How SpaceX and Starship Will Get People To Mars and Back!
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- How SpaceX and Starship Will Get People To Mars and Back! We've got a lot of news and updates on the SpaceX Mars mission and how they will build a colony. Elon Musk seems more committed than ever to making life multi-planetary. We'll be covering the Starship program, how we'll get to Mars, what SpaceX will bring, and what we'll do when we get to Mars.
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Given the opportunity, would you be on the first flight to Mars or wait a few years? Let us know!
Yes. The people on this planet are starting to get weird.
I have no desire to go to Mars ever, unless it was absolutely necessary. Take me to a planet that is much more earth like, and I'm all for it.
2 crewed ships with 15 astronauts per ship with 2 more none crewed ships jam-packed with all the basic needs for survival ,can be enough to send are brave Astronauts to mars. Maybe 6 starships all together in one big package deal?
@@-TheMaskedMan- IDK what yu tal kin about?
@@sonicsmemehouse3387 Maybe learning to spell will help you decipher the meaning.
my dream is to be one of the few scientists that get to travel to mars first. currently finishing up my first semester of my BS in math physics and computer science. 2030 is when i’m 26 so hopefully I get the opportunity. Genuinely excited!
Dreams are abstract. Make it your aim, Aim is something that you would do for sure. All the best!
Great to see a member of the next generation so optimistic and dedicated to contributing to realizing the limitless potential of humanity. Never let the naysayers squash your idealism.
"Do not let your fire go out, spark by irreplaceable spark in the hopeless swamps of the not-quite, the not-yet, and the not-at-all. Do not let the hero in your soul perish in lonely frustration for the life you deserved and have never been able to reach. The world you desire can be won. It exists.. it is real.. it is possible.. it's yours."
I'm currently about to wrap up my degree in electrical engineering. Soon after I get my master's, I'll join the Marines as a pilot and will hopefully get selected at NASA. See you there!
So you can sit in a shelter with no natural plants animals fresh air sunshine trees friends family , relying on us for every day you live and study rocks till you die alone? Yeah sounds pretty cool
@@australien6611 it's just matter and energy, don't be so scared of the universe and the human being's place in it bro
I would love to be one of the first people to go to Mars. I'd do nearly anything to further humanity's reach into the cosmos.
First! If I could I would be the one of the first people to go into space to colonize another planet. I love space and everything about it
First under this comment
"First, we have to get back to the moon which seems very hard to do in the year 2021 but managing it in 1968 makes you think.
Being among those who are creating multi-planet life for humanity, I definitely wanna be the first in the flight, even if I never come back in one piece.
If I went to Mars then bury me there. Turn me into compost and grow potatoes.
I would like to be among the first to travel to Mars and explore it. And I'll also bring a mars bar with me.
I'm glad you mentioned surface radiation; too often that is overlooked to focus on more optimistic aspects of the mission. Without a magnetic field, any Martian settlement would probably have to be mostly underground to provide enough protection. Either soil or water would be the cheapest and most readily available material to harden the habitats against solar radiation.
Magnetic fields do not provide radiation shelter. A dense atmosphere does and there isn't any. Water is not cheap on Mars. There is basically no energy.
@@hans-joachimbierwirth4727 (radiation is energy - when you need to melt large amounts of ice all the radiation you can reflect is your friend)
I find space travel so exciting but I will stay here on Earth
Awesome video, a lot of information. Thank you!
Amazing videos m8
thanks for an amazing content
I would jump at the chance. I'm no stranger to existential risk. The positive impact for humanity alone would be worth it. Yippee kayeh.
Bro your content is lit af for me
100% all the way!
Lets go
"First, we have to get back to the moon which seems very hard to do in the year 2021 but managing it in 1968 makes you think.
(moon don't regenerate)
Money is your answer
@@fernandobernardo6324
life as center of the universe
to surrect planets is how to live in a universe - mars belongs to life
Another great presentation, always informative and entertaining.
Would I be one of the first to go?
Good heavens no - I’m far too addicted the earthly comforts 🤣
Something that seems to be glossed over when looking at the trips to Mars is where on earth (hmmm, I mean Mars) is the power going to come from to run the colonies? Particularly in the production of methane and oxygen for the fuel for the return journeys.
That has to be an energy intensive process, I suspect it’d be far more than any solar farm could provide.
I’d really like to see one of your excellent in depth looks at that subject.
Keep up the great work.
space as highways make earth and mars the same place
@@replica1052 Sounds great. Have you done the math?
@@dreadogastusf3548 the surrection of mars should give humanity infinite economy - every rocket of the planet every two years
Could a Gigapress be part of the solution for Raptor production ?
My studio apartment is approximately 48 cubic meters, much of that occupied by a vaulted ceiling. I could comfortably and happily live in 22 cubic meters or less. As for personally going to Mars, I would sign up in a heartbeat. So long as they have a job for me to do, even knowing that it will be the last thing I do, I'll be part of insuring there's a foundation for more to come after me.
Excellent vid. Elon swings for the fences and this can be really stressful. If you consider all the things he has up in the air at the moment, there is actually a bit of breathing room created for him with the governments doing their thing and dragging their feet. So this shakeup seems just like something that was lagging for the reasons you mentioned, It makes sense to tackle it now while he has the time.
Meet you at the Mars Pub
I would have A.Ito build structures on Mars so when we get there ,we would have a turn key homes
THANKSGIVING
I went through all of the videos yesterday, great work btw! I've always had a thought re: Colonization of Mars; why not combine an Asteroid Mining project, with Mars Colonization & Terraforming?
I don't know if the math supports it; but, have always been curious about it. If you took one (1) of the larger of the 22 known largest Asteroid Belt objects , and placed it into Mars orbit; could you theoretically jump-start Mars' core over time, and give it back it's magnetosphere? It would undoubtedly make things much easier if you didn't have to have worry about how much of whatever atmosphere you begin to create gets swept away on a daily basis by solar winds.
I would love to see a program built around that possibility. Maybe we don't currently have the ability to move something from the asteroid belt; but, I bet we will. Slap a 4-6 large ion drives and remote control that bad boy from the belt and park it in a cool orbit like a normal moon. I know ultimately Mars won't have any moons, if I remember correctly. One will eventually fly off into space (probably hit the earth with our luck), and the other will eventually degrade and impact somewhere on Mars.
So, I think it would be cool to give it a proper one. =) Let's see a show on that crazy idea! Thanks for your time!
"Fail first and fail often" was a concept pushed around during the time Tim Ferris was big when the entrepreneur era was emerging but it is a philosophy based on fear, that fear is somehow healthy. This philosophy results in loss of focus, recklessness, eratic movements and waste. The winning strategy is that of the Tortoise and the Haire, the tortoise won by doing small, well-placed steps at a time, in humility, and this is the strategy of Space Lab.
I'd love to be the first person on Mars I'm in my sixties and my bones would rest just as easily on Mars as they would hear on Earth.
Mars and beyond
Cool
honestly I would probably go there even if it meant being the person who sets up everything even if I didn't get to enjoy any of it
Oh here is part 2
ua-cam.com/video/0WbFJuaCVxw/v-deo.html
Would Love to be able to Design Weld and Fabricate in space.
I remember a few years ago when Musk held a closed door meeting with the CEOs of Caterpillar and other heavy industrials. If Caterpillar could strike a deal to make heavy equipment for the moon and Mars, their stock price could go to the moon. Does anybody have any info on this at all? What's the chatter?
That's true, they will need a Mars version of an Excavator (with a blade also), and a dump truck, maybe a crane .... or maybe a drilling rig??
I am a fan of NASA and most of its contractors. If SpaceX is at risk of bankruptcy due to Raptor costs, I would suggest a Plan B. Tell the venture capitalists SpaceX will implement a working colony on the moon that will prove out 1. scheduling 2. full re-use 3. extraction and synthesis of materials. and 4. a shit ton of other crap not thought of.
Marcus House did a video on how Starship CAN go to and from Mars without refueling. It's possible.
Starship fitted with raptors is not the swiss army knife you suggest though, the shell and associated plumbing bits are very useful and the scale is excellent for a terrestrial based construction program. Propulsion though is still in it's infancy and this is going to be an evolving field. Methane works for Mars, Earth and some outer moons, another option is going to be needed in the medium term though assuming we can work out the radiation mitigation at all. Expect Spacex (and others) to be working on electric drives and/or nuclear thermal drives and hopefully producing them this decade.
Nuclear propulsion is dangerous
For lunar energy, a boiler in the sun, a heat sink in the cold dark of a crater, a working fluid that vapourises in the solar heated boiler and condenses in the cold of the crater, two valves, and a turbine in the high pressure line. Connect turbine to an electricity generator.....
IF THERE IS WATER ON THE moon then with CO2 from the lunarnauts and using the Sabatie process, then Lox and methane can be made for fuel.
Since lunar gravity is weak, starship tankers could traverse lunar and Earth orbits without landing, fed by mini tankers lifting from the moon, but staying within the lunar region. Lunar mini tankers dont need shielding, dont need strong materials, and would be autonomous.
So, starship tankers would remain in space, and be refuelled in lunar orbit, before their return to earth orbit.
This time what went on in Vegas will not stay in Vegas!!
I met both Britney Spears and Elon Musk early in 2000 at Bellagio. She just stared at me as she was singing on stage and I was standing in an archway above and nearby. A few days later he came up to me and started asking me questions about what I was doing there, in Hawaii and Las Vegas during that time and if I was a gambling man? I stated, "I was on vacation and I only like to bet on things that are worth betting on!" I had earned these trips by qualifying reward points at my work. He asked, "What kind of work is it that you do?" I said, "Commercial energy saving promotions but I had been schooled in Automotive Marketing Business Administration and worked in that field for several years as well." He asked me, "If I had millions of dollars to spend what would be the most innovative businesses that could help humanity?" We talked about electric cars, we talked about solar energy and so many other subjects for over an hour. Even commercial space exploration for the consideration of colonization. That way all of humanity's eggs are not in one basket in case of of another world war, asteroid strike, major climate change, etc. These we're very expensive and ambitious businesses to become successful at. Therefore we had to talk about ways of keeping a low overhead in advertising, distribution and the manufacturing. He said, "They were all very good ideas and that they should be done!" He said he had already made hundreds of millions off of a couple internet companies he started. "One of them was PayPal," he stated. Not that I had really done a lot of online banking or e-transfers at that time I didn't think much of it, until I noticed online about a year later that I could buy something off the computer with my PayPal card! Unfortunately I had just received a promotion as regional manager with the company I was working with. This made me let Elon know that I had to wait for a few years before I could assist further. I keep on sending out messages, hoping that he will get one and reply back. I will probably have to keep on trying, he gets more messages in a day then I would in five years! It is very inspiring to me to have a conversation with someone and they dedicate the next 20 years to making our conversation reality! We also talked about becoming your own best supplier and starting businesses that help your existing business. A type of slingshot effect that he has incorporated very well. It is so ambitious and amazing that he was willing to put pretty much all of his money where his mouth is and just make it happen with a consistent dedication. Congratulations Elon and I am looking forward to working with you again, one day in the near future! And of course Britney I always wish her well and would enjoy meeting her again as well! Shoot for the Moon then Mars and then we will end up amongst the Stars! If you would like to learn more of these topics let me know.
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SpaceX shouldve developed falcon heavy/dragon xl and put starship on a reasonable r and d timetable. Hes rushing at breakneck speed. Great filter?
not rushing because of the great filter but because of the lack of time.. due to his possible death or accident.
No, I am not going to mars, I am an old man. But if I was a young 20 or even a 30 or 40 something, hell yes I would go, with hopes of coming back. And then I would go again. The people who do get to go will be written into the history books for all of humanity. The kids born on mars will become the rulers of that unified planet, somthing Earth hasn't been able to do. It will be the most fantastic event all of human history! :-)
55 cubic meters, well, if ceiling is 2m high, then the room/apartment should be 5m wide and 5.5m long. That's not that much if you are going to spend 3 years in there (a year to Mars and back and 2 years on Mars).
I don't know how they came up with 22m3 being enough for 6 months. It's almost a prison cell.
Someday maybe
I’m hoping this video sheds light on how we are going to land something so dam heavy on an unknown surface. My biggest fear is the ground crumbling under the landing legs. That would be a m*** but it’s a realistic fear.
To an extent, this is why the first starships landing on Mars will be autonomous 😄 And we've also collected a decent amount of data on the nature of Mars' surface thanks to rovers/orbiters.
@@isaacstevens1912 I hope its enough
They need to build a mock-up in shallow water of the chopsticks for booster four to get the telemetry , if you're going to destroy it you might as well get as much as you can.
I think we can easily say that if we don't get Mars it's almost definitely Will H's fault. Let's hope it doesn't turn out that way
Yes I would be on the ship to Mars just for the adventure Even if I was only working as the Coffee maker/ Bar Tender -
✋🏻🙁 I’m in ! 😆
Less raptors would be needed if starship is lighter. Less heat tiles, no nose fins and a different tail fins. Would shave off weight and use less heat tiles.
Probably by flying them there and back on a spaceship.
hi
This is what I do I studied rocket science every day without playing the Russian Chinese know anything about it we will go to Mars
I guess any candidate for going to Mars will be about born in the next five years. I personally don't think the first Humans will get to Mars untill 2050. It will take that long to get the infrastructure in place AND working. What steps are in place to identify such people?
They can even colonize the moon. That is nearest. They are aiming for Mars
You always need the outside the box thinker or the person who understands how the walls of the box works as if the box was made to hold more than its supposed to be able to but yet its light you see what i mean..? A cardboard box how its made its durability is outstanding but yet its light do they make rocket walls like this? Or they solid and insulated and solid again with air chambers to balance and shift weight or angle adjustment with water weight or even and aird angler thatd shfit the force direction without thrust or gas or feul. Water has electric ions or as whatever keeps it together in a liquid form use water from all around buid a turbine for it exactly and harness the water and the power from it. As well as air holes with air turbines inside to build a charge. And why cany we, say take a magnifying glass and the sun you focus the beam and its powerful so why not do it with solar panels for solar power magnifying its rays received and harness more power faster and continuously
if given an opportunity why not?
I don't see why an fully autonomous starship/fuel plant can't make propellant on it's own. You can easily pack the H2 along with you initially, it has a minimal mass.
No, you can not, it has not, and there is no energy.
It has about the same mass per volume as you.
Mars One was due to be a one way trip to Mars. I am glad that it was not successful in its endeavour.
no I will go on first mission to mars I don't rely care if I die
I'm on board, just send freeze dried packs, plug and play kits, a mini reactor, and 3d printers and I could retire in isolation easily.
But we all know the American government will get butt hurt, because they'll have no way to control Mars colonists.
So we'll have to use the cheaper backdoor and go through China
Hmmm, well, here we are, four months in to 2022 and nothing yet about this proposed trip to mars this year... Sounds like BS to me...
you know, let's practice on the moon first. really.
moon is not similar to mars
mars is similar to earth
@@replica1052 But Mars is like 9 months away. You can land on the moon in days
@@heyho4770 mars is closer in resmblance and close enough in distance
@@replica1052 But still an absolute inhospitable hellhole. Going to Mars instead of going to the Moon is so much more complicated. The only reason not to start with colonising the Moon is less Hype
So thats why Elon is going with Mars right now
@@heyho4770 to surrect planets is how to live in a universe - mars belongs to life
(life as center of the universe)
Other Rocket and Spaceship Developers/Manufacturers are "going to school" on Space X. Some of these other companies are also being given more government funds to survive and grow. Although Space X wins hearts and minds with a lot of transparency of their developments to the public, perhaps more privacy and secrecy is needed.
Thinking mars will need a hospital or 2. Then housing for families, including nurseries and schools. It can be done but what a undertaking.
Space exploration is far too important to allow private companies to monopolize it. NASA needs to develop its own programs and not depend on silver-spoon daydreams.
Well, considering I think of offing myself because the future looks to bleak, yeah sure, I'll go to Mars on the first trip.
this video makes sence and Not repeating content. Its Constructed and Research welll. nice.
I won't go at all, now or then.
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we're not going to mars..
to surrect planets is how to live in a universe - mars belongs to life
(life as center of the universe)
give everyone 9m diameter luxury apartments, make river-like lakes for indoor walks, seafood and o2 algae - waterlocks as airlocks make living easy
(water ice as building material be self repairing)
melt large amounts of ice with reflectors, water absorbs dust and radiation as heat boiloff be greenhouse insulation and atmospheric pressure
(once it rains fish can survive mars nature)
Lol I am definitely metric system impaired
:D
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I don't believe it. Muski keeps close tabs on management, closer on finances.
Can we get real and talk about realistic, limited exploratory missions to Mars, rather than settlement? The former is very hard, very costly and requires something other than a "Mars direct" architecture. The latter is far harder, far more costly, and simply isn't going to happen. Sane, well informed, self respecting people just don't want to live on Mars. There's no self benefit.
Also, can we not simply regurgitate the "species survival" rationale for a Mars settlement? These arguments really don't survive inspection. Lets suppose for a moment that a "dinosaur killer" asteroid is detected and will arrive in ten years and that we cannot deflect it in time. First of all, this will not kill off the human species. The climate catastrophe that follows will of course kill most humans, but extinction is unlikely. And remember that the same fate awaits the vast majority of human beings were there a settlement on Mars. Secondly, the climate will reset itself - in a matter of 10-20 years. Thirdly and this is the thing that a lot of people really just don't give much thought to. If your aim is to actually save as many humans as possible (and our technological and cultural heritage) then the last thing you would do is try to create a settlement on Mars. Instead you'd build deep shelters for millions of people, orbital bases and moon bases. The point here is that you get more bang for buck. A few tens of thousands of humans saved on Mars, or a few millions saved by other means. Which do you choose? Oh and when the climate resets itself, its then a lot easier to rebuild on Earth. Mars on the other hand puts us that much closer to extinction.
Once you brush aside the specious arguments for a Mars settlement, you're left with the fact that its a hell hole that offers nothing of redeeming value. There's no upside. No self interest. Hence no market. And of course, sane, well informed, self respecting billionaires are even less likely to want to do this to themselves.
not everyone is sane tho.. and i am one of them. i think you underestimate the hope mars means for other people on this planet just like USA did for the first settlers
I wouldn't be so hasty to assume what others want. Just check these comments and you'll see that plenty of people would gladly take the initiative of establishing a permanent human presence Mars.
@@yirisecurite4837 I'm sorry, but what hope for who exactly? This is where the "sane and well informed" part comes in...
@@saumyacow4435 no worries i like to be called insane. why to you think america is the symbol for freedom. remember the european ships landing on the American coasts few hundred years ago?
@@yirisecurite4837 Yep, but the difference is the promise of a better life versus the guarantee of deprivation and death (assuming you've got a lazy billion to spend in the first place). Again, those words "well informed" were used for a reason. I don't fault dreams, but when reality sets in, this just won't happen.
Please be inclusive of the Deaf and hard of hearing communities, by including Closed Captioning in your videos. Thank you from a Deaf person.
I'll go to Moon not Mars.
where moon don't regenerate mars belongs to life
People can go to Mars, and stsy there for good to pick up human's trashes lelt behind by the nasa and the europeans or chinese's.
before we colonize mars, we will first colonize the moon
Go nuclear! Engine that is!
I think we will never live in another planet. We are bound to the earth like leaf is bound to rhe tree. We are part of our planet and not independent of it. The only way to leave this planet is through the death when we do a transition from this physical heavy material world to another level where cosmic travel is possible in a different body.
Click bait ... Nothing new .. a painfully drawn out history lesson ... misleading rubbish about 2022
So if you look in this ,,"living on mars", it just will not work ,,,look it up...yes we can get there but staying there long term , is off the cards
this is delusional,.. so many unfounded theories
They won't. Case closed.
the surrection of mars should give humanity infinite economy - every rocket of the planet every two years (space as highways)
@@replica1052 Manned expeditions to Mars require payloads of at least 250 to 500 tons. No one produces or even plans spacefaring vehicles that large. SpaceX lacks everything needed for Mars.
@@hans-joachimbierwirth4727 every mars garage will have an orbital rocket where low mars ordit be an earthsent pinata
"Metric system impaired"?... yeah, no thanks...