Could we really live on Mars? Onboard the ISS, a laboratory in orbit to prepare for the Mars mission

Propelled at 28,000 KM/H around the Earth, aboard the International Space Station (ISS), French astronaut Thomas Pesquet, fellow American Peggy Whitson and Russian Oleg Novitsky will be working with laboratories around the world to test different solutions in preparation for long-duration missions such as the one to Mars.
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Chapters
▷ 0:00 - Introduction
▷ 02:00 - Baikonur in Kazakhstan where the Soyuz launcher will launch
▷ 04:00 - Pesquet arrives at ISS for mission 50/51
▷ 09:08 - In Toulouse, developing a centrifuge.
▷ 13:07 - Working day on the ISS, between experience and living together
▷ 14:14 - Korolev in Russia, alongside Guennadi Padalka, recounts his space experience.
▷ 19:03 - Lanzarote in the Canary Islands, a genealogy close to Mars
▷ 22:07 - The different thrusters for a space mission to Mars
▷ 27:00 - The ISS and refueling concerns
▷ 33:23 - New Braunfels in the USA, a look back at the Apollo 16 mission to the Moon
▷ 36:30 - Halfway through mission 50/51
▷ 39:30 - Protecting astronauts from cosmic radiation
▷ 44:00 - The need for exercise on the ISS
▷ 49:35 - Last moments for Pesquet in the ISS
▷ 52:59 - Credits
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Like a travel diary immersing us in the daily life of the ISS, the documentary takes us behind the scenes of this space orbit where the future of the Earth is at stake. For a better understanding of space and how humans can adapt to it, in the face of mutations of the body in the face of micro-gravity. To be able to send astronauts to Mars, we need to better understand the consequences of gravity on the human body, and find countermeasures.
And the results are promising... With the adaptation of human physiology to micro-gravity, the recycling of waste for autonomous living, the development of new materials, more efficient propulsion technologies and robotics, science is going to show us that the prospects of a Martian mission, of life elsewhere for mankind, are on the way to becoming reality...
Thanks to these missions and the work of scientists around the world, the brakes that prevent us from flying for more than a year at more than 400 KM above our atmosphere (ISS altitude) will be lifted in 20 years' time. Mars is already in the sights of space agencies. And the Red Planet is on the minds of astronauts the world over...
Original title: From ISS To Mars - Space, The Future Of The Earth?
Directed by Vincent Perazio & Alain Tixier
© 2016, Licenced by GAD
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[@AlanHodgkinson-cc1ok]

This is how we should work together not war ❤❤❤❤

[@MarkHopewell]

Find a vast desert in the Middle East or North Africa and visit there - the gravity's normal too.

[@victorferguson-zs7zk]

There are vast unexplored undersea areas of the Earth that could be much more easily explored and exploited than Mars.

[@Uvray]

I think we're still 100 years away from putting people on Mars. It's still difficult to get to the moon.

[@Uvray]

@@tdoheron Yeah, and like I say, even the moon is still very difficult. And Mars is 150 times further away. The difficulties with current technology are myriad and immense.

[@ingridhohmann3523]

We hope sooner 🙏

[@johnguerrero4168]

Maybe, but robots can do a lot too

[@cmwork8870]

@@johnguerrero4168 only robots can go with our current technology. Radiation will kill us even before we get there.

[@br1rocks]

Nah it could have been done 30 years ago. But we might be 100 years from putting a permanent or semi-permanent human presence on Mars.

[@user-cf7nq5og5z]

❤😊I loved it. Thank you very much.😊❤ God speed and God bless you all.

[@montewoods2389]

Well said getting back to the moon has proved difficult after decades. Mars will prove to be extremely difficult for several more decades. Mankind will probably destroy one another here on planet earth before they could ever think about living on another planet.

[@Arturo4586]

As a member of the team that landed the 2 Viking space craft on Mars and receiving the data on the meteorological conditions on Chryse planitia and Utopia Planitia , it is livable there, provided frozen water is located and accessible just below the surface. The lower density is still sufficient to support tandem helicopter flight because of the lower gravity . This allows finding locations well suited for colonization. The travel to Mars is going to be routine with Space ship by SpaceX.

[@Arturo4586]

Funding, as usual was cut, no difficulty at all, technology is fine

[@thebenefactor6744]

Gil Scott Heron said it best, "my sister needs an operation; whitey's on the moon."

[@SunilSunil-iq6dz]

Super❤❤❤

[@cosmicpsyops4529]

If we can live with Gen Z, we can live on Mars.

[@knopfseibande]

Immagination World 🤫🎈

[@AlanHodgkinson-cc1ok]

What a great russian lady she is so wonderful 👍😊❤❤❤

[@somebody1828]

Shouldn't we fix this planet first?

[@ilokivi]

The history of nearby terrestrial planets like Mars and Venus illustrates what can happen if poor stewardship of the Earth results in climate change which harms life on it. By exploring and studying other planets, we can protect our own.

[@somebody1828]

@@ilokivi No need to study anything, I can tell you what's wrong and how to prevent extinction. Don't let greedy maniacs run the society and we'll be more than fine.

[@cmwork8870]

@@ilokivi they are after mining materials from what I gathered. That idea is just a way for citizens to support the spending.

[@jeromevincente2932]

This Freight Farm would work on Mars Volanic tubes or caves.

[@ayemaung2076]

I am sure that we will reach to Mars in slightly short period.

[@annetteku1]

If you puncture a bio suite, you most likely punkture the body as Well… Will the bleeding be very eruptive through that hole, and the pressure difference be something to consider?..

[@GFW-np5jx]

We have been lied to about both the ISS and Mars !

[@dragonkinss]

how do u solve the radiation

[@imagereader_9]

Well i guess if a barren landscape free of shade and with an atmosphere that will kill you unless you wear a spacesuit sounds appealing then go for it....

[@timothyshiu2263]

Take another 1000 years, even if earth become mars.

[@williamfugatt5003]

are you kidding we can't Even live on earth

[@alexsidletskiy5923]

Only exploration of space can bro some peace to this planet. That’s what ISS is about

[@DirtyLilHobo]

Ya, if only! Mars! Where oxygen is a trace element, 0.145%, and the atmospheric pressure at the surface is equivalent to around 140,000ft on Earth! Ninety-six percent of the Martian atmosphere in carbon dioxide! Any manned mission to Mars likely will be a one-way trip! At our present state of technology, colonization of Mars is a near impossibility! Should technology advance the needed transport would be the Starship Enterprise!

[@cmwork8870]

HI, i would like we invest in this planet first...Things are bleak 😢

[@zijadinsinani]

univers shum duhet te kini kujdes mrotjen diellite jeni po gaboni.

[@DavoidJohnson]

Until autonomous robots can build a self sustaining environment, humans will just be a short lived problem on Mars.

[@sakuraturbo3364]

What if we came from mars

[@Wesley-wg2qi]

We most likely did, but we were bacteria back then

[@edlondon3717]

Nothing about living on Mars just the ISS...and we have a hard time with the moon

[@MrJruta]

Longer…

[@sunflowerz54]

Under a dome city for 100 yrs while they terraform the planet!!

[@mrhassell]

Why on Earth would anyone want to live on Mars? If that's exciting to you, I suggest you spend a week camping in a freezer, to get prepared. -60c isn't for the faint of heart.

[@Wesley-wg2qi]

I suspect they'll use indoor heating

[@imagereader_9]

@@Wesley-wg2qi Sounds like you won't miss taking a nice walk in the woods without a space suit...The novelty of life on Mars would lose its charm in about two hours....

[@Wesley-wg2qi]

@@imagereader_9 like many things in life, it's not for everyone.

[@blancareynoso409]

Now is fixion.

[@johnguerrero4168]

Fiction?

[@bradpotter3197]

If we were meant to be there we would be there.

[@Wesley-wg2qi]

So when we get there it will mean because we were meant to go. Nice!

[@kasimahmadzai8150]

In hundred years humans will reach the speed of light and even faster. Then It will take 8 minutes to get to the sun.

[@petelake7373]

Yeh, in the sixties people predicted we would have flying cars by the eighties. Give up the predictions

[@imacmill]

No.

[@zijadinsinani]

eloni duhete te jete shum i kujdeshum universi nuk ashte toke. kah deshiron makinen ta trjtosh ki shum kujdes univers. shpesh her jah kom terheke veretjen. me diellin kah kujdes

[@starstreakshadow]

Can’t fix the planet earth and you want to goto Mars. Ohhhh I get it, just destroy and move onto another planet and repeat what is being done on earth.

[@blancareynoso409]

✅ to really o fixion Alpha sigma Omega 5:44 o alpha Thera 0mego Ferus god mitológico Germany.

[@DexterBodden-up9xe]

Humans cannot breathe normally or naturally outside of Earth's atmosphere, and any lifeform from any other planet outside of Earth's atmosphere cannot function within our atmosphere. We fail the T-shirt shorts and flip-flops test.

[@rawveganterra]

Ridiculous, nobody wants to go live on...Mars. Hellooooo. I definitely do not want to move to Mars.

[@KittTiffanyFilms]

I’ll go.

[@Wesley-wg2qi]

Me too

[@djsarg7451]

Could we really live on Mars? 100% no. Solar radiation would kill you before you get here. It is too cold, too dry and to toxic a place.

[@JoellHedges-dm1mu]

The magic of tv…… ISS is on Antartica.

[@JoellHedges-dm1mu]

Don’t believe? Wait till the mountains come down.

[@anonymousperson8487]

Nope

[@randylahey1232]

Humans will never live on mars...we'll be lucky to even have a successful manned mission

[@user-ep3ck5re4o]

Ye of little faith 🤨🤨🤨

[@franciscogomes4416]

No we cannot.

[@c9o8l7i6n5]

why dont we have space bases on the moon its next door dont talk about mars till we colonise THE MOON😂🤣😅

[@cmwork8870]

They are doing that (or trying) soon. But it is not easy...

[@Wesley-wg2qi]

​@@cmwork8870 it will be easy when Starship is finished

[@user-ep3ck5re4o]

Agree totally - makes sense to establish a base station there first