Colonizing Europa (Jupiter's Moon)

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[@gameshareprime]

Europa and Encellidus need to be researched in depth. I wanna go alien fishing

[@coffeetime11]

Lmao I like this

[@sayyamzahid7312]

@@coffeetime11 Chris Kyle

[@matthewviramontes3131]

You might drop your fishing line in and they'll pull you in with it 😰

[@brianhammer5107]

figure out a way to drill through kilometers of ice - in temperatures colder than 300 degrees below zero, mate - then plan your fishing trip

[@thomas.parnell7365]

​@@brianhammer5107I'd put my money on Europa due to fact its estimated 4 billion years old if complex life ever took hold below ice its their.

[@msn64man1]

Who wants to go ice skating on Europa with a space suit adapted for the icy moon

[@insanecuriosity2682]

Definitely in!

[@mylessvec6440]

That sounds fun but the ice may be a little bumpy

[@ameliadiaz8040]

Same thing goes for Saturn's Enceladus.

[@flaviomulatojerkin]

You're a great predictor, I think we should look into to the moons, more than the planets 🤔

[@insanecuriosity2682]

Glad we are on the same page ;) What would be the main reason for you?

[@flaviomulatojerkin]

@@insanecuriosity2682 we have many more shots when it comes to moons, we only could live properly on Mars, but we could use some Jupiter's moons, the only thing that would be hard is definitely the trip to those moons

[@kaviddurr5106]

It'll take about 10 years.. not too bad!

[@MG-er6dm]

The best content and commentator by far. Both smart and smooth! 😎

[@insanecuriosity2682]

Our pleasure! ;)

[@d33pNacho]

Hey guys, Europa is already colonized!! Saludos desde España! :)

[@Tmanw8898]

When I first seen the title I thought it said “Europe” haha

[@VeritasVortex]

How ironic. How the tables have turned. 😂

[@notrychkyd4717]

Lol

[@insanecuriosity2682]

Haha not quite our field but totally get you!

[@drashnicioulette9565]

Haha lol, i thought the same thing!😂

[@musicmanmatt87]

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[@notrychkyd4717]

I'm honored to be a subscriber of this channel ;)

[@insanecuriosity2682]

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[@AgentSquiddy]

Your picture is so creepy nice 👍

[@Aaramlias]

I think before we colonize Europa we really need to colonize our own oceans too and learn to do it with no pollution and without harming the ocean environment. If we can do that ... then maybe Europa might be a possibility in the distant future. If we can't do that then we're not going to get too far on Europa.

[@kingdomofbird8174]

europE?? 🤔

[@SandsOfArrakis]

"All these worlds are yours. Except Europa. Attempt no landings there."

[@apersonwithahat8301]

"Colonize the europe" I'm Italian: O H N O

[@insanecuriosity2682]

Haha Ciao Peppe!

[@jonescantfight4677]

If only we were a type 2 civilization

[@sandybarnes887]

What's normal?

[@MrEnjoivolcom1]

Or even Type I

[@jonescantfight4677]

@@sandybarnes887 humans aren’t even a type 1 civilization yet

[@sandybarnes887]

@@jonescantfight4677 I meant what is a 'normal' Canadian?

[@jonescantfight4677]

@@sandybarnes887 oh sorry, idk, likes the cold says eh all the time and plays hockey and fucking loves poutine and maple syrup

[@simehedi4475]

One of interesting place in solar system

[@brianj7204]

Bruh as a Dutch person we also call Europe "Europa", and my title was translated to dutch so i was like:'what the hell why the fuck would you take over Europe?! we havent done anything wrong bro!"

[@kingdomofbird8174]

*Europa has lot of water, you might like it Dutch*

[@GadreelAdvocat]

Better to colonize Callisto first. Less magnetic interference from Jupiter. Once that's established then go on to colonize the other two of four of Jupiter's major moons.

[@sayyamzahid7312]

Cairo dindori madhya

[@kingdomofbird8174]

Io is the most problematic

[@chromebook1141]

Colonizing Europa is the most ridiculous proposal considering the radiation on the surface.

[@superkartoffel7479]

I think it is more likely that only Ganymede will be colonized and from there small non-permenant missions would be send to Europa, Kallisto and Io.

[@insanecuriosity2682]

We are full of possibilities! Have any favorite one?

[@superkartoffel7479]

Well I like the idea of having a big space station (for example a stanford torus) in orbit around Jupiter which will be the centerpoint for smaller colonies on all the moons.

[@nightlightabcd]

We can't even colonize the moon, and it's just right up there!

[@tricky1992000]

watch this space......

[@Kuiper83]

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[@nightlightabcd]

@@Kuiper83 - That has nothing to do with the reality of reduced gravity on other planets and moons and the trip to such destinations! Until mankind develops one "G' of gravity, Mars is probably the extent of mankind's exploration and colonization is out of the question. I don't think it is fesable, or ethical for a self sustaining colony any were but on earth! Is it ethical to bare and raise a child in a reduced gravity environment? If is is even possible, how will that change them over the generations?

[@Kuiper83]

@@nightlightabcd but like. if we can put people there, that would be neat. idk, i think humanity has been pretty successful doing what we put our minds to over the years, despite our disagreements

[@outbackigloo6489]

We are on the verge of colonizing the Moon. The Galilean moons would have to wait a century or more, although Callisto should be explored and colonized first due to its lower radiation levels.

[@jm131719]

"Opa Opa!" for Europa!

[@KingJulienPlay]

what i can tell, Europa got colonized by the Eliksni and the Vex (Destiny 2 BL) 😂

[@doctorandusB]

Yes we did John, about 40.000 years ago. It was icy then or anyway much colder than nowadays but we did. Some of us were or are stupid enough to want to go further.

[@joewilson2258]

If we could survive the deep cold and the constant quakes moving the surface in all directions then we might explore it but I don't think it would be possible for us to stay on the moon more than a few hours at a time .

[@elrondsch]

Did you just call it "the Humble space telescope"???))) 5.18

[@amangogna68]

Great idea to colonize Europa but traveling there would be an obstacle !

[@insanecuriosity2682]

You are right! Those obstacles can motivate us even more too! ;)

[@brianhammer5107]

There is no atmosphere, you'd be bathed in radiation from Jupiter's torus, the temperature is cold enough to make steel shatter, and no water to drink and no way to grow food - so, NO, it is not a great idea.

[@bugbug718]

Fantástico muito bom perfeito o documentário Parabéns

[@pauldh62]

I doubt whether there will be any colony on Europa within the next two or three hundred years. It is too small to terraform, has acute radiation problems that would kill an astronaut outright within five minutes' exposure, hugely expensive and why would we do it, when probes could answer the questions for us. We need to remember that the world's space agencies today would be hard pressed to devise a safe way to send a brief manned mission to our moon. Astronauts 50 years ago went there with a combination of blissful ignorance and luck. The fact that they did not perish on the voyage is little short of a miracle.

[@r.subramanian6197]

It is mandatory, for better future future generations; technologies helps

[@evanrutherfordlazyahole9079]

Not a bad idea maybe... we can at least experiment in our ocean who knows maybe water is the future of planetary exploration.

[@davonchism5975]

We won’t be able to do man missions to Europa for at least another 200 years too hostile

[@hakanyucel1639]

Q : Could We Colonize Europa A: Yes! It's the most important mission we have! H2o transport from Europa and Encellidus is much more easier to Mars then Earth!

[@sayyamzahid7312]

Hurting Chris Kyle and@

[@richardmercer2337]

You mean with humans? Bad idea, at least until we know a LOT more about this moon.

[@cheekybastard1018]

Not possible. It is not in the Goldilocks (habitable) zone. We need the sun for warmth, from Europa, it would just be another star in the sky. Completely useless to us because it is too far away.

[@awwman240]

Europa is so cold that even liquid nitrogen froze.

[@outbackigloo6489]

Titan is colder than Europa (around 90 K) and it’s atmosphere is about 98% nitrogen.

[@oldmanfromscenetwentyfour8164]

It would make a good station site for deep space exploration. Water can be converted to hydrogen and oxygen both potential fuels.

[@thomas.parnell7365]

If your plan is a outpost stroke outer planet's base I would choose callisto outside of Jupiter's radiation belt but close enough to benefit from its magnetic field its also covered in ice. I'd go their first for Jupiter's as a staging post.

[@oldmanfromscenetwentyfour8164]

@@thomas.parnell7365 We need a starter Base to build the larger equipment and ships to take it further out. to go to Callisto right off the bat will take even longer than it has now.

[@dantetre]

After Space Odyssey 2010 and Europa Report you are still considering landing on Europa?! :D

[@mrcesaar]

Europa is already colonized *laughs in european*

[@PhillipAmthor]

This post was made by the german gang

[@PrayagPandey]

Awesome!!

[@gisterme2981]

Could we colonize Europa? Eventually perhaps, but no time soon. We can't even colonize Antarctica...there's a large frozen ocean on Antarctica's surface and it's way closer than Europa. Colonization of Antarctica is not practical for any useful purpose. Antarctica's temperatures are balmy compared to Europa's. I'd also presume that it would be far less expensive to learn to produce HE3 here on Earth or mine it on our own moon than to fetch it back from Europa or any other distant planetary satellite. There's no lethal radiation in Antarctica. Any earthlings intending to attempt colonization of any distant place would have to depart understanding that their lives are sacrifices for science. So, the answer to that question seems obvious. Until we have space propulsion systems far superior to those we have now, robot probes are about the only option for further exploration of Europa or other distant bodies.

[@sayyamzahid7312]

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[@marufulislam4311]

"Can we colonize calisto?" Make a video

[@gregbay2613]

It’s a moon. You keep calling it a planet.

[@PeterSwinkels]

Why is a MOON being a called a planet??

[@PhillipAmthor]

You could say it was pla(n)net(d)

[@debbieanne7962]

This will happen we'll go to Europa..in 100 to 200 years, I certainly won't bare witness to it, and I doubt anyone else who watched this will be there to see it happen either

[@ssgssbeet4133]

Of course we can... all we rly need is water isnt it?. And boy is there a lot of water there 💦

[@tricky1992000]

I think collecting anti-matter trapped in the magnetic fields of jupiter for intersteller probes is good enough reason for colonizing that area.

[@brianhammer5107]

I think you need to take some graduate courses in engineering and physics.

[@WWeronko]

(6:29) that is not the Europa Clipper. That is the latest design of the EC: europa.nasa.gov/mission/science-instruments/ I would think a exploration base on lower radiation hazard Callisto makes more sense. There is apparently water ice and rock available and the radiation levels are much lower than Europa. Exploring the Jupiter system could be coordinated at such a facility. Your dates are, in my view, unduly pessimistic. With SpaceX working to open space at dramatically cheaper rates, the building of Space Liners capable of taking vast tonnage to far off solar system destinations is only a matter of time. 50 years would be my pessimistic guess.

[@nawilliams82]

All of these worlds are yours except for Europa. Attempt no landing there.

[@nwabuezeozuzu6370]

Why would we want to colonise Europa?

[@Ferdaev]

Too cold

[@sandybarnes887]

Warm below

[@mrcesaar]

That’s exactly how my ex describes me

[@Ferdaev]

@@sandybarnes887 maybe, in the near volcano

[@PhillipAmthor]

I am literally living in europa right now! Europe is called Europa in german

[@DinoCism]

Lol Helium 3 is not found in "quantity" on the moon and there will not be people living on Mars in "the next ten years." Saying all this stuff like it's certain including "we will colonize Europa by 2150" makes it impossible for me to take this hype seriously. How do you know human beings will still exist by 2150? There's optimism and then there are claims like that.

[@hernimaniak2379]

Nice

[@oanhtranthikim2557]

6:11 "don't need to wory about that, because elonmusk's flacon heavy could to this with cheaper price!,,👍

[@vonfrancois]

« ALL THESE WORLDS ARE YOURS, EXCEPT EUROPA. ATTEMPT NO LANDING THERE. USE THEM TOGETHER. USE THEM IN PEACE. » Arthur C. Clarke

[@dantetre]

Actually Clarke only wrote "ALL THESE WORLDS ARE YOURS, EXCEPT EUROPA. ATTEMPT NO LANDING THERE" in Space Odyssey 2010. "USE THEM TOGETHER. USE THEM IN PEACE" was only in the film, which in 1984 was a Cold war massage from the creators.

[@vonfrancois]

@@dantetre - Haha! Well I rewatched the movie recently but it's been a looong time I've read the book, I didn't recall that nuance. I took the quote from the "internets". Thanks for the precision still! It makes a lot of sense actually.

[@dantetre]

@@vonfrancois your welcome! :)

[@xflossx]

sorry but no we cant even work together take th way things are now which is sad

[@jamesye5417]

Hi

[@insanecuriosity2682]

Hi James!! How you doing? Liked the video?

[@stipe3124]

So to colonize Europa we must first do that with Mars and Belt? #TheExpanse #Rociinantetotherescue

[@ameliadiaz8040]

Got Europan fish?

[@stdvdphd]

Do you think colonists could put some kind of turbine in a geyser to generate power?

[@gravitationalwavemaker9521]

There is Definitely life on Europa. How crazy would it be to see an Alien ocean and what kind of life it would have.

[@brianhammer5107]

See a psychiatrist - it's worth the money.

[@diameadozen]

@@brianhammer5107I have it's not worth the money just go to a massage parlor it's a lot cheaper

[@ok1025]

666 likes..

[@d3v-x64]

What a stupid question, we already did lol... Sadly that joke only works in German where Europe is actually called Europa

[@mikesercanto9149]

What do Germans call the moon Europa?

[@Tordogor]

Same for Spanish speakers. In my case it was my European greatparents who colonized Argentina.

[@d3v-x64]

@@mikesercanto9149 Europa

[@Grifondorzo]

we can't even colonize our planet without destroying it, c'mon

[@nikolaramic]

We would die anywhere we go, we cant leave Earth... We would need to adapt to a new planet which would be hard even if we get to some planet with the right temperature, there's still much more about elements in our atmosphere which we are used to. There could be a planet out there similar to earth but with a lot less oxygen in the air which would result in not breathing well or some Poison Gas... I guess we are 2000years behind to colonize another planet, maybe even 5000...

[@user-jt6ej7vh2p]

1st

[@insanecuriosity2682]

Nailed it;)

[@buratinobu6530]

one of the worst videos of this channel regarding the background music over the voice.. struggled for the first 5 minutes to concentrate on anything said.. nearly stopped watching and nearly left the channel as well. Music too loud or distractive. Fortunately as the author finally started to speak about actual colonization and not basic information on Europe, the background sound slightly improved and I was able to focus on the content.. but due to at least half the video wasted time and discomfort I might stop watching this videos in future. I also always wanted to mention that the commentator despite sounding super professional actually does not seem to be perfect for this type of videos or for the author's text.. it's not easy to follow somebody who is just reading out text, I'd rather prefer some far less professional voice but of a person who understands the contents and has interest in the subject or maybe you need to hire somebody who would improve the text as well to make it sound better and easier to follow or at least to read out by your commentator as it feels like he properly struggles. Please don't get offended or anything, just trying to give feedback (surely you can leave everything as it is, you have already earned thousands of subscribers, it perfectly proves that everything you do works perfectly fine the way it is), keep up the great work. Good luck.

[@kundankundantalar543]

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