Living on the Moon | Meet the experts

[@Luckyamor]

Go ahead ESA ❤️

[@Patchworkdaddy007]

Thank you ESA for your great work!👍🇩🇪

[@EuropeanSpaceAgency]

Thank you for watching!

[@OldFriendEr]

I cannot imagine the system redundancy needed to survive on the moon in case the of failures. On the other hand the ISS is doing quite fine.

[@muggletierchen1103]

The only Problem is, that you can get to the Iss in only about a Day, but it takes nearly a Week to go to the Moon

[@unhommequicourt]

I don t think it s that different. If you put the iss on the moon you can basically survive. Only problem is that the moon is really far away and you cant send a space station that big there, and it s complicated to go back

[@sebastian.su935]

Well I think this episode has been the best so far every second of it was absolutely fascinating to me cant wait to see more 😀🌕🌕

[@EuropeanSpaceAgency]

Thank you very much for your comment, Sebas! We are very happy to read!

[@sebastian.su935]

Your welcome

[@MrHichammohsen1]

2:40 Eujene Cernan was the last one of the moon not Harison Schmidt, because he was the commander and had to ingress last.

[@MrGlenspace]

Hicham Mohsen in fact he left his daughters initials in the lunar dust before re-entering the lunar module. However, Schmidt is last living lunar astronaut who got to stay the longest. Plus he was only scientist being a geologist and eventual US Senator from New Mexico.

[@MrHichammohsen1]

​@@MrGlenspace In December 1972, as one of the crew on board Apollo 17, Schmitt became the first member of NASA's first scientist-astronaut group to fly in space. As Apollo 17 was the last of the Apollo missions, he also became the twelfth and second-youngest person to set foot on the Moon and the second-to-last person to step off of the Moon (he boarded the Lunar Module shortly before commander Eugene Cernan) So yeah he wasn't last like i said.

[@MrGlenspace]

Hicham Mohsen yes I know all about that. My cousin worked at Grumman and helped build the lunar module. He would send me photos of the craft, official mission patches and signed photos of the Astronauts. I still have that stuff today. My cousin went on to build the shuttle wings at Grumman. He even sent me cool photos he took of them and informational stuff. At 95 He is happy to see us going forward but wishes things were going faster.

[@MrHichammohsen1]

@@MrGlenspace Sharing is caring maaaaaaan

[@mackyposada9908]

Luna😍 thanks for the educational video☺️

[@EuropeanSpaceAgency]

Thanks for watching, Macky!

[@wildflower4052]

Very interesting, thank you !

[@EuropeanSpaceAgency]

Thanks for watching!

[@spacenomad5484]

She's an expert at managing expectations.

[@unhommequicourt]

What i understand from this video is that we re really far from living on the moon and we don t have the technology yet

[@EuropeanSpaceAgency]

But we are on it 😉

[@unhommequicourt]

@@EuropeanSpaceAgency keep up the good work ESA !

[@jimmyquigley5777]

Very interesting. The lava tubes on the moon would be ideal places for habitation as they would offer a more stable temperature as well as protection from radiation and meteorites. They are probably dust-free too. A good place to stay in case of a coronal mass ejection since you wouldn't have time to get back to Earth.

[@regularmen2969]

So if i wanna fly to space i can apply my cv to you or you not going to send people on moon ?

[@mariadaluzmoutinho5701]

Foi um prazer ouvir falar esta expert ...Boa comunicadora explicando tudo ao detalhe e de forma impressionante!! Morar na Lua e ver o Homem noutro patamar da exploração!! A Lua ainda nos vai surpreender!? Oh, a Lua é mesmo linda...

[@aghilanmayan97]

I can't imagine...when esa bring us to the moon...that's seems to be next level😍😍😍 @ESA🛰

[@alexoest]

I can't imagine ESA bringing us to the moon either.

[@EuropeanSpaceAgency]

Soon with Orion's European Service Module 😉

[@aghilanmayan97]

@@EuropeanSpaceAgency iam so excited for that moment😘@esa

[@jitendrakhasiya2645]

Good

[@bipepsi1591]

Te la sabes

[@linuxlizard]

Womens's day wishes for both Moonauts!

[@darrlydean5941]

i am this generation

[@deesnutts5185]

So no head?

[@stevengarcia4534]

If you live on the moon it will feel like on earth

[@unhommequicourt]

Not really no

[@TheEmix2010]

Subtítulos Español

[@EuropeanSpaceAgency]

Thanks for your comment, Emiliano. You can activate auto-translated subtitles in Spanish based on the English ones we've included using the gear menu of the video

[@RosaAksentowicz014]

Wollen Sie wirklich auf dem Mond leben? Kennen Sie Ingo Swann, den Autor von den Buch Geheimsache 🌓? Wenn nicht dann empfehle ich Ihnen das Buch bestellen und lesen! Und noch ein Autor aus USA: Leonard, George: das Buch Titel ist: Somebody Else Is On The Moon (Pocket Books, New York, 1975) - sehr empfehlenswert diese zwei Bücher! Wünsche euch allen viel Erfolg im Leben und Forschung 🧫👍🌓👏

[@Studio-gt2te]

Why on earth, our planet earth have everything for suitable life namely, as an example, the Iron core which have many benefits, the atmosphere, oxygen, nitrogen, and co2 which are essnial for life. The moon is not that far away from planet earth, why the hell have not got all the essential ingredients? Is there somebody design the earth to be perfect for life?

[@unhommequicourt]

One day if we settle on the moon the human body could evolve to survive on the moon. Especially with progress made in genetics

[@mlc4495]

No, life evolved to survive in this planet's environment, not the other way around. It's quite possible there is life on other planets that would find it impossible to survive on Earth.

[@sadikadhaan4595]

horrible cet accent francais

[@SunriseFireberry]

Yes. Walking on the moon, with this playing kzbin.info/www/bejne/sIHafpeQhNGDpZo by The Police!