orbit, or earth orbit to mars orbit I think it is very promising. I also think if things like DS4G or VASIMR come to fruition with a thermonuclear reactor to power it then it could definitely be used for heavy cargo.
@@aguywithanopinion8912 the scale up in power and efficiency for those kinds of missions, is still decades away from overtaking chemical rockets. We will get there one day for sure, but it’s going to be a a long slog to get there.
@@GoatPopsicle well the Russians plan to launch TEM in 2030. Although I guess the chances of that actually happening are slim-to-none. So you're quite possibly right.
And ironically SpaceX is the only US space company to actually do orbital tourism so far, even though it's just a side business. Blue Origin has yet to put anything in orbit.
Musk: "Full autopilot will be available in 2017" ->Statement from 2015 Using the convertion from "Elon-Time" to normal time that would be ~2040. They never navigated something outside of GPS range.
i hope that the first alien we met is friendly, we are not still ready yet for any possible alien invasion, human technology is still not that strong enough for it
Love your content! I would like it even better if you speak a little more slow. Its so fast and so packed with information I cant listen and relaxing at the same time haha
We sure have gone a long way since 1922. Imagine 100 years ago nobody would’ve believed what we’re doing today is possible. I can’t imagine the next 100 years what the possibilities will be.
I'm trying to become licensed as an Aerospace Engineer. I can't wait to be part of the process to colonize mars! We should plant a flag on it and rename mars to the "USA 2"
It's about time...during the Golden Age of Space Travel (60s) people were so excited about having in the future (a few decades or so later) space colonies in orbit or on the moon and maybe even on Mars (it was thought that surely by 2000 or so we'd figure out how to get there and back without TOO much risk/expense). But as it turns out...we haven't even so much as been back to the moon in 50 years :(
There isnt anything about the moon worth going for anymore. We know more about its surface than the depths of our own ocean, we know what its made of and we know roughly how it came to be. Its not worth going back there.
I fear that this video won't age well... The space industry is plagued with postponed deadlines, and I personally don't expect us to see anyone on the moon or Mars again until post 2030. I hope I'm wrong though.
There is good reason to expect NASA to land a lander on the moon with Space X in the next few years. It all depends on the progress of Starship in Texas which may seem slow to some, but their progress could quickly accelerate with a successful orbital flight.
Great video but you really should have included the James Webb telescope. That thing is going to revolutionize what we know about the universe. I believe they’re also already planning and/or developing an even better telescope than that to launch in the 2030s.
0:05 "set out on the greatest odyssey of exploration ever yet known." Interestingly, the red fox travelled almost as far as we did for most of our history. Beginning in Hungary 2-3 million years ago (about the same time the ancestors of humans, australopithecus afarensis, began spreading and began to show the first subtle early signs of behavioral modernity), the red fox spread throughout nearly all of the area of every country in Eurasia, crossed the Bering Strait twice long before humans did it even once and spread to almost all of North America, made it to every major island of Japan, and even went to many islands even deeper in the ocean, such as Cyprus and Mallorca in the middle of the Mediterranean and even the incredibly inhospitable Baffin Island in Canadian Nunavut, Nova Scotia, as well as almost all of North Africa. They are one of the few large animals to thrive in the Arabian desert. These are extremely adaptable, curious, intelligent and tough social animals. It is only quite recently in human history that humans caught up with the foxes, only in the last 20,000 years or so. It's a little embarrassing, but even at the time when humans created the incredible cave art at Altamira, 36,000 years ago, the red fox was a much better explorer than we were. Look at us now. I wonder who the greatest explorer will be in another 36,000 years. Will it be humans? A true AI super-intelligence? Genetically modified bonobos that escaped a lab and took over civilization after humans got mostly wiped out by a plague? Genetically modified human-red fox hybrids that got placed in mech-suits with opposable thumbs by over-ambitous human scientists, bringing to life the demented dreams of a lonely and rich madman from the 22nd century Furry cosplay subculture, unintentionally leading to a second sentient species emerging to join humans first as a wrongfully enslaved lab species, later as full participants in the capitalist economy, and eventually founding nations of their own on Mars, competing with human space colonization efforts? Who knows. Nature is amazing.
Do any of you remember when RRL used to do Reunited Videos? If you are reading this RRL, then maybe consider making one more of those videos? It would be awesome.
1903 When a Guy with a seemingly impossible dream created a revolutionary invention that changed the course of Human Exploration 2021 - December 25, literally 118 Years after the discovery of flight. We launched the Largest Space Telescope witnessed in Human History. In just the span of a century and almost 2 decades, We went from flying in the Sky to Exploring the Space. Its very praise worthy Imagine what would we do in the next decade, or the next century.. Would we be colonizing planets?
With all the conflict that's happenig right now, these are the things that give me hope. In a world filled with misery and uncertainty, it is a great comfort to know that, in the end, there is light in the darkness.
It's wonderful how much humans have progressed..... Since the beginning of humanity, man believed in superstitions, rituals, and in many religions, moon is considered like God. Today, man has stepped his own feet on that moon man earlier used to worship Humanity progressing is just amazing
When is space going to turn a profit for things other than propaganda and tourism? Can we get minerals or anything else we actually need from space? Energy from space in particular would be nice. Especially the energy necessary to fuel rockets to get into space to get the fuel. This needs to be our number one priority when it comes to space exploration because otherwise, any resources we spend on space exploration are ultimately a drain on our economy. Star Trek is still fiction. We need a real world reason to go to space that isn't based on fiction or "ooh, pretty" Last time the U.S. went to the Moon, the goal was to flex that we were stronger than the Communists. Nobody cares about that anymore, which is why there's been no reason for us to go back to the Moon. There still isn't. It's a bunch of dust and rocks up there which aren't substantially different from the dust and rocks we've already got.
I don't have a source, so it could be BS, but read somewhere the space funding is one of the most profitable investments the US government has had. How much of our infrastructure is dependent on satellites? But you're right on the moon, we haven't gone back because it's not profitable (yet). I do think it's worth an investment though. The tech needed to make living in harsh extraterrestrial environments possible is likely tech that can be utilized in other ways to make life better in general on Earth.
I'm just wondering just how the players that are planning that ambitious space projects would respond about the question that is about theirs plans about how to improve the live on this planet.
Musk, is planning on sending a manned crew to Mars in ~4 years, eh? I guess he has solved the problem of having an entirely closed loop environment habitat which can last at least 2 years. Good luck to him.
$100 billion is a lot. And considering the 3 governments have had no reason to expand human colonization up until recently, there’s a good chance for SpaceX.
What a grand video. I can think of no nobler purpose than to explore our own solar system. It belongs to all of us, every human can share in this grand exploration.
Don't forget The James Webb Space Telescope. With its spectroscopy it will be able to detect photosynthesis and oxygen on planets outside our solar system if its there. That means it will be able to detect life on distant planets. If life is detected, that could launch the first ever multi generational interstellar space race, even if it doesn't involve humans going at first.
I can't wait to see what that puppy will do once it begins collecting data this summer.
Surprised it escaped a mention
I think we'll be using probes/drones for a long time yet in that regard. Something this video doesn't mention is they've been having some trouble in testing with the human response to prolonged space travel, for just the planned mars missions. To a whole other system would be even tougher. Its a one way trip, leaving the planet and swift support of your species, forever. That includes Mars until our technology is much better. Which is tough on any sane human.
Even if we detect something with web it'll be a case of beaming a message over which will take so many decades or centuries to get there and then another few decades or centuries for the response. If there is one, no way to say if its intelligent life we might be detecting. We would likely send a probe anyway even though it might take 5 lifetimes. Space, just the galaxy is incompressible big. One of the proposed explanations to the fermi paradox as well. In that space is so big few species ever even try to explore and colonize it. If as fast as light is truly the limitation then its understandable.
Also, let's not forget NASA's Mars robotic sample return this decade
Man I can't wait!!!
I remember when India sent a probe to space. The cost was half the amount Real Madrid paid for Gareth Bale. This means that Real Madrid could have bought a less talented player and could have also sent a probe to space.
Edit: I wrote this comment, went to sleep, woke up this morning and arguments abound. Amazing.
Anyway I like space, Real Madrid is not my team but I respect them, and Gareth Bale is amazing.
so soccer is more pricey than even space travel.
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Imagine travelling back in time and being able to explain to the earliest humans what life is like in this day and age.
What a time to be alive!
Hold onto your papers
or just go to north sentinel island
Yeah, if you enjoy pandemics and WW3.
I'm honestly not so sure. They would live an incredibly leisurely and relaxed life compared to all but the richest in our society. They would probably consider us fools with fancy toys.
and you find that the asteroid that crashed was containing highly advanced humans who destroyed their planet and had to flee but they crashed here and lost all their tech
RLL really is a great channel. I discovered it while “participating” in my online classes. This is very good content. Keep it up
At least you can still say you used the time for learning!
Man....
Damn, now i can't stop thinking about what it would've been like to encounter Antarctica as a Pacific Islander, it would be the opposite of the environment you're used to. Surely would've been seen as significant to them, maybe those who find themselves near the icy shores would think they are dead, that this is some sort of hellish frozen afterlife.
They never would've been able to make it sadly. The Southern Ocean is hellish, mostly because after New Zealand there is no more land til antarctica. That means the winds and ocean currents get extreme. Pacific Islanders were prolific navigators and incredible sailors, but their ships just wouldn't stand a chance.
@@Tinil0 would they encounter larger ice past that point as well?
@@gingerlyglasses444 Oh lord, my huge reply got eaten by goddamn fucking youtube. Sigh. Let me summarize it:
We have proof they reached South America, but it is doubtful they reached Patagonia, at least from sea. On the other side of the pacific, we obviously know the Maori flourished in New Zealand, but recent archaelogical evidence shows proof of visitation by Polynesians in the Auckland Islands, which are at 50 degrees S. Since modern measurements, Antarctic sea ice has been as far north as 55 degrees S, which is very close. And due to things like the little ice age, which is mostly associated with Europe but actually has some evidence of wolrd wide effects, it's very possible it extended much further in cool periods.
Finally, a legendary Polynesian explorer Ui-te-Rangiora from the 7th century has oral tales passed down that mention ""a place of bitter cold where rock-like structures rose from a solid sea". That would be pretty huge evidence they made it at least to the sea ice, and possibly antarctica itself...If it werent for the problems translating and interpreting oral folklore and the inherent problems with trusting it as describing actual reality. You would imagine the idea had to come from somewhere though, so the idea of a frozen sea wasn't foreign to them.
I still highly doubt that they could've made it to the continent, but it's clear from the research I just did that they got further south than I ever knew. The old nicknames for the ocean at those latitudes are the "Roaring Fourties", the "Furious Fifties", and the "Screaming Sixties" because of how terrifying they can be, but at the very least we have some solid proof they made it into the start of the 50s, and possibly further!
@@Tinil0 Are yes "summarised"
@@Tinil0 But they did make it, even from as far away as Hawaii
The curiosity to discover what's out there, is what keeps mankind going. Love from 🇮🇳
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@@UnkownUA-camr286 have you ever seen your mom?
@@UnkownUA-camr286 u r commenting under his channel...that says a lot..
@@UnkownUA-camr286 5 million people disagree with you, lmao.
Love from 🇺🇸, looking forward to seeing Gaganyaan!
I remember when NY Times mocked India on it's Mars Mission with a cartoon showing an Indian with a cow knocking the door of elite people of space race.
Later apologized as India became the first nation to reach Mars orbit on it's maiden attempt.
NY times,Washington post are pieces of cheap liberal fundamentalism.💩
@luis It already did.
@@kalyanvadlamani7607 it's a joke good sir
Free Kashmir
@@alexrider2597 of pok
Despite so many other things going wrong the last two years, the fact that the James Webb Telescope launched and is so far deploying properly is one of the best things happening. I am really excited for whatever they end up discovering through it.
I'm going to be honest, I missed the first space race by about 3 decades, but I am SO looking forward to the exciting explorations of our species in the 2020s! Let's just remember to keep them civil and war-free.
And then Russia invaded Ukraine, prompting a war which could set back all of this... Hoping it doesn't come to that.
@@corey2232 reality is often disappointing
@@corey2232 it already did. With russia threatening nuclear war, this could set us back by a few years or even decades
Bahahahahaha good one
Honestly, I am more interested in radical life extension. But then again, why not combine the two. That way, I can have a toast with friends on a space station around Jupiter in a thousand years or so.
I wish space wasn’t plagued by politics between countries. Would love to see all space agencies work together!
Anime pfp
Thinking in down to earth borders will slow down the exploration of space eventually :(
You'll be happy to hear that all space agencies and astronauts, regardless of country (except for China, I think), work together. They are more interested in science than politics.
@@victornoel36 prejudice like you
Humans suck
“Saying there is no life in the universe because we haven’t found any evidence is like going to the beach and scooping up a glass full of water, and saying ‘there are no whales in this ocean'" - Dexter
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
If you scooped up a glass of water and found not one micro organism. That would be an indication that there is no life on that planet. But not proof.
Good thing no one is saying there is no life in the universe. Everyone is saying there is NO EVIDENCE of life in the universe (outside of Earth, obviously).
@@chaybag You're misunderstanding the analogy. The "ocean" here isn't just a teeny tiny planet, it's the entire universe. A planet is just the "glass of water"
Speaking of - why aren’t we exploring the oceans? Like im tryna find mermaids, Atlantis, Aquaman, and Bikini Bottom.
Started getting into space exploration since last year. It has been incredible to see the progress this last year.
You went to space?
Welcome to the Golden Age of Space Travel, and most people don't even realize it.
Think about it for a moment...space is to us, what earth was to our ancestors at some point.
For the most part of the human history, people have pondered about the vastness of earth, the same way we today ponder about the vastness of space! I bet some would've even believed that Earth is infinite!
Isn't it amazing that we happen to live exactly at a point in time when the whole world has been mapped! We've all seen images of the earth from above, and most of us have even flown above the clouds and gazed downwards! Imagine if you had spawned at a time when no one knew anything...
RealLifeLore, god bless you for your thought-provoking videos! I have been watching your videos since the very first day you made your first upload! Keep up the good job!
Damn mate, you gave me goosebumps. Thank you for this comment!
Nah space is not for us,we must fight against intelligent civilizations like our ancestors did
I wonder what the people on North Sentinel Island think
@@randomdude7932 our ancestors didn’t fight against intelligent civilizations when they were the first to arrive on the lands they discovered. Instead they fought against giant sloths, lizards, mammoths, saber toothed cats, and other megafauna of the strange new lands they found
Cried a bit cause of this
It never ceases to amaze me how humans went from huddling around a fire in caves as predators waited around every corner, to completely and utterly dominating the food chain and landing on other planets.
What the fuck is that profile picture
Self awareness and hands will do that for you.
@@Driga_ fc5 cult
@@Driga_ What the fuck is that username 🤣
That's exactly how we made it this far, early humans dealt with countless threats which required them to have a higher intellect
I wish more people were interested in space cause to understand space we really need to zoom out from ourselves and focus on things that doesnt really mean anything in day to day lives but serves a greater purpose in the long run cause it takes a lot of time and money to send things into space and when we consider all the possibilities there is for human beings doesn't it sound kinda dumb that we are still fighting over things that in the long run wont do us any good in any way but still we gotta remind ourselves that we are living in the most peaceful time in human history so be grateful that not only you but the whole human species has reached this far after so many countless sacrifices made in the name of science, it was not an easy journey for humans to make but finally we have established the foundation and are making progress towards a better future for us all and the future generations as well but we still have a long way to go and remember that there is nothing greater than serving and dying for the sake of humankind as a whole( and yes there are still many many bad things happening all over the world and we WILL have to deal with them sooner or later but I think that we are making good prgress)
Edit: oh and love from 🇮🇳
We will all learn eventually I hope lol
This has to be the longest phrase I've ever read! With a single coma right in the middle to catch your breath😅
@@hagron5702 he has big lungs
Jesus christ this needs periods
Agreed, but gotta save the planet and ourselves first before we can properly focus on the long run in space, or even make sure we can reach that point lol, cos we won't without a sustainable earth.
“The nitrogen in our DNA, the calcium in our teeth, the iron in our blood, the carbon in our apple pies were made in the interiors of collapsing stars. We are made of star stuff”.
-Carl Edward Sagan
Laws of physics serve as the rules that make life possible, because if not then why have a universe at all it would just be a string of atoms with no meaning to them whatsoever. Removing any of the laws makes life most likely impossible. Without gravity how will your cells connect. It seems that the universe somehow is designed to require conscious organims if only to experience the otherwise lifeless universe
@@TheIndieGamesNL not really lifeless it will still exist just no observer to see it it's like neutrino it exists but invisible
True
Lol I am technically 13.8 billion years old right?
@@arunmoses2197 No but the matter in your body originated about that long ago.
As a space entusiast i love seeing these topics being covered more!
Edit:argument→topics
Argument?
I'd like to see a manned mission to Titan before 2100, after going to the Moon and Mars.
Sorry you had to go out do your way to change that
I can’t believe you’ve been tricked. There is no such thing as space, it’s a conspiracy. Open your eyes.
@@cevinzeke5110 Bruh
These videos are always so informative, thank you RealLifeLore!
"We've discovered every last bit of Earth"
**Laughs in 90-95% undiscovered Ocean**
*land
Now go live in the ocean.
A bit exaggerated, more like 80%
Earth land!😑
@@CheapSquierBassPlayer there is oil below the seabed
It’s crazy how much humanity has progressed, the fact that we are having this kind of discussion today about mars exploration and etc.. is like a science fiction scenario in the 80s or 70s. We really are in the future
Right? About 100 years ago we didn't even have airplanes.
@@blakeb9964 progress is exponential it proofs there aren't any more intelligent lifeform than human in the galaxy if there were we could have detected there ADVANCed technology
im speechless, i fell sorry for those who don't believe space exists and/or we've been to the moon. Our biggest accomplishments they willfully throw away due to a conspiracy.
Okay, people might be dumb but I'm pretty sure everybody over 3 years old believes space exists.
@@effello5622 you have no idea, there's entire space denying communities out there. Some who even proclaim the earth is flat... its insanity.
What happened to nasas telemetry from the apollo missions?
@@tyler-qr5jn they're bunch of trolls or uneducated skeptic idiots
wtf people believe space is fake. since when???
The new space race is such an amazing topic. Thank you for making a video about this. 👍
@@UnkownUA-camr286 Yeah. You definitely have content.
@@UnkownUA-camr286 *EPIC MANN IS STUPID LOL 😂 MY CONTENT IS WAY BETTER*
There's not many times where I feel hope for humanity, but this progress is no doubt one of those moments. Guess I'll boot up TNO and start a Glenn run instead of going to class!
That's because you were raised in a nihilistic generation that only views humanity as something destroying the world rather than the reality that we will not only save it, but eventually we will have the capability to make it better than it ever could have been.
@@spiffygonzales5899 and why do we need to save the world?
@@reardenbentley9622
...cuz we live here :/
There's something to like about it, and things to dislike about it. That's just how it is.
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Thank you for the video! Graduating early this decade with goals of working in a space company made this video even more enriching to me! What a time to be alive!
I'm glad there seems to be a fair amount of interest in space exploration. There is so much out there to discover! 🙂👍🏻
Upcoming missions of ISRO.....
1st Uncrewed Gaganyaan test flight in July 2022.
Aditya L1 solar observation mission by mid of 2022.
Chandrayaan-3 lunar lander mission by Aug 2022.
2nd Uncrewed Gaganyaan test flight by 2022-23.
Gaganyaan Mission by 2023.
Lunar polar exploration mission(With JAXA) by 2024.
Mangalyaan ll Mars mission by 2024.
Shukrayaan Venus Orbitor mission by Dec 2024.
🔥🇮🇳🚀🧑🚀
Aditya L1 and Gaganyaan are most important among all.
Ight you don’t have to be that nationalistic my guy Lol.
India has failed moon landing 2 times in a row :(
@@АндрейБердяев-ш2у haha
Can we just take a moment and appreciate how much effort he puts into these videos? Keep up the good work!
Can we take a moment and appreciate just how often we see these comments? They're in every video multiple times!
HOORAY FOR APPRECIATION
Are you his gf or something?
@@oldmandoinghighkicksonlyin1368 first vid i have watched of this UA-camr and the work put in is worthy of appreciation. The comment was not wrong.
@@oldmandoinghighkicksonlyin1368 nigga does this as his full time job and has a team, no im not gonna take a moment to appreciate anything sorry man
Thanks for all the awesome content!
These are the kinds of topics I subscribed for.
I mean, along with all the other high quality content.
Some day navigating our solar system might be like navigating our oceans, and I am very exited for that day. Even if I wont be around to see it, I will at least see the crucial beginnings of an era to change the human race forever.
Id like to live in an orbital rotating space habitat around jupiter.
@@n.g.s1mple29 I like Jupiter it saved earth from many asteroids by redirecting then
I am so excited and hopeful that the Dragonfly and JUICE programs go through. Titan and the icy Galilean moons are some of my favorite places in the universe and I cannot wait for us to get way more detailed data on them.
Insanely exciting. Only regret is that we'll never see humans truly become an interplanetary species with proper cities and colonies on Mars and so on, but it is truly exciting times.
Unless, of course, we somehow become immortal.
ye because only if we can live forever can we find the usefullness in big space projects such ad dyson spheres and planetary expansion
Nanorobots my friend, just wait
We'll probably figure out how to upload our consciousness to the internet or some shit 💀
Depends of what you mean by immortal. In our lifetime we probably will create an ai that advanced enough to mimic a person behavioral pattern (not replicating it). If you create an ai that its behavior its behavior its practically identical to your behavior (99.99%),your body maybe died but your thoughts (or soul) quite literally lives on.
Too late to explore the planet, too early to explore the space, but just in time for the dank memes
I can't imagine the worldwide reaction to when we find life, even if it's only micro organisms
It, will cause minor chaos tbh
The atheists and conspiracy theories will rise like hell that's for certain
There are micro organisims on other planets
@@TheoDaJunk Atheists and conspiracy theorists shouldn't be related, religious and conspiracy theorists should, atheists are more likely to be scientifically minded and aren't egotistical enough to believe there is no micro organisms on other planets.
The World isn't ready for first contact
Haha, your segways to your sponsors. Gets me every time. Btw: amazing journalism as always, and you have an incredible narrator voice
Great video, I am quiet surprised you spoke about the first rocket made in Germany during ww2, not a lot of people talk about because it was made by the Nazis.
If only every country pooled their creative minds and tech. We’d go much further much faster.
There's a lot of bets going on. Sometimes it's better to have a lot of individual bets than one big one.
@beacon Of hope
"Human nature to rip each other apart"
The human man said as he texted on a device made by humans, on a chair made by humans, in a house in a town in a nation all created by humans traded with commerce made by humans.
Those evil humans. The only species to create medicine and care for animals which in no way benefit them. The only ones to begin generating more energy than they consume. Those dastardly twirly mustache humans who have sailed the oceans, gone to space, and even created literal rules for conflicts that arise.
Humans aren't evil, but this "oh everything sucks, humans suck" attitude the world has these days is.
@@spiffygonzales5899 he ain't exactly wrong here Infact he is quite right. Now you mentioned some good points too, however got to remember that good and evil always exist.
@beacon Of hope
Nuclear energy has the potential to end the energy crisis and everything else you mentioned was a product of it's time.
I'm not stating that every single thing humanity has done is good, I'm stating that humanity has done far more good than bad. We've powered far more homes with uranium than we've ever destroyed. More lives have been saved due to human ingenuity than are lost because of it. The ONLY outlier the environment and even then every year we're improving and eventually we'll be able to reverse that as well.
The ISSUE is people like you who hate humanity because you're either oblivious to all the good that goes on in the world that you take for granted or you're too ignorant to care.
People like you who think that somebody else is the problem and that somebody else needs to fix it are the ones preventing progress. If you GENUINELY think humanity is a problem look at yourself. If you think you're a shitty person, change. If you think you're a good person, try to do better anyway. THATS progress. THAT is what moves humanity forward. Not this self loathing, hateful rhetoric about how the whole of a group should be judged by odd outliers, regardless of the circumstances surrounding them.
What kind of logic is that anyway? "Oh yeah I COULD improve my own life as well as the lives of others but boohoo some random mustachio in the 40s."
No, humans are a positive force in the universe. And the fact that your life is so good that you can sit there and text on a device people could have only speculated on only one hundred years ago to complain about how horrible things are is proof of that fact.
@beacon Of hope
Chimpanzees most definitely do commit intentional genocide and slaughter.
NASA's new space station is gloriours as well . We are amazed and keen to see a new design and the new facilities it will offer and how it will help private company like blue origin to make them there space hotel.
Oh boy. I love space and missed a lot of these interesting news! With other people going to the space other than the US, it gives more motivation to join the Race.
This actually makes me want to play Kerbal Space Program again.
This all hints that the planet should unite and strive for the future Star Trek keeps promising.
I am hoping KSP2 isn't disappointing.
I’ve been waiting for all this my whole life 😍
These videos are always so interesting and help me learn things that school doesn’t teach
Best channel for extra knowledge:)
I always happen to to watch his older videos, and he all the sudden uploads a brand new video.
great i like learning about any thing that is to related to space
Bro what are future plans of Suparco? Best wishes from India.
@@mithudhar6394 Future Plans of Suparco: 1) Shut down organization 2) Retire
I would have been squealing with delight while watching this if it wouldn't have been so weird. So excited. Me as a little kid would have so very thrilled to know all this was coming.
Don't get your hopes up too much where SpaceX is involved. Elon Musk is a pathological overpromiser.
Hopefully all this exploration will lead us to working better together as a species rather than working hard to define why we are different and so must be driven apart
Imagine how proud would our common ancestor would be to see our progress
I mean yes, but they will also be disappointed at people being dumb like this bot above me
@@oworandom true 😂 😂
Totally. She would laugh at us putting emphasis on ideas like “first person of color” on the moon…but she would definitely be proud, in spite of our strange quirks.
@@oworandom lmao 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@Hollywood2021 yeah when I heard that phrase I just sighed.
We're living in time better than anything in the past.
Space research should be a collaborative effort.
Go India! Wishing you luck from the U.S.
Thank you brother
Feels like the only place I’ll being “exploring” over the next decade is my bedroom 😭
Great video! Tiny nitpick though, at 0:47, you mapped all the islands which were first discovered during the European age of discovery, but you forgot Bermuda - which was discovered in 1503 and first inhabited in 1609.
Any askers?
@@greasysteve3411 lmao
Seeing shit like this makes me so happy, we're watching literally history in the making. Not just the next season of inter-human conflict but literally history for all mankind.
I think one of the most exciting things that will hopefully come in the next decade or two are nuclear powered ion propulsion systems. I know the Russians are working on TEM and I think the US and China have their own plans also. With far greater efficiency, these rockets could go far further far faster. I hope to see ion propulsion rockets in orbit around earth, and we only use chemical rockets to get cargo to low earth orbit and then ion propulsion can take it to deep space.
That tech is only going to be for lighter unmanned probes for the next few decades. It’s a great way to go a lot faster, but it accelerates at a much lower rate than current chemical rockets do.
@@GoatPopsicle The lower rates of acceleration is a nonissue if its for long hall flights. Obviously it can't lift something off the earth. But for, say, moving something from earth orbit to moon orbit, or earth orbit to mars orbit I think it is very promising. I also think if things like DS4G or VASIMR come to fruition with a thermonuclear reactor to power it then it could definitely be used for heavy cargo.
@@aguywithanopinion8912 the scale up in power and efficiency for those kinds of missions, is still decades away from overtaking chemical rockets. We will get there one day for sure, but it’s going to be a a long slog to get there.
@@GoatPopsicle well the Russians plan to launch TEM in 2030. Although I guess the chances of that actually happening are slim-to-none. So you're quite possibly right.
Elon Musk: WE WILL GET THE SOLAR SYSTEM IN FIVE YEARS
Bezos: we make space tourism
Quite funny how they're always compared like they're even playing in the same league
And ironically SpaceX is the only US space company to actually do orbital tourism so far, even though it's just a side business. Blue Origin has yet to put anything in orbit.
Musk: "Full autopilot will be available in 2017" ->Statement from 2015
Using the convertion from "Elon-Time" to normal time that would be ~2040. They never navigated something outside of GPS range.
Funny how the vastness of resources and materials (non carbon based) in space are somehow forgotten. You could make trillions mining in space.
Private companies ruling space will be a nightmare
Good video on this turbulent Thursday
1:31 I really like this piece of b-roll footage in particular. There's something mystical about a misty forest like that.
I can’t wait for him to be making videos 30 years later on humans being on mars and moon stations
Humanity sure is amazing, to think we went from cavemen to now spacemen
I would argue that we’re just making caves in space. Space cavemen
Yes
we soon going to see some alien and make some contact with them, if they are friendly we will going to have some influence and learn a lot from them
Man men.
i hope that the first alien we met is friendly, we are not still ready yet for any possible alien invasion, human technology is still not that strong enough for it
I really hope one day I can be apart of mankind's expansion in space.
Love your content! I would like it even better if you speak a little more slow. Its so fast and so packed with information I cant listen and relaxing at the same time haha
Imagine the mindfuck if humanity had somehow invented sattelites without having discovered Australia first.
They would immediately after.
Random thing to say, but ok.
Let’s take the moment to appreciate how much effort RealLifeLore puts into his content for us. Great job
It's so annoying because imagine if every country could work together, we would be even farther than we are now!
No we wouldn't. Necessity is the father of invention. Without wars and competition between nations we would be much farther behind.
@@spiffygonzales5899 I agree to a certain level, I think now though we would benefit much more if we were just at least allowed to work together
@@CaseyandBreelyn
Oh yeah, that I agree on.
@Empa Nada
That's because we're at risk of war with at least 110 more human nations than we are with alien ones.
WW2 advanced technology by atleast 50 years
We sure have gone a long way since 1922. Imagine 100 years ago nobody would’ve believed what we’re doing today is possible. I can’t imagine the next 100 years what the possibilities will be.
glad to find your channel. So informative. Thanks for sharing !!! 🙏🙏💖
Nice video.
Hello I find the new space race very interesting.
I'm trying to become licensed as an Aerospace Engineer. I can't wait to be part of the process to colonize mars! We should plant a flag on it and rename mars to the "USA 2"
And get screwed by China and India.
It's about time...during the Golden Age of Space Travel (60s) people were so excited about having in the future (a few decades or so later) space colonies in orbit or on the moon and maybe even on Mars (it was thought that surely by 2000 or so we'd figure out how to get there and back without TOO much risk/expense).
But as it turns out...we haven't even so much as been back to the moon in 50 years :(
That's because the US government didn't care much for space after the space race finished and so stopped funding Nasa as much
There isnt anything about the moon worth going for anymore. We know more about its surface than the depths of our own ocean, we know what its made of and we know roughly how it came to be. Its not worth going back there.
Even the sponsored message was interesting. Great video, thanks!
Amazing video.
Love from India!
I fear that this video won't age well... The space industry is plagued with postponed deadlines, and I personally don't expect us to see anyone on the moon or Mars again until post 2030. I hope I'm wrong though.
There is good reason to expect NASA to land a lander on the moon with Space X in the next few years. It all depends on the progress of Starship in Texas which may seem slow to some, but their progress could quickly accelerate with a successful orbital flight.
I am excited for all the space achievements for all country but i am the most hype about dragonfly!
Great video but you really should have included the James Webb telescope. That thing is going to revolutionize what we know about the universe. I believe they’re also already planning and/or developing an even better telescope than that to launch in the 2030s.
I always liked Lore in video games love the channel will be stopping by more often
I got so many goosebumps watching this though, space exploration is so exciting. What a time to be alive
0:05 "set out on the greatest odyssey of exploration ever yet known." Interestingly, the red fox travelled almost as far as we did for most of our history. Beginning in Hungary 2-3 million years ago (about the same time the ancestors of humans, australopithecus afarensis, began spreading and began to show the first subtle early signs of behavioral modernity), the red fox spread throughout nearly all of the area of every country in Eurasia, crossed the Bering Strait twice long before humans did it even once and spread to almost all of North America, made it to every major island of Japan, and even went to many islands even deeper in the ocean, such as Cyprus and Mallorca in the middle of the Mediterranean and even the incredibly inhospitable Baffin Island in Canadian Nunavut, Nova Scotia, as well as almost all of North Africa. They are one of the few large animals to thrive in the Arabian desert. These are extremely adaptable, curious, intelligent and tough social animals. It is only quite recently in human history that humans caught up with the foxes, only in the last 20,000 years or so. It's a little embarrassing, but even at the time when humans created the incredible cave art at Altamira, 36,000 years ago, the red fox was a much better explorer than we were. Look at us now.
I wonder who the greatest explorer will be in another 36,000 years. Will it be humans? A true AI super-intelligence? Genetically modified bonobos that escaped a lab and took over civilization after humans got mostly wiped out by a plague? Genetically modified human-red fox hybrids that got placed in mech-suits with opposable thumbs by over-ambitous human scientists, bringing to life the demented dreams of a lonely and rich madman from the 22nd century Furry cosplay subculture, unintentionally leading to a second sentient species emerging to join humans first as a wrongfully enslaved lab species, later as full participants in the capitalist economy, and eventually founding nations of their own on Mars, competing with human space colonization efforts? Who knows. Nature is amazing.
Bro 😭
"But I don't want to see the stars if they're just one more piece of land
For us to colonize, for us to turn to sand"
That race is perfect for the next chapter of the space race in the 21st century.
This intro bangs 🔥
Do any of you remember when RRL used to do Reunited Videos? If you are reading this RRL, then maybe consider making one more of those videos? It would be awesome.
1903 When a Guy with a seemingly impossible dream created a revolutionary invention that changed the course of Human Exploration
2021 - December 25, literally 118 Years after the discovery of flight. We launched the Largest Space Telescope witnessed in Human History.
In just the span of a century and almost 2 decades, We went from flying in the Sky to Exploring the Space. Its very praise worthy
Imagine what would we do in the next decade, or the next century.. Would we be colonizing planets?
I'm confident that Artemis 1 and Starship Orbital Test will launch this year!
It’s a good time to be a space fan.
one of the dopest videos
With all the conflict that's happenig right now, these are the things that give me hope. In a world filled with misery and uncertainty, it is a great comfort to know that, in the end, there is light in the darkness.
15:04 RealLifeLore face reveal? 👀
No. Wake up
joseph pisenti his IG account
Go. To his Instagram for his face
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@@dem0_o14 OK SEXCHITH
It's wonderful how much humans have progressed.....
Since the beginning of humanity, man believed in superstitions, rituals, and in many religions, moon is considered like God.
Today, man has stepped his own feet on that moon man earlier used to worship
Humanity progressing is just amazing
Humans reached Antártica involuntarely before, with the shipwreck of the San Telmo
I'm very excited for the discoveries that are coming up this decade. I can't wait.
Thanks for getting more people interested in spaceflight!
It's so cool that we know the astronauts' race and gender before we even know their names!
When is space going to turn a profit for things other than propaganda and tourism?
Can we get minerals or anything else we actually need from space?
Energy from space in particular would be nice. Especially the energy necessary to fuel rockets to get into space to get the fuel.
This needs to be our number one priority when it comes to space exploration because otherwise, any resources we spend on space exploration are ultimately a drain on our economy. Star Trek is still fiction. We need a real world reason to go to space that isn't based on fiction or "ooh, pretty"
Last time the U.S. went to the Moon, the goal was to flex that we were stronger than the Communists. Nobody cares about that anymore, which is why there's been no reason for us to go back to the Moon. There still isn't. It's a bunch of dust and rocks up there which aren't substantially different from the dust and rocks we've already got.
Research reasons, guilt-free resource extraction
@@suyogv8235 If we fully embrace automated asteroid mining, the depth of resources available to us will be effectively infinite
I don't have a source, so it could be BS, but read somewhere the space funding is one of the most profitable investments the US government has had. How much of our infrastructure is dependent on satellites? But you're right on the moon, we haven't gone back because it's not profitable (yet). I do think it's worth an investment though. The tech needed to make living in harsh extraterrestrial environments possible is likely tech that can be utilized in other ways to make life better in general on Earth.
We need to flex on China now. Much bigger threat
Capitalism / Commercialism is what’s going to drive space exploration further than before bringing the costs significantly down as competition grows.
Update 2024 spacex is still years away from sending anything to mars
Great video. thanks
I love this channel
I remember when India sent a mission to mars. The cost was of the mission was less than the cost of production of the movie Gravity.
India - the low budget nation.
@Hritik I'm sure that's very important on that side of the globe.
@@CheapSquierBassPlayer lmao you must be a kid if you think being budget efficient is only important for India and no one else
I'm just wondering just how the players that are planning that ambitious space projects would respond about the question that is about theirs plans about how to improve the live on this planet.
in general, any investment in science benefits the people of Earth.
People always bring this up and it makes no sense.
Musk, is planning on sending a manned crew to Mars in ~4 years, eh? I guess he has solved the problem of having an entirely closed loop environment habitat which can last at least 2 years. Good luck to him.
$100 billion is a lot. And considering the 3 governments have had no reason to expand human colonization up until recently, there’s a good chance for SpaceX.
What a grand video. I can think of no nobler purpose than to explore our own solar system. It belongs to all of us, every human can share in this grand exploration.
SpaceX Super Heavy Starship just launched for the first time!! Time for more test!