Could we have babies in space? | BBC Ideas
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- Опубліковано 5 кві 2024
- Humans will travel to Mars within the next couple of decades, according to Nasa.
The ultimate goal? To live entirely independent of Earth.
But can humans reproduce in space?
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Could we fix things on earth first?
NO!
NO!
Solving space issues creates solutions to dozens of earth issues
Let’s imagine we’re all back in the cave. We’re sitting around the fire and someone realizes we've ran out of food and we've searched all around the outside of the cave in the usual foraging spots and found no food. You say to the group, "I want to go further, across the meadow and into the forest on the other side."
The group looks at you as if you're mad and replies: "You cannot go now! we need to fix the issue in the cave first!"
@@alien9279The multi billionaires and corporations are now leading the way to Mars. Not NASA. As Fox Mulder said "I want to believe". But I'm not sure if I do.
Even if we could,would you really want to? Baby diapers, deep cold, solar radiation, muscle atrophy. I don't think so
I agree!
@@Trapper_Creek_2024 Good to know!
People who think humans will inhabit Mars in a meaningful manner don't understand how important a magnetosphere is.
Every heard of centrifugal force? We have the ability to mimic gravity in space. As for the planets what about living underground. It is the cheapest and easiest way to protect yourself from cosmic radiation.
this feels like a Vsauce video
Positive thinking by Nasa to assume there will still be life on Earth to even travel to Mars in a couple of decades.
What's your objective evidence there WON'T be?
@@LittleLostBabyLook at the mad rulers of the world
We're going to Mars to pollute it like earth 🌎 💩
Wouldnt matter if we polluted Mars because it doesnt have wildlife and nature
Unless we don’t import Indians
I see this comment everywhere but it makes no logical sense. How can you possibly ‘pollute Mars’ it’s already an inhospitable wasteland there is no natural life to harm.
more, because there is no rules in mars
Maybe we're even gonna nuke all mars
I love Earth so much, it means the World to me!
ok lets put a pregnant mother about to give birth in a vacuum chamber and find out shall we?
Well figure it out im sure.
Look! We haven't even been to the moon for 50 years!!
And some of us question whether that really happened. I used to think so … but I’m not so sure now
@@Trapper_Creek_2024 The parallel light in the pictures is a confirming aspect of the documentation. All human sources are divergent except laser, which was not what we see in the images. But all those visits were much more precarious than was admitted to the public.
Because we never been there
@@Trapper_Creek_2024Don't listen to mentally ill conspiracy theorists, America and USSR almost went bankrupt to get to the moon. What were they doing?? Catching moon fairies in their dreams?
@@shkwrshkwr6477 Wrong. And the guy who was there would punch you in a bar if you said that to his face. You apparently don't understand optics
Thank u BBC 🎉
Being on Mars is not being in space.
In the sense that the Mars environment is hostile to humans, the difference is moot.
@@3rdmm It's not even remotely AS hostile. Humans will most likely live underground to shield themselves from radiation, and more than 1/3 Earth gravity is nothing to sniff at.
@@3rdmm moooootmooot
Is the earth 🌎 in space?
Yes it is. Don’t try playing philosopher
Thank you for your Information
I evaluation of humans may be different than on Earth 🌎 😮😢
👍nice and informative👌
Create centrifugal for e in microgeavity so gravity won't be an issue, only need to solve the radiation issue
she said it as if children born on earth were asked to consent to be born on earth though.
If babies are conceived and go through the full 9 month cycle in zero gravity, their skeletal system would be so week on Earth, they would require some apparatus to aid in supporting themselves. Not for the rest of their lives most likely, but at least until they would be strong enough to be supported without any aid.
Thanks BBC for giving technological news 👍
You just have to find the black monolith.
Mars is also a planet , not space , level of gravity would affect the humans only when they return to a planet with higher gravity
The thumbnail looks like a prog rock album cover.
I believe in phrase " bloom where you are planted".
Make this earth peaceful, liveable and hospitable for each other that you don't need to live on Mars. Those who have money to spend to go to space why can't you spend on earth to help other human or places to grow. You are not helping anyone by doing all that...
this is where artifical gravity would be a must even on mars or the moon. plus adiquate radiation shielding and proper atmousphere where people live. my question is wouldn't sex be messier in micro gravity and more seminal fluid leak out? also wouldn't changing diapers be messier?
Baby ? well sort of
Had a dream of the voyager 1 nasa space probe last night
Something about memory or stored values errors
Could we have babies in space? | BBC Ideas
Mother and baby would die in seconds.
The vacuum of space is unrelenting.
You don’t get the idea
It’s supposed to be though-provoking
Besides everything has to start from somewhere. At least it’s something positive
The Terrans vs. Martians plotline we see in most military space operas. Correction: Being born in space would be more akin to being born in zero-gravity. Being born on Mars is simply being born on another planet.
Umm... how about artificial gravity through centrifugal force?
Jabki usky husband mr Abhishek Sareen puny university se engineering kar chuky thy or Krishan ka role unhy diya gya tha lekin properties ke chakkar main relation khatam ho rahy thy jisy Ritika ne sambhala
In space no one will hear them scream at least.
Hmn. Peaceful
This video is reassuring in one respect. We on Earth appear to be relatively safe from invasion from Mars. The opposite to us going to live on Mars applies, namely, they would immediately crush their own legs with the weight of their bodies. The Martian male used to a healthy consumption of beer could exist on Mars with a weight of 14 stone but that weight would be over 45 stone on Earth .... pretty unhealthy. We can all sleep safely in our beds.
They should use Landry machine with lead plates inside, lol.
I will stay on Earth This is not the movies or scifi fantasy like Star Trek shows😮🇵🇰🎉🇺🇲
I can listen to her accent all day.
When a baby comes out ek document movie ki starting Ritika Sareen dwara apny bety JAYESTH se hui jab veh vanasthli vidhyapeeth ki master studies se ek good teacher select hui or rourki ke l T school main teacher ki job par hai
There would be a day when we hear this news in future, 'THE SPACIAN'
It's nice to see people can travel in different planets. IMO people should take good care of our planet earth first before moving in different planets.
Where stars are born and everything beautiful haha
Crazy space focus! Why don’t we refocus all this scientific time, energy, & $$$ on making life on this plant better!!!
Solving space issues helps solve dozens of earth issues.
If you look into the many benefits to life on Earth brought about by "all this scientific time, energy, & $$$," you might decide that you no longer need an answer to your question.
Probably not a good idea given what we know about what prolonged periods of time spent in space does to the human body
What a delightful cheerful tone when discussing scientific horrors beyond our comprehension.
Spin gravity would solves all of those problem.
The BBC is a spin free zone...
This is a video that we will look back in 50 years and laugh at it - this is crazy. It's a bit like when we said smoking is healthy for you in the 1920s and smoking is cool in the 1960s 😂😂😂.
This video will be the same in a few decades.
Earth could never recover from a all out nuclear war so humanity need a plan 'B'
Honestly.....this is the big question......a multi-planetary life without being abke to reproduce. We still have a lot to do.
But why?
Cosmos exploration is the only inspiration of the younger generations haha. But seriously, only just now has space industry become somewhat economically viable, satellites, medical research, tourism, and potential energy/mineral production that isn't on Earth. You need to think of the bigger picture. If you look at the past few centuries of human history, exploration is exponential, we started with wooden boats crossing the 7 seas, sorry for the monologue, im typsy
I feel like,,, where I want to realy go.
That's end of universe 🌌
Why not be born on a space station, where you have gravity, air, water, food, and meters of shielding?
Rather then in the cold vacuum of space. I mean why would you push the pregnant woman out the airlock to give birth? Kinda makes sense to keep them inside.
If it in some way could improve human intelligence, we definitely should go for it as fast as possible!
Gravity make possible building blocks. Plus subject matter women and girls lead way so men and boys do passager thing.
Who the hell wants to live in a place with only a few colors available in the environment.
That's why we need gene editing
Interesting intellectual problem, but realistically, we are unlikely to have colonies of any significant size on Mars or the Moon because of what neither has enough of...oxygen and water. Can't see us hauling all our water to Mars or the moon, especially when there already are water shortages on earth that we can't correct. Still, fun to think about it.
The whole thing looks like a pronouncement or ad of space colonisation...like what I would see in a movie instead, and it's a strange feeling.
We can only try, right?
No
Finally something interesting
If a
MONKEY COULD DRIVE , THEN SO COULD U.😂😂😂😂😂
So yeah anything is Possible 😊
Anything is possible.
NO
Mars ain't the kind of place to raise your kids
In fact, it's cold as hell
And there's no one there to raise them if you did
People live on the moon and mars already pal.
People's desires, both material and emotional, the pursuit of happiness or success, the desire to impress others. From the point of view of history, none of this matters. And in 100 years, all the people who live around you will no longer live, and what is most interesting, you and I will not even know about it.
We cant afford to pay rent... let elon musk have weird babys in space with our tax mon3y... 😂😂😂
NEW TYPE?
Can’t they create artificial gravity to solve these issues
On the plus side, in space no one can hear you scream..
And your mom can't hear you from your basement either 🤣
Only one way to find out.. i volunteer
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We can't provide food to children on earth but our scientists are planning for space
People live on the moon and mars already folks we are all being drip feeded thats all
Well there is no need to ask such a question as whenever AI takes over, those robots leaving to space won't have sex to reproduce!!
I wish i can join "the experiment" on the space😊
Contact Bill Nelson, NASA Administrator 🥃🚬
1:18 This is how Mutants came to exist. Hopefully, Charles Xavier would be born soon 😢
Must be a slow news weekend
It isn't a news article. Reporting the news is a small part of the BBC's remit. You should take a look at some of the educational content they produce.
You need to be long lived nothing more
A fly ..nothing stopping it flying round the whole world
It wont get very far cause its only alive for a few days
Thats the way i see it
No because you can't get to space.
Don't give us ideas, BBC. Humans need no encouragement when it comes to having babies.
Forget about space. We shouldn't even be having babies on earth.
We need to raise our boys and girls differently.
Humans do need encouragement. They're much more opposed to it as of late.
@@xinpingdonohoe3978 Music to my ears.
We should stop reproducing.
No new population country will gradually die. Look at China.
Anyone who has passed 8th. grade science class knows that we're not ever going to colonize Mars. 'Buck Rogers in the 21st. Century' is science fiction.
My grandfather would have said the same thing about remote-controlled televisions. My great-grandfather would have said the same thing about television sets; the internet would have driven them both insane.
Hi Buck.
They can do anything with green screen.
Right on Washington.
some people can't even lose their virginity on earth
Hahahaha! What a great comment!
Don't fret about it, it's grossly overrated.
If only you could had seen my face after reading this Title comming from BBC News
best thing to raised them in space just look at it don't come to get trap in the gravity field ;)
I'm guessing that you're not a native English speaker, right? At least, for the sake of your friends and family's sanity, I hope you're not.
@@gio-oz8gf don't be so quick to judge. Places like Skegness exist for a reason.
@@xinpingdonohoe3978 I was born and raised in Skegness.
@@gio-oz8gf my wisdom is unbounded.
@@gio-oz8gf I hope you didn't go get educated and spend rest of your life paying a mortgage or waiting on mum dads house what a life you have because you have good grammar, well done
Perhaps Westerners could try having them on earth before expanding to fantasy locations.
Why should we even bother? That poor thing. There's just something so wrong about humans and our obsession with colonisation. This 'dream' stresses me on so many levels.
Because we have nearly infinite living area in space, with solar energy delivered straight to us 24/7 without an atmosphere diffusing most of it. With adjustable spin gravity, cheap and abundant materials and energy those who live in space will be not just the lucky ones, but the majority of humans within a few thousand years.
More and more people don't even seem to want children right here and right now.
That could be an issue. A big issue.
@@xinpingdonohoe3978then stop creating a world full of boys who grow up to beat, kidnap, harass, exploit, rape, and murder women and children. Women are smart to not want anything to do with having kids with monsters who then take no responsibility for their decisions and then try to blame it on their testicles or their victims.
I don't know, is this an offer?
This is what preoccupies us!?😅😅😅
I feel like the U.S. should focus more on lowering our infant mortality rate on Earth before drawing our attention toward birthing babies in space.
We have our problems on earth but, The amount of investment and what we get it of it is so astronomical that we can't ignore. Think it like this, when we put ourselves in hard places we tend to innovate, and space is one of these hard places.
@@katsumitheentertainment3057 I like that 🙂
V. Nice idea
Why am I in this life? I was out of it and I will get out of it again🤔
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Didn’t they recently say that cancer multiplies 4 times as fast in space
We are in space, silly goose! Everything is in space, so, yes, we can and do have babies in space.
We not going to mars
Human beings can not landing on Mars, on the way, it will be kidneys or heart in failure
Easier to genetically modify humans than break the laws of psyics
:)
The Kamasutra is a piece of piss in zero gravity.
Supermen, goku..
It isn’t enough to have 6 billion human on earth!! Now you want babies in space too 🤪 spare the space plsssss
You forgot 2 billion.
Oye belterlowda!! Remember the Cant! Sasa ke?
What a waste of money.
Improving the planet we already live on would always be 100% easier than the effort involved of being able to live on another planet. But I do like the idea (he said sarcastically) of just popping over to live on Mars because we have messed things up on Earth and can't be arsed sorting it out. So yeah, lets just inflict the human race on the rest of the bloody universe and destroy one planet at a time! :)
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