Mind-Blowing Future NASA Projects

[@Sideprojects]

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[@dereinzigwahreRichi]

Those cash holder clips on these minimal wallets are nice if you live in a country where also small amounts of money can be obtained as bills...if the smallest you get are 5€ bills then you'll always have to handle some coins as well unless you can afford to not bother with amounts smaller than 5€. ;⁠-⁠)

I would by one, but I dont like to be a walking add post, if they wouldnt print the logo on then it would be great.

[@spookyninja4098]

Breaking News = David Grusch USAF Intelligence officer just confirmed the Roswell UFO crash and cover up by the US military = Bob Lazar was Right after all

[@nickhiscock8948]

A bit early for father's day thats not to September

[@slcpunk2740]

At 10:45 I thought my computer was starting up for a sec 😂

[@OkalaborationO]

Solar sails and space elevators! Just that they’re being discussed brings me so much happiness.

[@mikenco]

That last bit about the floating mirrors was mind-blowing!

[@esioanniannaho5939]

Check out Gerrard O'Neill book the high frontier he was a mate of Arthur C Clark.

[@UpperDarbyDetailing]

Check out SFIA with Isaac Arthur. This sort of stuff is all he does.

[@dinsdalemontypiranha4349]

That was awesome Simon. Please keep them coming. Thanks!

[@kenbates9380]

Love watching your stuff on KZbin always something very interesting!

[@Beryllahawk]

The liquid mirror idea reminds me of the mirror-making section in Lois McMaster Bujold's "Falling Free." The characters have to craft an extremely precise type of mirror using salvaged materials; it's crazy but the key factor that lets them succeed is in fact the micro-gravity around their space habitat. Very cool!

[@JessWLStuart]

Well presented, as usual!

[@derekstein6193]

With functioning space elevators, you could build an orbital shipyard at its apex. Such a structure would allow for in-space manufacturing, reliable repair for spacecraft and drones, and could help speed up the process of extraterrestrial manufacturing and infrastructure.

[@vinceabbott5438]

If it weren't grossly impractical and not riddled to death with flaws then sure.

[@dr2stroke611]

@@vinceabbott5438 flaws?

[@UpperDarbyDetailing]

Even better, an orbital ring.

[@UpperDarbyDetailing]

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[@Never-mind1960]

I like the idea of an O'Neill Cylinder that could be used for long term space living and as a space dock/ hanger for manufacturing. The moon is only really good for mining.

[@SpencerGD]

Let's never forget how NASA created the Chupacabra. (Reference to a recent conspiracy theory presented in one of Simon's Decoding the Unknown videos)

[@AcidGambit419]

Woah a liquid gallium mirror? First time i have ever heard of that. Sounds like a great idea.

[@Jayjay-qe6um]

In December 2017, NASA released mission concept involving the launch, in 2069, of an interstellar probe to search for signs of life on planets orbiting stars in and around the Alpha Centauri system.

[@tevvya]

Simon. Thanks to the whole team for another great video! The space elevator concept is well within our current technology IF we think of putting it on Mars or the moon. The shallower gravity well of either would reduce the tensile requirements of the cables. In addition, it would be a lot less risky to install an elevator on a largely uninhabited celestial body. Taking the thought even further, one could see the extra-terrestrial elevators as testing grounds for developing technologies which might lead to achieving a second or third generation elevator capable of installation on earth. A Mars installation would be very, very helpful as it would eliminate landing and liftoff requirements from the very dusty surface and, thus, would make shipping supplies much less expensive. I invite you to explore this idea further in a future video!

[@UpperDarbyDetailing]

It's within current tech on Earth too. Our main issue is mass producing graphene. I don't really like space elevators much. We'd be much better off with an orbital ring, and that's actually easier. Although a space elevator on Luna is still a great idea, at least as a first step to building a lunar ring.

[@AS34N]

If I bought my pops a ridge wallet for Father's Day I would be disowned.

[@johneggins3462]

Dad def don’t want that shit. Isn’t it a scam?

[@slcpunk2740]

They're not for your dad, they're for your generation. Maybe Dad would like their key holder in the style of a pocket knife though. 🤷

[@jamesring3319]

And u can get basically the same one for 15 instead of the 150 or so they are ripping u off with

[@metaltyphoon]

@@jamesring3319 my father in law has the 15 knock off version and i have the real one. His shit doesn’t slide the card in as nice and the elastic is already wearing out. Meanwhile mine has 4 years no problems.

[@matthewfalter6366]

Can't believe they go for 180$$$$$😮

[@Terminator42-k5c]

Love this guy so far only just stumbled by this account he looks like my old science teacher 😂

[@patrickbureau1402]

Concerning the " fluid mirror telescope " - concept i heard about explained the space probe could melt its " mirror/glass material " from its compact flight mode - then spin the "material" - like a glass blower making bulls-eye panels. The "material" could be spun into a lens shape ! - the probe with its telescope cameras etc - adjusts its focal lenght by move away from the disk of frozen material floating in space - like the old bellow cameraz Hope i have given away someones trade secretz - ooopz

[@TheMemesofDestruction]

Gratz on 700k! ^.^

[@NicholasNerios]

Wonderfully done

[@SC1ENCEP1E]

Can I request a Side or Mega Projects on the St Louis Arch please Simon. I was reading a post about it today and thinking this really seems like the kind of thing we need a video on ❤

[@mikeharris5681]

... ... ...no.

[@Stingray571]

Excellent idea!

[@theprairietinkerer]

Moon Base Alpha, let's go!

[@EmilyJelassi]

Fascinating video! It’s amazing how much we can do even compared to a decade or two ago..

[@rutrakainmeiez5107]

We can do shit all this money wasted to keep your illusion alive

[@smokeylake6732]

Can’t go to the moon? Because they never went.

[@rutrakainmeiez5107]

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[@rutrakainmeiez5107]

@@paulthomas963 what do you mean "Get back to the moon"?!🤦‍♂️

[@cortos_9733]

One small correction. The Dragonfly is actually a hexacopter, that is it has 6 rotors instead of 4. It was deemed to be more reliable as 2 rotors could fail and still be usable. Similar to why the moon buggies ad rovers have 6 wheels.

[@jond661]

I was surprised he didn't just say drone. No one calls them quadcoptors 😅

[@jasontoddman7265]

Actually it's not even a hexa-copter; it has four *double* rotors, giving it a total of eight rotors and thus making it technically an *octocopter.* At least, according to what I've read and heard; and I just checked its wikipedia page to make sure. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dragonfly_(spacecraft)

[@Nathan-vt1jz]

The problem with a space elevator is not really a lack of interest, but a total lack of feasibility until we make major breakthroughs in material science. Launching rockets to Mars is expensive and difficult, but it’s feasible - we have plenty of experience launching rockets. We are improving an existing technology rather than creating new technologies based on presently non-existent materials. Carbon Nanotubes might be able to do the job, but we can only produce ones that are a couple centimeters long… Space mining and industry might be an easier next step, but we’ll need to rockets to get that going.

[@davescott7680]

Lunar elevator far more likely. If earth's going to get anything similar it'll be an orbital ring.

[@blinard1]

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[@meetoo594]

Lol, just looked, they must be having a laugh if they think anyones buying that crap at that price. What a rip off.

[@nOtJack1886]

125 quid is 100 quid too much lmao

[@jackb3493]

A fool and his coin are easily parted.

[@BruceThaJuiceBanner]

125 quid?! That's outrageous, even in Harry Potter dollars

[@nOtJack1886]

@tking5016 yeah almost $200 in monopoly money

[@I_THE_ME]

People should probably know that the Ridge orders their wallets from the same supplier "Silt Lake" as most similar brands that cost a third of their products.

[@creepyunicornwithlazers3594]

"Nuclear powered quadcopter". Can I say yes hard enough?

[@jon2026]

(((( YES ))))

[@bobnolin9155]

What about the Orbilander mission to Enceladus? They just confirmed phosphorus in the plumes Cassini collected.

[@multiyapples]

I hope we see these missions to the end.

[@TheDaneofCoosCounty]

I’ve always understood the solar sail concept (thank you Star Trek DS9) but how would these devices as described keep from ripping apart at certain speeds as the square footage of them at this time would be quite large and could potentially be ripped apart by 1 of 2 way. Going too fast and putting too much stress on the structure or micro meteors going so fast that they rip through enough of the structure to prevent it from either getting to its destination or simply throwing it off course altogether

[@TheDaneofCoosCounty]

They SAY that’s the goal of Europa but if they DONT find life (which is the more likely scenario and have likely planned for it as well) do they just start harvesting said water and dispersing it to earth for a price after filtering it for other gases and materials which they’d either use themselves or sell to the highest bidder? Aka promoting big name companies for profit…

[@AcidGambit419]

We seem to have got micrometeorites under control. Yes they go super fast but they are not harder than steel.

[@TheDaneofCoosCounty]

@@AcidGambit419 neither are these solar sails… unless there’s going to be a mesh as strong or stronger than steel within the sail itself I just don’t see it working out. It would also require a guidance system that could spot and circumnavigate larger objects to avoid collisions

[@UpperDarbyDetailing]

​@@TheDaneofCoosCounty likely the sails will be graphene. They'll also eventually have some form of laser for sweeping the space ahead of the craft. Between the two it'll be fine. Speed alone can't damage it, too high of an acceleration can. Not really a problem with sails.

[@krisgonynor689]

We probably know enough about the space environment to predict how much of the solar sail would be lost to impacts of micro meteors. You would just build the mirror large enough to account for such losses over time. Speed is also not a problem, the entire solar sail would always be going at the same speed as the photons propelling it should be equal across the entire sail. Unless it was side swiped by a large solar flare or something like that, the 'wind from the sun' is constant in both velocity and impact over the entire surface area. A bonus would be if the solar sail or parts of it were also solar panels, then you would have the power needed to operate the computers and sensors.

[@Star_Skiing_Starskski]

Liquid mirror. Cool af.

[@aggiewoodie]

“Nuclear powered quad copter” may be my favorite phrase ever.

[@martinstallard2742]

1:25 end of sponsorship 2:05 the dragonfly 3:18 space elevators 4:56 Mars ice mapper 6:12 luna surface innovation 7:08 ai and machine learning 7:58 solar sail 8:48 Europa clipper 9:44 in-space manufacturing 10:39 laser communication 11:17 fluid telescopes

[@ignitionfrn2223]

2:10 - Chapter 1 - The dragonfly 3:25 - Chapter 2 - Space elevators 5:00 - Chapter 3 - Mars Ice mapper 6:15 - Chapter 4 - Lunar surface innovation 7:10 - Chapter 5 - IA & machine learning 8:05 - Chapter 6 - Solar sail 8:55 - Chapter 7 - Europa clipper 9:50 - Chapter 8 - In space manufacturing 10:45 - Chapter 9 - Laser communications 11:20 - Chapter 10 - Fluid telescopes

[@LG-qz8om]

RE: Solar Sails. Take a look at a Radiometer. One would expect that as White is the reflection of all colors, that it should get pushed away by the photons. And yet the Black sheet is. Shouldn't a Solar Sail be Black? Obviously the "inertia of photon impact/reflection" isn't the factor.

[@butter7734]

Graphene can be used as a space elevator.

[@cresswell6753]

Simon upgraded the HYDEF

[@JerryBrower]

You didn't even touch on the experiments where they are propelling solar sails using lasers based on Earth. This would essentially put the "engines" and "fuel" of the vehicle on Earth instead of needing to boost it into orbit.

[@chillindave1357]

Hmm, like liquid metal terminator? Self building robots... ya know they've made movies like that! Lol I'll be back

[@Electric_Funeral]

You mentioned coping with fine lunar dust as an obstacle to human colonization of the moon. I’m curious if there are any thoughts on the fine particles on mars being poisonous to the extreme for humans, and what that might mean for realistically colonizing mars? Can it be made economically feasible to extrude the perchlorates and other toxins, or if it’s more realistic to find somewhere else to put our colonization efforts

[@Never-mind1960]

Next step needs to be an O'Neil Cylinder that can be used as a long term living and construction facility with artificial gravity. A moon base should only be for mining. We need one big enough to be used as a space hanger. The biggest cost (and danger) of space travel is getting off a planet. Planets are so volatile and unstable, we should not even waste time and money on them. Mars is cool, but will never make a good living place and moons are better for mining. Even if we invent Star Trek Level propulsion systems, planets will still only be good for tourism. (scenic views)

[@randal9609]

Could you please talk about Sifar city in Algeria

[@user-vo4wc2jz8g]

Pow, right in the Ganymedes

[@chriskola3822]

3:50 Making a robot that can climb a space elevator is about 1/1000th of the challenge. Building the structure is VASTLY more difficult and, as noted, we simply don't have the materials or technology to do it. 50 years after everyone stops laughing for very good reasons.

[@adamfrench553]

Boom 💥

[@robertbe2520]

A lot of the probes used to explore our solar system have nuclear power plants because sunlight past Mars don’t have enough energy to power solar cells. So how far could a solar sail take a space craft?

[@QBCPerdition]

The biggest advantage of a solar sail is two-fold. 1) the acceleration is constant. It is true that solar radiation drops off fairly quickly, but even a little bit still adds some thrust. And if the sail tacks around the inner solar system for a bit to build up speed, it can get booking along pretty quickly. Which leads to 2) Newton's First Law of Motion. Once the solar sail is zooming, there isn't much to force it to slow down, and just as with other spacecraft, gravitational assists could be performed to give it an even greater boost of speed. Similar to the question of whether you would want $1,000 now, or take a penny one day, 2 pennies the next day, and keep doubling the value for a month...small things add up. Even if the force of a single photon from the sun is barely perceptible, tons of photons constantly hitting the sail will add up. The beginning is slow, and does take some time to get going, but it could get out to Pluto much faster than the New Horizons probe did, and that is the fastest probe we have ever sent out into space.

[@jameslocke1416]

Geezers on Europa?? Did Statler & Waldorf beat us there?? LOL I take it that’s the British pronunciation…? 🤣

[@reddragon7762]

For a space elevator, why not just use a centrifugal rail gun concept to launch. Rather than a full cable up.

[@jacobsirois7585]

Whoot! NASA, one of the best things my taxes go to. Every dollar of tax payer money returns 4$ in patent sales. Beyond that I pray for a Ray Bradbury future (star trek).

[@unbelver]

Ingenuity IS a multi-rotor craft. Two contra-rotating rotors on a single shaft. So Dragonfly won't be the "first multi-rotor" to fly on another planet.

[@stevefox3763]

No its not, its a coaxial helicopter, you Dont know what your talking about.

[@unbelver]

@@stevefox3763 Uhh.... I'm on the JPL helicopter team. Here's a multi-rotor citation: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multirotor Look under "Rotor configurations" What's the first entry? "Coaxial Rotors" Where does that link to? Examples of Ingenuity-like helicopters.

[@stevefox3763]

@@unbelver its a true helicopter, it controls yaw via the coaxial torque and lift an cyclic through blade pitch control., it is not a multirotor, those operate in an entirely different way.

[@Etabobable]

rotorcraft.arc.nasa.gov/Publications/files/Cuyler_Dull_10-Jan-22_06-00-24.pdf Here is a link for you, first line says it is coaxial. Stop lying. Also you don’t work for JPL.

[@dalenmonroe6526]

While a great video, I'm slightly saddened that you didn't find the rotating detonation engine that they're working on. While it can only run roughly for 2 minutes at full blast with 4 and room for more rolling detonation waves, produces an absurd amount of thrust that too will revolutionize space exploration. It was derived from the initial failures of the Saturn V rocket, "Oscillation waves"

[@dianapennepacker6854]

I thought the benefit of PDE were about efficacy and not exactly power? Anyway yeah PDEs are the future but we should try to get the technology down here on earth first before attempting to do in space. Unless it is easier to do in low to zero gravity or something.

[@dalenmonroe6526]

@@dianapennepacker6854 no, not PDE's RDE's. RDE's are the way to go because of thrust and efficiency. think about how you could use that massive thrust in space for a few seconds and be going faster than any other craft could propel its self with current tech. PDE's are far more efficient but produce less thrust because its pulsated. RDE is truly impressive tech that is limited by materials. it just gets too hot even with the copper based alloy NASA is using for it, limits it to only a 2 minute burn which is still intense when a German engineering team has a much smaller version that can only operate for 1-3 seconds before beginning to melt its combustion chamber.

[@dianapennepacker6854]

@@dalenmonroe6526 Sorry my brain read Pulse for whatever reason. Aye I know the difference! I wonder how much more thrust they do as I only ever hear about how efficient they are for both quite honestly and how they will change flight and blah blah blah and what a jet with it will do. I know NASA and DARPA along with the airforce and their cronies are all in it. Some say they are a lot further along than what they are letting off which wouldn't surprise me with today's world with Chinese spies and informants being caught seemingly every other day.

[@TraumaQueen65]

I would love, love, LOVE to see America take 1% of the military budget and direct it to NASA. They are SO underfunded it's beyond ridiculous!

[@fortnite.burger]

Agreed

[@cliffearl7483]

Finally investment in space elevators!!!!

[@billmilosz]

1:47 "...to the oceans of Jupiter..." Wait, what?!?!

[@samstrzempka5353]

Nothing to do with this video but would love to see something about military farms. I don’t think people realize there are huge farms run by different country’s militaries

[@twistedtrackstravel8771]

If they sent a probe to Uranus, it has to be called Sh*t Stabber.

[@hypercomms2001]

Everyone talks about space Elevators, but no one talks about how they are going to build the thing. Not gonna happen!

[@thebaccathatchews]

It'd be easier to build an orbital ring than a space elevator.

[@chrislong3938]

The thing about solar sails that bugs me is how course corrections could be accomplished. As far as I know, no craft will be able to tack at all!

[@Keither754]

I’m sorry, “the Ridge” wallet costs HOW MUCH ??😬

[@kenhelmers2603]

Most of these topics need "Deep Dives" :)

[@SteedRuckus]

Bringing up solar sails and not even mentioning Breakthrough Starshot, even in PASSING?! For shame, factboi.

[@corujariousa]

Space Elevators do not seem to be a thing we should pursue at all. With all space junk, that keeps increasing every year, cosmic events, material structural exhaustion, etc., imagine what would happen if/when something goes bad. The cable drop alone would be catastrophic.

[@bujin1977]

With a bloody big cable reaching up into space, what about the craft in a more conventional orbit? Surely at some point their orbit would intersect with the cable with pretty disastrous consequences? And surely the only satellite the cable could be attached to would be in geosynchronous orbit, otherwise the cable would just end up being wrapped around the planet. And that would mean a bloody long cable! I confess I don't fully understand the concept, but from what I can logically deduce, it sounds like a bloody stupid idea to me.

[@CtheBernwickle]

Yea a liquid mirror is all fun and freakin games man until it turns into terminator 2.

[@jasontoddman7265]

3:00 - Simon says: Unlike Ingenuity, Dragonfly will be the first time NASA flies a multi-rotor craft on another planet. Uhhh, wut? What do you think *Mars* is, Simon? Chopped liver? What you must have meant is that Dragonfly will be the first multi-rotor craft to fly on the *moon of* another planet. Which would make especial sense as Titan is the only moon in the entire solar system with enough atmosphere for such a device to fly *in!* Ingenuity otoh *is* the first such device to fly on another planet, and there are several other planets where such craft could also eventually do this. Titan however is the only *moon* in our system where this is possible.

[@bandito1234]

im still laughing about the space elevator

[@AidanPatko]

Lots of complaining about the sponsor. If it’s too expensive for you, it wasn’t made for you. Let Simon get his bag in peace. Great video, btw.

[@JaredHaer]

Seems like you can't let people comment the way they want to comment with out poor-shaming them, not a good look for Ridge Wallets. People that own Ridge Wallets are arrogant, and are insensitive to what inflation is like for the rest of us. Seems like a wallet for jerks that are working through some other kind of issue and making it "financial" or weird brand defense by somebody on the promoter side of the fense, which would be slimy, and speak very poorly of Ridge Wallet brand integrity. So what motivates you today? If you are a paid social media contractor of some sort, I am sorry for you occupation.

[@AidanPatko]

@@JaredHaer damn bro it’s not that serious it’s a wallet neither one of us can afford chill out

[@AidanPatko]

@@JaredHaer if you felt poor-shamed by my comment then get your money up, and spend it on whatever kind of wallet you want

[@JaredHaer]

@@AidanPatko I felt your comment was really odd, and I wondered, what kind of person says that, is it a defense of Simon or the product he was paid to promote? And is this person some kind of social media contractor, a person paid to create and manage social media engagement while not openly disclosing they are part of a paid promotion? You know, the kind of thing is common these days in online marketing.

[@AidanPatko]

@@JaredHaer if you’re that convinced I’m a paid corporate plant sent to Simon’s comments section to drum up business, then why are you giving me exactly what I’d want if that were the case? You getting butthurt about my observation and replying is engagement. I’m truly just a fan of Simon’s channels and don’t give a damn about watching sponsorships because I know that’s how he feeds his wife and kids, but hey, if you want to think I’m some sneaky undercover social media guy, be my guest.

[@jamdoodles]

ain't gonna be a space elevator in our or our kids lifetimes. Maybe grandkids. I powerfully doubt it.

[@Never-mind1960]

Next step needs to be an O'Neil Cylinder that can be used as a long term living and construction facility with artificial gravity. A moon base should only be for mining. We need one big enough to be used as a space hanger. The biggest cost (and danger) of space travel is getting off a planet. Planets are so volatile and unstable, we should not even waste time and money on them. Mars is cool, but will never make a good living place and moons are better for mining. Even if we invent Star Trek Level propulsion systems, planets will still only be good for tourism. (scenic views) Also, spinning space stations will eventually be needed for large populations to escape large scale planetary disasters, such as moon sized asteroids and nearby supernovas. Even our own sun is going to destroy earth eventually. We also need a station orbiting farther out so there is less chance of collision with space junk.

[@cesruhf2605]

SPACE ELEVATOR PLEAAASEE 😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@janlassen6101]

I have a challenge for Nasa= To go to the Moon for the first time.. FIRST TIME?!! USA left a lot of stuff on the moon like the big moon car, a Flag and other cool stuff, but some how nobody can find the stuff with lenses that can film things light-years away.

[@mikeharris5681]

Are you being serious?

[@AidanPatko]

Broooo lmao

[@janlassen6101]

@@mikeharris5681 I hope you are not... Do you REALLY think Nasa don't have the tech to film a big moon-car on the Moon? And they say they lost the tech on how to go back to the moon! haha....You would think they saved the Data for the worlds most amazing moment in History on 20 000 Copies.

[@Vaeldarg]

@@janlassen6101 You realise space has a few things that might mess with cameras, right? And has to be bare-bones considering there's no studio infrastructure up there and weight is very limited? When they said "lost the tech", you think it was unsaved data...? Many of the engineers with the experience had died. It was a "use it or lose it" kind of knowledge set. Stop falling for bs from attention-seeking conspiracy theorists.

[@janlassen6101]

@@Vaeldarg So now they have problem reaching the moon?. ok strange when you know that the Tech has advanced 50-100 times since that time..... Today it would be pretty easy compared to back then. You have at home a Computer that is 1000+ times more powerful than what they used. Space-People died so we don't know how to get to the moon again because they forgot to tell the other people at Nasa hehe... (I am beginning to think Nasa don't deserve the Mega Billions they get for playing space) You know as well as i do that information that is extremely important is saved in any way possible 100% safely in Vaults

[@garyfranklin8712]

You can fit 64 earth's in Uranus or 65 if you relax

[@boziewz6125]

It's weird, that ridge key holder was originally invented for the elderly and disabled as it can be used as an easy twist devise for unlocking and locking key locks. My brother has had one for about 10 years or so now.

[@magnificus8581]

All cool things, but can we PLEASE get our flying cars, Mr. Fusion and graphene?

[@imnotyourfriendbuddy1883]

We have flying cars. We usually call them "airplanes" or "helicopters"

[@fratercontenduntocculta8161]

I can't wait to watch the next moon landing with my dad!

[@TheUnfulfilledOne]

I'm sorry,but we Never went to The Moon!

[@TheUnfulfilledOne]

Experts say that The Moon is 238 855 miles or 384 400 km from The Earth.If that is true we wouldn't be able to see The Moon,because it is so far away outside The Earth.We can barely see distant islands here on Earth,which are inside The Earth yet we can see The Moon,which is even more far away outside The Earth.How is the human eye able to see an object which is 238 855 miles or 384 400 km outside The Earth when it can barely see a far away island inside The Earth! Experts say that The Sun is 93 000 000 miles or 150 000 000 km from The Earth.If that is true we wouldn't be able to see The Sun,because it is so far away outside The Earth.We can barely see distant islands here on Earth,which are inside The Earth yet we can see The Sun,which is even more far away outside The Earth.How is the human eye able to see an object which is 93 000 000 miles or 150 000 000 km outside The Earth when it can barely see a far away island inside The Earth! If The Sun and Moon are outside The Earth,why are they inside The Earth and if they are inside The Earth,how can they be outside The Earth? If The Sun,The Moon and The Stars are inside The Earth that means we never went to The Moon,because The Moon is inside The Earth!

[@TheUnfulfilledOne]

People think we are going back to The Moon and going to Mars and then going out into deeper and deeper Space,but if you look long and hard at The Moon and if you look long and hard at The Sun with your own eyes hopefully you will realize that The Moon and The Sun are inside the earth.Also if you use a personal video camera to look at The Moon and The Sun and zoom in on them;you will see very precise details and pigments on them.These precise details and pigments are only visible and only possible if The Moon and The Sun are actually inside The Earth.If The Moon and The Sun are visible inside The Earth that means that they really are inside The Earth.And if The Moon and The Sun are inside The Earth then The Stars and The Constellations are also inside The Earth,because we can also see them inside The Earth.The Bible mentions something called:"The Firmament" - which is a giant sky dome enveloping The Earth above us.The Bible says that The Firmament displays God's glory and it also says that God placed The Stars "in" The Firmament,which means that The Stars and The Constellations are inside The Firmament,which also means that The Stars and The Constellations are inside The Earth and if The Stars and The Constellations are inside The Earth this means that The Moon and The Sun are also inside The Earth.Now since The Moon,The Sun,The Stars and The Constellations are inside The Earth as confirmed by The Bible,our own eyes and our own senses this means that The Earth itself is Flat and has been Flat All-along.Since The Earth is Flat this means that Outer Space doesn't exist and if Outer Space doesn't exist then All of those incalculable numbers of Planets,Solar Systems,Galaxies and even other neighboring Universes don't exist either,because they never existed to begin with.And again this means that there aren't any existing Extraterrestrial Beings out there,only Evil Spirits and deceptive Biblical Demons.So we are Never,Never Never going to The Moon or to Mars or to Outer Space.It is All a lie and it is All a insidious deception.Extraterrestrial Beings and Outer Space are the greatest and most powerful deceptions of All,because they are so extraordinary and captivating,because they promise tremendous freedom and potential for Humans and because they offer Humans a fantastic future without God.Watch out for "Those" people who are promising you Great New Experiences and Outer Space."Those" people are False Prophets and are the most-dangerous False Prophets of All,because of their great influence and success.It can and will only get worse and worse and worse from here on.This World Wide Deception will once again lead to The End Of Humanity And The Battle Of Armageddon!

[@TheUnfulfilledOne]

I am very sorry,but Planets don't exist,Solar Systems don't exist,Galaxies don't exist,Universes don't exist,Outer Space doesn't exist,Aliens don't exist,All-Aliens are Demons,God is real,The Devil is real,Angels are real,Fallen Angels are real,Demons are real,Heaven is real,Hell is real,The Moon is inside The Earth,The Sun is inside The Earth,The Stars are inside The Earth,The Constellations are inside The Earth,The Earth is Flat and there will be a Battle Of Armageddon! Be not deceived for time has almost-run out!

[@TheUnfulfilledOne]

The World-Earth was formed and created by The Christian God over more than 6000 years ago.The Earth is a large flat motionless disk with one giant dome over it called:The Firmament with rocky depths below.The Kingdom Of Heaven where God,The Angels and The Saints live is above The Firmament,while Hell where The Demons,The Fallen Angels and The Sinners live is probably under The Earth or even located somewhere in Heaven.There are 7 Regions in Heaven.The Firmament is 73 miles high.The Sun,The Moon,The Stars and The Constellations are inside The Firmament.The Sun is about 52-53/54-55 kilometers in circumference,while The Moon is about 51-52 kilometers in circumference.The Sun and The Moon orbit around The Earth 50/50.The Stars might be Angels.The Earth is 60 000 miles in circumference,but it might also be more.The Islands and The Continents are at the center of The Earth,surrounded by The Ocean and The Ocean itself is surrounded by a 45 meter or more high Ice Ring,which is also 60 000 miles in circumference around The Earth. There might be extra Islands and Continents beyond The Giant Ice Ring.The North Pole is actually at the center of The World,while The 60 000 mile Ice Ring is actually Antarctica itself.There are primordial waters above The Firmament and under The Firmament.There is only One World/One Earth;there are no other Worlds.There is only Heaven,Hell and The Earth! The Giant Ice Ring is mercilessly patrolled and guarded by The Antarctic Treaty System to prevent people from realizing that The World/Earth is a Flat Domed Disc!

[@idk3ree]

2000 views in 26 mins, damn Simmon!

[@captainspaulding5963]

That number also counts the subscribers that get access to the video early

[@commonsense-og1gz]

probably 50 years after everyone stops laughing. 😂😂😂

[@ohno_da_idiot3230]

Great video

[@email5023]

You already saw the full 12:29? in five minutes?..

[@ohno_da_idiot3230]

@@email5023 I knew it'd be a good video though I didn't watch it all before commenting lol. The first ten seconds and I'm like oh lol this'll be fun

[@bnastali]

Going up?

[@VideoSage]

... over a minute of advert, right at the beginning... Good product or not, that's insane.

[@AidanPatko]

Is this your first day on KZbin pal?

[@spacecatandthekittens1954]

Weren't we told to avoid Europa?

[@Lena_K0711]

By who?

[@spacecatandthekittens1954]

@@Lena_K0711 It's a reference to the movie 2001 Space Odyssey.

[@dillonbledsoe7680]

Few things wrong titan is not a planet for one 3:50

[@davidtatro7457]

Item 7 is why l think pretty much the entire SETI initiative as currently practiced is a waste of time and resources. If there are advanced civilizations out there practicing interstellar communication, surely they are using lasers or something else which is vastly superior to radio, and which will never be detected by our radio telescopes.

[@maxstrong6915]

With all your channels idk why you don't do an aeronautical channel or a seafaring channel

[@DeliberateContrarian]

I refuse to believe "geyser" is pronounced that way.

[@lighteningleke3228]

I thought that Nano tubing was being researched for making a space elevator.

[@LiliKedu]

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[@airiannawilliams3181]

Space Elevator: "50 years after everyone stops laughing." Well, as long as there are Flat Earthers, they are still laughing, and there are still Flat Earthers.

[@happykillmore349]

Ingenuity is also multi rotor....😒

[@happykillmore349]

Tiatn isn't a planet😒

[@xxcoopcoopxx]

Hey, whatever happened to that sponsor... Established Titles? How they been these days? I haven't seen 'em around lately and...uh...been wanting a plot of land.

[@davidsasse40]

A space elevator from the moon or Mars is much easier.

[@trashspider]

spider silk elevator

[@TheCADDGUY]

Space elevators aren't economically nor politically possible, as it requires more money than all of humanity has in order to fund it. And will require an insane amount of labor

[@brendakrieger7000]

Cool🚀

[@mikeharris5681]

Can I get one of your free Ridge wallets? Coz if i buy one at that price I wont have anything to put in it

[@JezOnYT88]

I really hate how much Mars is favoured in human exploration. It is such a deadly planet for us to get and inhabit. We would be better funding missions to Venus

[@fortnite.burger]

Or titan, enceladus, or europa.

[@ryanroberts1104]

Must be fun playing space ships with somebody else's money.

[@sonneh86]

These don't sound like side projects to me

[@brendanward2991]

Now get your ass to the Moon!

[@smallfox2]

With advances in robotics, plus potential advances in quantum entanglement for use in communication, it could be possible for people to have a virtual reality experience on other worlds and to work remotely without the risk of going in person, at least until space travel becomes easier.

[@qwebb911]

Gotta little off there with the chapter numbers.

[@AidanPatko]

I was desperately scanning the comments looking for someone else who saw it.

[@FNLNFNLN]

Nuclear powered *octa*copter.

[@anthonycade9034]

I just got a hypothesis about the suns expansion. Would the photon's of light as it expands push the earth away and out of our current orbit instead of engulfing it?