Are Humans Better than Robots for Space Exploration? - Ask a Spaceman!

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What are the advantages of robotic exploration of the solar system? What are the limitations? Is there any situation where human exploration is better? I discuss these questions and more in today’s Ask a Spaceman!
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[@AngelosLoukatos]

I'm glad that you decided to post longer videos, thank you for another great one. Do you plan to reappear on camera? We've missed you!

[@abidqureshi9878]

This channel deserves 10 million subscribers, may be much more.

[@ricksspeedshop]

That was super cool and, certainly, thought provoking. Thank you, sir!

[@redfoxsheenyshow4153]

Mr. Sutter, I love your content and the way you can communicate it, would like to see more Human features though!😉, loved this one too but a picture of a rover and sound bands is robotic genius. But a human face, where you can read the body language, the totality of it, from facial expressions to hand ✋ movement is so much more engaging. Ah? Did you do this on purpose to help put these false dichotomys into, the exact points you made?.........its all in the title, right there lol. Good work Spaceman 👍🦧❤✌

[@Milan_Openfeint]

I'd say we're quickly losing the advantage in brains over robots already. If someone makes a Large Physics Model, rather than a Large Language Model (ChatGPT), it may be quite capable in deciding what and how to do, like recognize an unusual rock, or figure out the best way to climb out of a crater. It looks like the advantage in body will hold somewhat longer. Hundreds of degrees of freedom that can be controlled precisely, is something robots don't quite have just yet.

[@alnilam2151]

Is knot all that has been gathered thus with all the marvels of recent telescopic, breakthrough imagery and data ; what about the as yet undiscovered discoveries yet too be discovered in all collected though not discerned nor coalated data thus; just, you know, out of curiousity!? {\] 🤫

[@googlemechuck4217]

Figure the FTL conundrum and send robots who can operate in real time Boom case closed

[@russellneitzke4972]

Could we send terminal cancer patients to Mars?

[@ChinnuWoW]

If it’s terminal then they’d probably be way too weak to do the mission.

[@yadira6984]

“Human in the drivers seat 💯.”

[@FaxanaduJohn]

These videos deserve far more views. I have no idea why this guy hasn’t blown up like John Michael Godier or Fraser Cain.

[@MrHotstuff]

Who?😊