From Today To The Year 4000: Future of Space Travel And Spacecraft!

[@InsaneCuriosity]

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[@brandonhodnett5420]

Settlement on Mars in 11 years, I’d love some of what you guys are puffing on.

[@samr.england613]

They're full of it, and haven't done any basic, much less extensive, research on the prospects of living on Mars, or anywhere else besides fantastic, warm, rippling with life, watery Mother Earth.

[@erictacy4815]

You guys are astro physicist eh. Give me an equation or any scientific example of how you base your claims

[@samr.england613]

@@erictacy4815 They can't base their claims on any extant scientific reality, just, to date, science fiction and dreams.

[@James-zp5po]

Not in 11 years and not in 1100 years because mars doesn't exist

[@CRUISEWITHSPIRIT]

Me to

[@EmersonMarsh]

It is a common trait for human beings to overestimate the technological advancements in sooner years and underestimate the technological advancements In later years I do think that going to Mars 11 years from now, would be a hefty challenge and quite unrealistic, but I do believe that in the far future, our ancestors will enjoy the luxury of technology, that we cannot even wrap our minds around.

[@samr.england613]

We're definitely already enjoying the luxury of technology, but, at what expense to the ecosphere? The biosphere? Over 8 Billion of us now, and most live better than humans ever have, but at what expense? What's the collateral damage to the Earth and its living systems?

[@renateverhoeven5679]

I agree, this was where I kind of stopped the video, I mean.. asteroid mining and Martian colonization in 11 years? Heck no, I don't believe that. In 50 years maybe!

[@samr.england613]

@@renateverhoeven5679 Did the vid actually say, "in eleven years", all this stuff would happen? I'm not bothering to watch it again because it's all bs anyway.

[@kib2675]

A bit too much tech optimism, but nicely portraid

[@Bigboi7736]

OUR SCIENCE EXPONENTIALLY IMPROVES AFTER A POINT IT SNOWBALLS

[@naffehumaar3759]

Real evaluation, well said.

[@georgeousthegorgeous]

@@Bigboi7736there’s still a difference between connecting a few basic physics equations together and compressing the entire universe to travel FTL.

[@Robert-nz3te]

Nice post.but anything a person thinks can be accomplished.

[@samr.england613]

@@Bigboi7736 And often times runs into a deadend and stagnates. Jet and rocket tech, for examples. It's possible that our technology could hit what's called the, "asymptotic" limit, where we cease advancing. I don't think such a limit will happen anytime soon, but we never know.

[@sebastiangeschonke9756]

This is more fantasy than Science Fiction. Warp-Drive in 50 years? I hope we figured out Fusion till then and maybe found a way to use it in Space while dissipating the additional heat that is not pumped out for acceleration.

[@RandomGamer-qy6ys]

They’ve found a way to achieve warp without negative energy so 50 years might not be so long after all

[@newsmonger77]

And we will probably still have lots of potholes in our roads!

[@fontaineblanche3898]

@@newsmonger77 « Roads ? Where we going, we don’t need roads. »

[@samiamgreeneggaandham]

@@newsmonger77 what’s up to technical faster than speed drive travel. It is not literally faster than the light speed. Quantico tunnel Drive and take advantage of the quantum effect quantum tunneling whereby particles tunnel through space time in terms of the fabric of space. Step one. Entangling particles using trapped ion cubics microscopic object. Step two. Creating a cascading effect that creates quantum continuity. Step three. Turn it into a wave package so that it says it’s the same particle characteristics as photons which are wave particles. Step 4. However, that would be done, make quantum tunneling happen. If you were to do steps 1-4 for an external shell surrounding the ship, the ship itself and the people inside would not be affected by the weird shit going on. They would be part of the closed system and move along with the shell. Per mole of bornated polyethelene which we will use as the shell material, it would required 90000 joules of energy to make steps 1-4 happen. Assuming extreme control and precision for the whole thing. Per 33 grams in other words. One kg of 5% enriched uranium-235 has an energy density of 4.2 TRILLION joules. And would provide enough power to do this. Of course, we are years away from actually perfecting this. By that I’m talking about the quantum entanglement process so on so forth. It’s obviously much more complex than just that. But that would technically be able to allow us to reach hundreds of millions of miles to a couple of years away instantaneously It does not require any matter or negative energy bullshit like that.

[@bigtruck3187]

Illegals took all of NASAs money, for last 20 yrs we can't even fix the the right lane on I78 in PA 😂

[@Administrator_O-5]

Amazon Prime is going to cost a fortune, free 2 day interstellar delivery won't be cheap...

[@richmorgan8546]

2026: nasa budget gets slashed and nothing gets done.

[@ignas49]

imagine how much progress we would have achieved if NASAs budget was even a third of the military spending

[@Gwolf-zj1hr]

@@ignas49 maybe we are now watching this video in space😂

[@josipjakopcic7073]

Private companies exist

[@bigtruck3187]

Illegals took NASAs money 😅

[@brianarbenz1329]

*We will have bases on the moon by 1980 and bases on Mars by 1990.* -- Predictions by Werner von Braun in 1969.

[@moodiblues2]

What you didn’t mention was the ability to increase the lifetime of humans or to transfer the human mind into advanced robotic forms. This is what interests me the most, as I want to be alive to experience all the wonders you did describe. I, as an early boomer won’t otherwise be around past the 2040s

[@samr.england613]

Dream all you want, but accept your mortality. If I live to be 80, I'll check out of Hotel Earth in 2043. Life is so short, and that's what makes it special and precious.

[@stanleydavidson6543]

Please have faith in God and know that because of Christ and his atonement we will all live again on the day of russeration

[@MsTasha217]

This whole video was about space travel…

[@samr.england613]

@@stanleydavidson6543 We can ask the non-believers to have faith in God through Jesus Christ, but such pleas will go unfulfilled. We can plead with them, but asking, "Please have faith in God" isn't going to be effective, or show results. (Think about it. You're begging someone to have faith in something they don't believe in in the first place.) We cannot fake our faith. God bless you for trying.

[@egorbuntush6579]

Warp Drive in 2075? Unfortunately, it sounds too optimistic

[@samr.england613]

Where do they come up with these, 'target years' anyway? Oh, 2075 'seems' so distant that, dang, it must be true that we'll be able to do this or that by THEN!

[@stephenlangsl67]

How about these 2 things? 1. Extending the average Human Lifespan past the age of 100 in the year 2040. And 2. Using CRISPER technology to produce fruits and vegetables that are 10 times larger than what they normally are and to try to recreate the plant life of the Carboniferous period by producing giant genetically modified Horsetails and Club mosses in the year 2068.

[@samr.england613]

Why "in the year 2040"? What's magical about the year 2040?

[@BlackPeerama]

I am so excited for the years 2025 to 4000

[@samr.england613]

And yet you won't live to anywhere near see either.

[@rodneyhiggins8562]

@@samr.england613 Hopefully by the blessing of god, i will live forever heathy and strong and so will my loved ones.

[@LieMac]

@@samr.england613 Immortality.

[@samr.england613]

@@LieMac I meant to type, 2125 to 4000. There's no such thing as (physical) immortality, and, most likely, no such thing as spiritual immortality. We're all going to die. Accept it, and get over it.

[@LieMac]

@@samr.england613 I meant biological immortality, that is possible in our lifetimes. Don’t be a pessimist.

[@WG-tt6hk]

Considering the fact that the idiots currently in charge of this country are hell-bent on starting World War III , this video is very optimistic. We will either be going to the stars or trying to survive in a nuclear wasteland, The next 4 months will tell the tale.

[@bigtruck3187]

Illegals got all of NASAs money😂

[@thereneeperspective]

This is a wonderful DISCLOSURE video ❤❤❤

[@rickytran2378]

i think you are missing a digit. the tech in year 4,000 might be achieved in the year 40,000.

[@bootstraphan6204]

@rickytran2378 Nah, in the year 40k, we'll have conquered a significant part of the galaxy with the help of Adeptus Astartes. For the Empra!

[@crazyedswonderfulworldofso9370]

You haven't mentioned the one event that renders all of this impossible - WORLD WAR III!

[@jssomewhere6740]

I love the video. I do wonder what happened to the idea that most of what you talked about in this video, never happening? I much prefer the optimistic outlook. Im just curious did the pessimistic view get fewer views?

[@samr.england613]

No one knows what's going to happen in the next 2,000 years! No one knows what's going to happen in the next 30 years! These type vids are just fantasy vids, made to attract followers or ratings, not made to show any actual truth.

[@MasoudNyoni-g8o]

Thanks for insane curiosity for sharing this

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for watching and for the kind words! We're glad you enjoyed the video.

[@jeanfrancoisriemer1770]

Jumping from 2091 to 3100 and hoping, nobody notices???

[@rparker8761]

lol

[@phillipjacobs8857]

Loved it but way too optimistic timescales early on in the progression.

[@eprohoda]

omg. you did beautiful . Insane~ 🙂

[@warawiriarts]

Before the year of 3000 earth ecosystem had been destroyed , only small groups of people live underground. Technologies gone, earth back to class 0,1 civilization

[@AnthonyDivine-mn1ty]

I'm from the Year 3003 i bought a spaceship it cost 51 billion dollars I'm taking my girlfriend to the rymspians planet for vacation I'm so excited i can't wait ,,,rymspians looks exactly like human but they have tail thier planet is 29lightyears away from earth I'm from Japan which is now called Asian Republic

[@POLICECAMERA6688]

NASA's Artemis program is a long-term program that aims to return humans to the Moon and establish a sustainable presence there. The program is divided into many specific stages and tasks. It begins with Artemis I, an unmanned mission, followed by manned missions Artemis II and Artemis III, with the ultimate goal of sending astronauts to the lunar surface by the mid-2020s. .

[@prmediagroupdk]

Biggest problem... Human kind were not made to live in a sterile spaceship etc. Without nature people get mad...

[@damonr6987]

You got that right!

[@astrogay220]

well if its all come true , the future will be so exiting and amazing

[@deepdrag8131]

I got two words for you: Ha ha.

[@Juan-ll6sf]

Before planning huge space travels, we have to solve the problem of finding artificial gravity in space craft and space stations. We cannot survive long time without gravity. Thanks.

[@prmediagroupdk]

War and killing other people is more important than to find a solution for human kind to survive...

[@jeriatrix4526]

Did I miss it, or was there a discussion of how to provide food for the significant portion of the population who don't know where their next meal is coming from?

[@damonr6987]

If you are on a space ship, your next meal is just a shoulder lengths away.

[@philochristos]

This timeline seems a bit optimistic, but still entertaining.

[@kaxtorplose]

You forgot to mention hollow rotating asteroid habitats as generation starships.

[@GÓRAL-o2j]

I just want exploration and battle ships. What you're describing is impossible today.

[@JAGtheTrekkieGEMINI1701]

Since 95% of these Predictions are set in the entire 21st century I shall hold you Guys *acountable* for said predictions and their Realisation up until 2091... When I shall be 109 Years *OLD!!*

[@MsTasha217]

I think we might want to do the asteroid control thing first…

[@martinriley106]

Privatised space programmes will only lead to chaos and more catastrophic incidents. The best approach in internationally driven space programmes.

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[@titanicburialground6965]

I definitely picked the wrong week to quit sniffing glue

[@stephenwheeler-r8m]

Grandio's thoughts. I think discoveries are going to slow way down in the future and we will be lucky to achieve one percent at the speed of light in the next thousand years. I don't believe in wormholes. I do believe people will live in space on board ships because the earth will be overcrowded very soon, and the only option is to live in space or die. One day in the near future, people will begin and end their lives in space. I don't mean to make it sound so tacky, but I think battle star Galactica had it fairly close, although maybe without the machines trying to kill us. A civilization that wanders the stars. That is how humans will expand into deep space

[@samr.england613]

One percent the speed of light (1,860 miles-per-second) would be an astonishing achievement! But I doubt that milestone will be achieved in the next 100 years or so, or even the next 500 years. But, who knows?

[@stephenwheeler-r8m]

As you know, we have only been in space for about the last seventy years, so this is all new. It's kind of like trying to say something unique that someone hasn't already said an untold number of times before.

[@georgeousthegorgeous]

@@samr.england613just so you know, we already have engines capable of going 0.01c and even 0.1c (10% of the speed of light). That’s nuclear and ion engines and they’ve been first proposed around mid 60s.

[@samr.england613]

@@georgeousthegorgeous No. We don't.

[@georgeousthegorgeous]

@@samr.england613 we do, they just aren’t built. The technology is there.

[@Saradomusic6402]

90% of the video was 2024-2091... then it just jumped to 3100, then 3600, and 4000... If you need to take longer, take longer!!! people would be happy with a multiple episode series with 100 years per vid!!!

[@ZElphear-qv4ix]

Well, almost all intelligent civilization since that can't be easily said for those who emerge in super cluster systems 💀

[@ejayxray]

Love to see this side by side with what’s projected to be happening on earth during the same timeline 😂

[@atanasvasilev3228]

In 20 years we went from "what we did for the past 70 years in space", to "starcraft". Let me promise you this - unless everybody abides their new year resolutions, we aint gonna see the things you listed within the 20 years range, even after 80 years...

[@isis_thakouni]

"Ab'ba Crono'-Lishaa, la'-ma In'-ari tha kou'-ni ari Bar'-jon'-ah ."

[@scatterman13]

I wont believe anything until i get my hoverboard

[@amangogna68]

Great video and information !

[@samr.england613]

How so? It's total fantasy.

[@Romfullmetal]

Its not an information video

[@artic6015]

Most of the technology that you talk about is another 1000 years away. Some may be longer then that, Enjoyed your vision of what it could look like. Thank you

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[@martinriley106]

You never conquer space, you learn to survive or exist in it!

[@aerial558]

I was lost after the first 10 minutes and had to give my head a wobble 😵‍💫

[@braggarmybrat]

All that work, and we didn't find anyone else? “The universe is a pretty big place. If it's just us, seems like an awful waste of space.” ― Carl Sagan, Contact..."

[@prmediagroupdk]

Best astronauts... Inmates whom have been in isolation for more than 10 years..

[@GÓRAL-o2j]

I'm not an inmate, but I'm a loner with terrible social skills. I love to be alone and I have no problem sitting in a ship or a base for 2 or more years. Where should I sign up?

[@pranaypatankar3739]

Too much optimistic prediction for immediate future.❤

[@maxwellsmart8730]

Very entertaining presentation. If we get a fusion propulsion engine in 100 years I'll be surprised.

[@PJHitterman]

I appreciate that you took exponential growth into consideration. I think the time when AI can assist us with our engineering isn't far off. Exponential growth isn't more than 60 years away. At that point it won't take 2 thousand years. It will take 200 as exponential growth will have 200 more years! Think about where we were in 1824 until now. That is 100 billionth of the type of growth exponential growth provides. Baby's born today may end up deciding themselves when they have had enough time living. Still healthy, but 454 years is enough.

[@ionaguirre]

Not so long ago, our grand grand fathers traveled walking or by horses. They woudn't believe the world of today in such a short time. I hope we'll keep going on as fast or even faster than we've been doing till now.

[@Eris123451]

But before that can happen they've got get the crew of the Boeing Star-liner back from the ICC where they've been stuck since June. How's that working out ?

[@joemasters2270]

Unpopular opinion: I actually have faith in the future. *GASP*

[@changtcg]

yeah, and so far we can't even get the two astronaut who was just to spend a few days in space back home. Now they have to be there for 8 more month.

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[@Clover-qz8nl]

Thank you for sharing your work with the world and for sharing your content with us 🫶 it’s very well done and I hope to see more of your content 🍀 keep up the great work ♾️ thank youuuu 🍀

[@tonyroy6767]

What you said during 2032 might happen by 2050 or something.. timeline is little too .speedyy😅

[@michaelrexrode3759]

Been a HUGE science fiction fan my whole life but I'm sorry to say we will most likely never become a system wide species, let alone an interstellar one. Hope I'm wrong tho.

[@diascharumadushan5874]

What makes you didn't think in that way

[@ericgolightly8450]

I'd give it a few centuries/millenia

[@michaelrexrode3759]

@ericgolightly8450 If humanity lasts that long. All population trend lines are heading in the same direction: Collapse of fertility leading to racial sterility leading to extinction. When Elon Musk was going on about population decline I assumed he was being his usual trollish self but when I looked into it I became concerned. There is actual panic in governments across the world: Europe, Asia, even INDIA is below replacement rate.

[@rizwanahmed2432]

1969 we land on moon 2024 we still can't go outside the earth magnetic field😂😂😂

[@ericsolnitzky795]

I'd multiply what you drummed up by about 4 at least as far as timelines. Regardless, some interesting tech and milestones to ponder as we become more spacefaring.

[@thomasleong3311]

This is too optimistic, my bet is by 2055 we still can't differentiate gender🤣 But your work is beautiful, thank you :)

[@K162KingPin]

Multiply the time scale by about 100 and this would be more realistic. We are not going to be making artificial gravity plating in 25 years lol. Maybe in the next 2 - 3000.

[@eternisedDragon7]

No, the destiny of humanity does not at all lie in conquering space, morally it's even the opposite, and if you want to find out why that irrefutably is the case, then look up the very bottom of the Talk page associated to the space colonization Wikipedia page.

[@tavzung2386]

Achieve human immortality first before Interstellar exploration.. there is no point exploring the Galaxy if you're going to die before you reach your destination..

[@CRUISEWITHSPIRIT]

I’m still living the scariest life ever

[@MarinCipollina]

Optimistic in the extreme. but well produced.

[@traveon022]

With so much advancement I do hope we find life outside earth

[@softlineify]

Lets get through 2024 in one piece first

[@whitneyneely2880]

Agreed 💯

[@Bibg867]

Seems to me eventually human kind will simply live in enormous cities in space

[@schlaznger8049]

It's 2024 and the best way to clean my teeth is stick by scrubbing them with a stick....they better hurry up!

[@K-Effect]

I think this all would be much easier if we would Hi-Jack one of those shiny UFOs instead. We can bypass all this R&D and get right to the space exploration

[@greggweber9967]

Ever see predictions of what it will be like in the future, as seen in 1900?

[@johnord684]

By 4000 whoever is left will be making flint tools again neverming spacecraft

[@ioanbota9397]

Realy I like this video so so much like you can imagine

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for watching!

[@reggieziet]

09:00 Nice vid, but the 2047 part is definitely wrong, that year only brings glitches in all that new technology.

[@samr.england613]

How do you know? (Not saying I support this vid, as I think it's ridiculous.) But, like Insane Curiosity, how do you know what's going to happen in 2047, much less in the Year 4000?

[@lucascrowthervidz]

There is no way, us as a race will make it anywhere near the year 4000!

[@spencerthu2956]

We aren't ambitious enough and definitely need to be more optimistic! The era after WW2 was mankind at its peak of ingenuity! If they could dream it up, they would try to make it reality! Mankind as far as space travel and manned exploration has been utterly disappointing and shameful for over 50 years! The rate they were advancing back then ,the future was always thought of taking place by 2000 and it should of!!! A generation ship was being looked into President Kennedy! We have building these outrageous projects on Earth for the past couple decades; it's time to start doing that in space! We are 50 years overdue! People just don't care about space like they used to in the 20th century and in my humble opinion,it's mankind's greatest failure!

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[@spencerthu2956]

@@InsaneCuriosityThank you as well for this great vid

[@Sammmeow]

Double, possibly triple the amount of time. This video is a bit optimistic 😆

[@deezmemes7253]

But, but, but, where are the Aliens?!?

[@justmousinaround]

No reference to encountering other civilizations... Do we really think we are alone in this vast universe with countless habitable worlds just in our galaxy alone?

[@InsaneCuriosity]

We're not sure, but it's hard to believe we're alone with so many planets out there. Thanks for watching!

[@vbiron8203]

So all major spacefaring problems gonna be solved in my life time? I highly doubt it.

[@Avatar_2025]

Any engine requiring fuel cannot achieve interstellar travel. ETs do not get here by such engines but rather by other means in which thought is a major component.

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[@Avatar_2025]

​@@InsaneCuriosity Parts of interstellar vehicles are made through pure thought energy. Yeah, there is a field of energy all around us that is very responsive to thought. That is the energy they probably synthesise parts from which is far more cost effective to do. This may sound far fetched but if you read Robert Monroe's books starting with Journeys out of the body you will find that nothing is really far fetched. Robert Monroe even discussed about that thought energy around our planet which is not being utilized with a being held called BB.

[@reinholdvink2654]

Alot of these things will probably never be possible...

[@xv9dl]

don't forget the SF homeless will become physics professors. The McDonald's $5 meal deal will be $500.

[@Slappi2]

2024 - SpaceX has mastered reusable spacecraft 2091 - Star Wars

[@JohnSmith-gu6hf]

A space elevator would come before any of these great advances.

[@chrisbaham2284]

Year 3500. Guy is using a cell phone lol

[@tonyfield2360]

Started slow, then WHAMMO ! Warp drive. A tad optimistic, methinks.

[@mrj24811]

I'm curious if the back of a space ship can withstand reentry if the ship came down engines first....

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Many scientists believe that life could have started in the oceans, as they provide a stable environment with the right conditions for life to develop. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[@mrj24811]

@@InsaneCuriosity thanks for the badge 😉👍🏻🚀✨

[@101495J]

Can't even afford to send man back to the moon let alone Mars.

[@PeteThe]

Nice ideas, however, if we look at our last 2000 years performance, it seems implausible.

[@Hutch671]

I give maybe 1000 years give or take 500 years we want be here.

[@equinsuocha8905]

Way too optimistic. Lost me gravity manipulation for artificial gravity and warp drive in the 21st century.

[@gishjalmr5628]

Communication via quantum entanglement is not possible. Any manipulation of one of the entangled particles to encode information will break entanglement.

[@marsm4159]

Corporate space plant work stations? That sucks

[@davehoward22]

Whos to say humans will be around in 2000 years?

[@tbur8901]

You're saying A.I. and nanobots will turn spaceships into living creatures, with humans like parasites inside. And than we run into aliens coming to the rescue ...

[@ignas49]

you'd probably get mocked 200 years ago too if you said there would be this magical tablet thing with the world's knowledge that you carry in your pocket

[@tbur8901]

@@ignas49 I was joking. I meant the aliens would try to 'heal' the ship and murder us :)

[@ignas49]

@@tbur8901 ohh my bad :D

[@tbur8901]

​@@ignas49 Re reading my words it wasn't that clear admittedly :! I can see how you were thinking ..

[@KimJongFunny]

No one will be on Mars before 2050