Engineering Humans For Space

Steve and Jay discuss future space travel and engineering humans to be able to live in hostile environments.
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[@JamesPancoast]

I love how Jay's statement is "You're basically saying you'll never have a good meal again" That boy has a one track mind! :)

[@shahafhadaya1]

I know every single fact in the video but the way you frame it makes me understand it better, as always good job👍

[@nycviews3883]

Freeman Dyson's Astrochicken is a fun thought idea.

[@billyclabough9835]

Old Man's War by John Scalzi 🙂

[@p.m.hudson]

Engineer me!! Robot body please. 😁

[@TipsyTadpole]

tyty

[@sputnicolas]

do not forget: If the atmosphere is nontoxic breathable, you will certainly contaminate it with eart-germs

[@gregmartinez5379]

Frederik Pohl devoted an entire novel to this idea with his 1976 novel "Man Plus."

[@toddchristensen129]

Hey Stephen, It's a really bad look that KZbin puts pseudoscience wellness advertisers before your videos. One in particular is encouraging diabetics to stop taking their medication.

[@aaronlifts92]

They have no control over those advertisements

[@toddchristensen129]

Yes. They do. They can report the advertisers. They. A not accept the money from those advertisers. Put your money (and actions) where you mouth is and stop making excuses why it’s okay for skeptics to make money of pseudoscience grifting.

[@TreeOnAHill]

@@toddchristensen129 The advertisements you see isn't necessarily what they see, it's based on what you have watched previously - as I understands it anyway. How much power SGU have in controlling that is probably very limited - if any. All they can do I think is pressure YT (somehow) to stop these advertisers, but we all know YT don't listen and probably don't care either.

[@aaronlifts92]

@toddchristensen129 that is not how it works bud

[@Alessandro-B]

I watch a lot of piano tutorials, and I got an ad for piano lessons. The ads are based on your viewing history, nothing they can do.