Secrets of Mars

[@thelazytyrant1831]

It actually saddens me how criminally underrated your work is. Just know that every viewer greatly appreciates what you do!

[@f-22enthusiast39]

Agreed

[@dannysullivan12345]

this destroys tv space docs.constant cutting to talking heads kills the vibe

[@MrKKUT1984]

This video us better than most you see on tv

[@chrisburke624]

Couldn’t have been said better 🙏🏻

[@ninshu9073]

maybe it has to do with the original focus on gdash lol

[@nwnh7]

Every night I always visit this channel to auto play the videos. Your voice is really soothing and it helps me sleep lol. Keep the uploads coming SEA, the content of this channel is way underappreciated

[@jonadenaeem4273]

Same with me !

[@NickHallisyourking]

Same. Glad I found this guy. My other go to sleep videos was pbs space time but these are much better tbh. Wish he released videos more often though.

[@Man-Made-of-wood]

Same here!

[@happygalore9381]

Oh my God Same it's very relaxing I kept watching his vids before going to sleep.

[@freethemuslimworldfreepale3112]

@@NickHallisyourking hi

[@terminatorprogaming8163]

Whether we wanted it or not, we've stepped into a war with the Cabal on Mars. So let's get to taking out their command, one by one. Valus Ta'aurc. From what I can gather he commands the Siege Dancers from an Imperial Land Tank outside of Rubicon.

[@Calvin_Coolage]

Ah, my 2014 video games PTSD trigger. I hated that Strike so much, not as bad as the moon one though.

[@dizzymoosic]

i cant believe you did the phobos and deimos thing there.

[@deusexaethera]

I don't get it.

[@WinkelmanSM-3]

@@deusexaethera same

[@opalyxe1]

13:20

[@sethjansson5652]

@@deusexaethera Good.

[@sethjansson5652]

@@WinkelmanSM-3 Good.

[@protostar5946]

"You can't just shoot a hole into the surface of Mars." -Dr. Samuel Hayden, Doom Eternal

[@okie9025]

* New Objective: Shoot a hole into the surface of Mars

[@BlackWolf6420]

I beg to differ! 🌋

[@UncleWermus]

Boy was he wrong

[@WeskerT002]

Amazing game. This comment deserve KZbin hall of fame

[@jimmyfischer8170]

It might just pop !!

[@creationfied]

13:21 you are cultured, very epic

[@VexedSteak]

He made a tweet about it

[@kitsin326]

Lol

[@loretta_3843]

It is kind of ridiculous that these two itty bitty moons have these kinds of names

[@Gir4ffeKi11er]

Recently discovered this channel, I watch similar content from Astrum, PBS space time and Spacerip. Although they are great channels, these videos are my favourite by far. Narration is on point in every video, photos/images used are perfect and even the backing music is always accurate. Literally watch these videos daily, some dozens of times. Please keep up the great work!

[@AlphaMortis]

Check melodysheep.

[@badgerlife9541]

These are all great recommendations! I’m subscribed to them all. I can also suggest Anton Petrov.

[@Username-wm9vu]

you should watch john michael godier

[@mikkokivisto4414]

Dreksler Astral?

[@Gir4ffeKi11er]

@@Username-wm9vu yea I forgot to mention him in my original comment. He’s great too. A narrator really makes or breaks the video!

[@SnootchieBootchies27]

If SpaceX actually gets more than 20 people to Mars before 2040 (Musk made claims of a million strong colony by this point), I will eat my hat. No ketchup.

[@noelstarchild]

I think we'll allow ketchup, you can have mustard if you like, however, I think you'll still be wearing it too.

[@Ayush-dd6bk]

Feels good seeing you establish your presence in the space-community, we truly appreciate your hardwork, and I look forward to seeing quality space content from you in the future!

[@SGIMartin]

You never dissapoint! Always looking forward to everything you post!

[@Anthony-vu8bl]

I felt a bit sad for Mars to learn about its sad story :(

[@camman945]

Something no one ever talks about is how they plan on creating an artificial magnetic field.

[@iamtheiconoclast3]

Exactly! That's because it can't be done, so they like to just bury their heads in the sand and call that "optimism". Sure, we'll go to a dead, inhospitable planet and completely transform it... why? Because we've admitted that we don't know how to make a 1.5 degree adjustment in our own planet's average atmospheric temperature. _That,_ apparently, is science fiction.

[@vermicelledecheval5219]

I had doubts as well but I've heard thru YT that giving a magnetic field is not as daunting as it could appear. At least compared to the other challenges at stake when you get into the terraforming process... "All you need" is to get a magnetic generator in the Lagrange point between the sun and Mars to deflect solar winds : this seems into our today's technological grasp. Now we need to get the finances for it witch is another challenge by it's own...

[@zeroxcrusher]

@@iamtheiconoclast3 even if you manage to create magnetic field what about low gravity and its long term effects on health?

[@strategicthinker8899]

@@zeroxcrusher As far as we know (we only have data from 0G not from 0,38G like Mars has, Earth has 1 BTW) gravity is not logarithmic but exponential in its effects on a human body. So any G above 0 provides exponential benefits to humans. As 0,38 is almost 40% that of Earth we should be fine. To "feel" like on Earth you just wear weighted clothing. But who wants to do that when you can actually jump like Michael Jordan in his prime without effort! The only thing completely unknown would be how human fetuses would develop in anything lower than 1G. Would they be fine or not? Even for that there's a solution - spinning (slowly of course) premises with a large enough diameter to house the newly expecting mothers.

[@camman945]

@@strategicthinker8899 🤓 nerd. Lol jk.

[@Graham7766]

I would quite happily wait a few weeks for a half hour of pure gold like this, honestly, you never cease to amaze me with how good your content is, thank you, so, so much!

[@harryfox5598]

SEA - what about the dead core? How do the experts think we’d get around that (even if terraformed)?

[@f-22enthusiast39]

Yeah I was thinking about that too

[@sea_space]

In terms of warming the planet, we’d simply have to keep inducing climate change faster than the atmosphere could escape I guess. If we became super technically advanced, like far beyond now, we could even build artificial moons which could orbit elliptically around Mars, causing friction and tidal heating in its interior which would warm up the core.

[@ravstar52]

@@therealist3495 That's.... scarily trivial to do.

[@sea_space]

For all our flaws, we are crazily advanced species. We went from hunting and making fires to mulling over the pros and cons of extra-planetary magnetosphere manipulation 😮

[@96SN95]

@@therealist3495 I was going to mention this point. It looks like this will be the most likely and easiest option.

[@donpearson2076]

Of course going to Mars will be so beneficial for mankind but it’s dead , I’m so confused with people who really think we will ever live there in the masses.

[@mikepuppetz9]

It's sad that none of us will be around to see Mars colonized. Hopefully us millennials live long enough to see someone set foot on it.

[@drewdacanay2242]

i think we will see someone set foot on mars and maybe even see a colony

[@blyjd91]

Sure about that? SpaceX is slowly gearing up to do it. At least send people there.

[@Commanber]

@@blyjd91 Mars colony is a pipe dream. Not gonna happen. It's Musk PR.

[@AlexanderBruyns]

@@Commanber Is that why Musk is spending billions of dollars on all his space-related projects? Just for PR? lmao

[@Alderite]

@@Commanber How is that a Pipe dream? They are already building a reusable ship that could access the public through space travel, no sir not anymore

[@scoobysnax3813]

This was beautiful from start to finish.

[@IvanPlayStation4LiFe]

hells yes

[@aidancahill9924]

Mars is my favourite planet (well if you're not counting Earth that is, thank you habitable world!). I find Jupiter's moons like Europa pretty interesting as well, but they're much less known about. Now that I've watched the video in full I can say I've certainly learned a lot on Mars! Whether full scale life on Maaaars 🎶 will ever be a thing is a whole other matter but its interesting to see what could be

[@daylightbright7675]

My favourite planet is Neptune 🥰 They're both such pretty colours, don't you think? Lovely rust red, vivid cobalt blue. Such nice little jewls in our solar system

[@Cheif_Espada]

Dont know how this sounds, don’t care… I CANT SLEEP UNLESS I WATCH UR CHANNEL, UR LITERALLY SAVING MY LIFE THANK YOU SO MUCH !

[@alucard0712]

man, if you read this - you literally made my life better! :-D good luck to you and best wishes to the channel!

[@animationspace8550]

This channel is amazingly high quality and appeals to me as a child with a dream and someone looking for escape with this world. Thank you so much. I'd love if you could do some more things on what alien life could look like.

[@Triip-]

Bad boy sea: phobos you're gonna love this 😂

[@sunkruhmhalaci2592]

Don't forget: there are also possibly ways to handle the lack of a magnetic field. One such way is a "magnetic shield" satellite at the Mars Lagrange point L1. While it would take quite a powerful magnetic field and we'd have to upkeep this satellite, it could have a substantial impact on the atmosphere and high-energy radiation levels of Mars. Removing a large portion of the solar wind atmospheric stripping would allow natural processes to build up the atmosphere without so much of it being removed. Another way we could do this is with charged superconducting rings across the planet used for storage and energy transport. High energy radiation reduction would help with human colonization and might open up more options for the kinds of life we could bring to the planet!

[@CataclysmicDuck]

Realistically though, that's hundreds of years away at the very least right?

[@snowballeffect7812]

@@CataclysmicDuck The amount of energy needed to create a planetary magnetosphere, even one as small as what Mars requires, is absolutely staggering. You would very likely need dozens of satellites powered by a network of reflector satellites. The reflectors could also help warm up the planet. Technically we could automate the creation of these types of satellites today and launch them into orbit, but we seem to have more important things to do at the moment like burn oil, hoard wealth and genocide each other.

[@CataclysmicDuck]

@@snowballeffect7812 Here's to 2021 and hoping that the US can recover ❤

[@snowballeffect7812]

@@CataclysmicDuck Indeed. Something like this would require international cooperation, though. Mars belongs to everyone.

[@surfacereflection8298]

The solar striping of atmosphere on Mars is geologically slow process. Per Nasa data the current atmosphere of Mars is in equilibrium with the solar striping, so even a practically dead, geologically inactive, magnetic field missing world is capable of producing enough atmospheric gasses to cover up for the solar striping. That means the magnetic field is not needed at all to create and maintain atmosphere on Mars - although creating Earth kind of atmosphere, in terms of exact chemistry and in terms of mass, will last several centuries. Magnetic field isnt needed to protect from radiation either, because the atmosphere is the greatest shield against that too. On Earth and in future on Mars.

[@Isawwhatyoudid]

This is one of your best videos and one of the best as an introduction to the history and possibilities on Mars in general, on par with any on The History Channel or NatGeo.

[@strategicthinker8899]

Your storytelling is great. Wonderful writing.

[@peterintrouble7353]

I dont really get the idea of colonizing a dead planet. It sounds pretty much foolish to say that Mars gives mankind hope or something. The earth will be a living and thriving planet long after we re gone and forgotten. And Mars still will be a dead one.

[@FizixTheGiraffee]

Honestly, mars has a pretty windy landscape along with Phobos and Deimos as it’s moons.

[@FoolShortOG]

Something that wasn't addressed is the lack of magneto sphere, in order to retain any atmosphere that was terraformed, there would need to be some way to sheild it from cosmic and solar radiation. Could an artificial source be used or will there have to be some sub-terrainian work done to reignite the core? Anyway, great video.

[@thepartysjustbegun5557]

I was wondering that too.

[@curtispaquin8714]

I was going to mention something about that. But, as you can see, someone else already did.👍However, this episode is excellent, in spite of that small oversight. I am nuts about space travel, and I agree... Mars will very likely be the first planet humans will travel to, from Earth. I really hope I am still around to see that!

[@pl4t1n00b]

Oh, I *Sea* you finally uploaded a new video, nice Have you currently got any plans on KBC Void, which is currently the largest discovered void in observable universe and which also contains the Milky Way galaxy, therefore it means that _We Are In The Largest Void In The Universe_ (I suppose that would be a good title for a popular video, wouldn't it?)

[@yatinpahwa4764]

Your videos are pleasing to the eyes and ears!! along with great content. And the narration, nice. Thanks for the videos brother

[@cottoncatt1186]

Still need to restart Mars' magnetic field to protect the newly formed atmosphere from solar winds and the surface from radiations. I don't want to be tanned to death during my 10 min daily walk.

[@tumbleddry2887]

Yeh...the magnetic field or lack of one gets overlooked in many of the videos about terra-forming Mars......(.No offense to SEA, but).....seems to me that the terra-forming idea as it stands is more about exploiting resources ( and providing a jumping off point for deeper space exploration) on the planet, not to actually populate it with any significant number of people. I'm fine with all of that, but I think people are expecting this to be a place that we'll all visit and live on, but I don't think that is the actual plan, nice as it sounds.

[@zualapips1638]

@@tumbleddry2887 Mars will probably be like Antarctica. People go there to do research only. Some go insane because of the isolation, and nobody wants to live there.

[@pequeñomoth]

I was thinking to myself earlier this week that I hadn't seen a new SEA video in a while, and then came this masterpiece. Thank you, your productions are always excellent but this time you've outdone yourself!

[@ElectrifyXD]

Your reference to Phobos and Deimos makes me respect you even more. What a mad lad.

[@legitbeans9078]

What is the reference?

[@legitbeans9078]

Cowboy bebop?

[@MrEnjoivolcom1]

Finally! Another SEA upload!

[@Terkzorr]

This has got to be one of the best videos on this subject. You went from the history of the planet, from its formation up until the present day, all the way to the possibility of future colonization and terraforming. You've covered it all in my book all while staying realistic and factual and not devolving into aliens or other cringe topics usually chosen by bigger documentary productions for the stupid masses.

[@BrettCahill]

Have you ever made a video that wasn't 10/10? I always look forward to these coming out. I've never heard the story of Mars told quite like that - amazing job as usual!

[@Panzer_Runner]

Now I'm more convinced that Mars is what happen when you make Arizona a planet

[@joshkirkby8103]

As an Arizonian I can confirm

[@Panzer_Runner]

@@joshkirkby8103 same

[@demio22]

actually it's fuck'in cold what's not the case in arizona i think ...

[@chaosmassive8627]

_WARMIND THEMES INTENSIFIES_

[@Hvanudetfornoget]

Quality content mate, you are my go to youtuber. And with a perfect voice for narration, thats a thing one cant learn.

[@daviewilson6725]

Wow these videos are so relaxing and very informative. I have only recently discovered sea but have watched all the content many times. By far the best space content available out there.

[@ThierryTiramisu]

4:49 the moment when we found out Mars is actually dead :(

[@suyashtiwari4698]

You are awesome, actually one of the very few who gives us actually 'good' content to watch. So few people talk about cosmology, or related, but you do, I feel so good that there are others to who love it too and I am not exactly alone in all this stuff. Love you and thank you Hey could you also Collab with #melodysheep

[@genghischan69]

@Steve McGreen Naysayers like you never make revolutionary achievements. It's always been up to the daring ones to move humanity forward.

[@NickHallisyourking]

This is the only channel I have notifications on for. Please upload more often. It saddens me every day that I don’t see a new video from you :(

[@sea_space]

I’m really sorry I can’t upload more :( I really try my best and I would love to but it just takes so long now to make videos. I am trying to make them the best I possibly can but video editing itself takes a long time, as well as the research :( trying my best tho

[@NickHallisyourking]

I think everyone understands! We eagerly wait for more! Best of luck and happy holidays to you!

[@IvanPlayStation4LiFe]

I share this doc everywhere I loved it. Amazing and very informative documentary I enjoy every second. I will pay for this type of awesome doc superb. Thanks for you work buddy.

[@yann9915]

Thank you for including all your references, let it be known you will be making up a part of my EPQ report in college! :))

[@kookidvatohuh4061]

Plagerisim

[@far867]

dude ive been binging your content lately and it took the gd clips for me to realize you’re sea1997 amazing content bro

[@ttj_]

i just found out about your channel recently, i’m obsessed with astronomy and your channel is vastly underrated. keep up the fantastic work! also just curious, are you a hobbyist astronomer or do you do it for a living? keep up the great work!

[@TheKrieg45]

Man, I hope immortality tech is achievable in my lifetime. I want to see an Earth like Mars.

[@galaxyalexanderh5737]

This is amazing- BRILLIANT work! Much appreciation to you for sharing this with us🚀🖤💙

[@Lucsy3012]

Great video again! :) I hope we all will witness the first humans on Mars 😍 but what I never understood is the process of Terraforming. I mean we can't even seem to save our own planet that we have been handed over in a nearly perfect state, why would we want to use so much time, energy and resources to make Mars Earth-like? I would argue different if we had perfected our life on Earth

[@cosmicmender0399]

Whether we wanted it or not, we've stepped into a war with the Cabal on Mars. So let's get to taking out their command, one by one. Valus Ta'aurc. From what I can gather he commands the Siege Dancers from an Imperial Land Tank outside of Rubicon. He's well protected, but with the right team, we can punch through those defenses, take this beast out, and break their grip on Freehold."- Commander Zavala

[@cadencornobi5796]

Destiny moment

[@anthonyglee1710]

Wow, thank you for producing this, really appreciated and learnt loads. You’re a cool, smart guy.

[@chandagautam1149]

I wish you'll one day start making videos of quality of those of aperture and melodysheep. I mean.. Single handedly

[@MrEnjoivolcom1]

I don't believe anyone can touch melodysheep.

[@sea_space]

Melodysheep’s videos are so incredible... I think we’ve got a while to go before I’ll be able to reach that kind of level 😂 but I am trying to meaningfully improve my process with each video which is why they are taking a little longer these days

[@randomname2159]

SEA's videos are great...no need to compare...each has it's own method...it' hard work and i admire it

[@EclipsedYamiOld]

Not gonna lie, I like SEA more than aperture or melodysheep.

[@ThierryTiramisu]

23:00 the moment Mars died. So tragic :(

[@Pigpin1982]

I’ve always wondered why we believe we can terraform mars. Even after we are able to produce an earth like atmosphere, the lack of a magnetosphere would just allow the sun to erode the atmosphere away. Am I missing something in this thought? Love your channel btw.

[@jimrinehart4696]

Agree, producing a magnetic field to deflect the solar winds would be imperative to prevent the erosion of the terraformed atmosphere and to reduce harmful radiation exposure to any organic life, human or plant life.

[@rossmcleod7983]

The greatest mystery is why the BBC haven’t been knocking on your door with a fat contract.

[@sea_space]

Because I still haven’t paid the TV license fee 😬

[@aim-at-me]

@@sea_space keep the BBC ad free!

[@semaj_5022]

You know, I've thought a lot about the idea of terraforming Mars and how many methods there really are to attempt it and I've honestly come to the conclusion that it's a crazy enough idea that it may actually work. But it'll take thousands of years at the absolute minimum so it will definitely involve playing the long game.

[@Shafferhead]

It's kind of a ritual by now, watching your videos on my phone in bed before i sleep. Great work man, truly!

[@patzoid2782]

still waiting for sea to narrate planet earth

[@nikki-deprecated]

earth: the worst shithole in the solar system

[@StratophonicDubstep]

@@nikki-deprecated nah, the earth is a place of magic in comparison to other planets

[@blueflame204]

@@StratophonicDubstep a *magic* shithole

[@jamessteven711]

It's shit because of humans, the end

[@rosky6377]

Very informative and interesting. One thing noone ever asks though is who's gonna be in charge if we colonize Mars. If all goes as planned and people start living there who will this new entity belong to? We humans like claiming stuff as our own and to a big extent it worked so far down on Earth but on Mars it would be an entirely new game. Will the new establishment belong to NASA or the US or the UN? Or maybe Elon Musk/Jeff Bezos if they pay all for it? It would be like opening a new Pandora's box in my opinion. Same applies for the Moon if we ever establish a settlement there.

[@MrErik1966]

Good video….. until the Elon Musk crap begins.

[@fatdad64able]

Mars is okay, but I prefer Snickers........, HEY! Anyone remember ZAGNUT? Greetings from Germany

[@ThierryTiramisu]

28:15 Mama Earth 🌎 and Baby Mars/Earth :)

[@erak4342]

Its saddens me how noone knows the value of colonizing the moon and building underground for protection. Also, mars cant be terraformed since it doesnt have enough mass or magnetic field to keep an atmosphere, we cant change that either at this point.

[@alancruiser6139]

Very nicely made documentary, I learned new things about Mars. Thank you very much!

[@davidtatro7457]

Love the video. All the terraforming of Mars in the world would be completely pointless given its lack of a magnetic field. Giving a whole planet a new magnetic field is very far away from our current or foreseeable future capability.

[@worfoz]

I think we better transform Mars into a giant space ship. (like the Death Star) We need to install a magnetic field, for starters, but to make it a nice habitat, we also should add some matter, to get earth-like gravity. Both gravitational and magnetic field will enable us to add a nice atmosphere. If Nitrogen levels are earth-like, we can have nice sunsets on Mars, to promote tourism. And that will only be a start. Because we would also need an eco-system, planet sized. And so on. Even Musk changed his mind, a human belongs on planet earth. Terraforming is unrealistic. If our descendants really want to migrate to another planet, we should bio-engineer them into creatures with different needs. CRISPR-Cas them into Marsians would be easier. Homo Sapiens Marsianus, or not even homo at all.

[@willy9473]

I have nothing to comment.

[@Darkwings01]

I think one thing that most should keep in mind, is that we are entering a new age of exploration and venture that we haven't seen in a few hundred years. That means that loss of LIFE on these ventures are INEVITABLE, as the old adage goes "there is no reward without risk". We should not put down the efforts that are being made on our behalf to save and progress us, we must soldier on and continue to explore while remember those who came before us.

[@ThierryTiramisu]

1:50 Mars is so tiny. Adorable!

[@kkupsky6321]

I just wanna say to all the South African emerald heir lovers… go and stay with him there. Enjoy.

[@Drewsterman]

Great work. Love these videos! :)

[@50d4h]

with the now learned knowledge of rna being made through water and volcanic interaction i think mars probably had some sort of early life genesis like us. i think the further studies of mars' geology are going to be really interesting, imagine martian caves

[@Xanii]

13:20, he did the thing.

[@aidancahill9924]

The funny geometry!

[@musicstewart9744]

Oh, boy. Elon wants in on this. Look out. Chances are he will want to rename the place Musk.

[@xOwlK]

Thank you for doing the funny kind sir

[@WesCoastPiano]

Your definition of "good hands" is not my definition of "good hands".

[@arthurballs7083]

I see you're a Leeds fan. Great city, used to live there in the early-mid 00s. You're doing the city proud, even if you lack the accent. ;)

[@sea_space]

Haha thank you! I’ve never actually lived in Leeds, my father is from there. But you know how it is with British people you support your father’s team if not your local so he was keen to get the Leeds propaganda in from an early age 😂

[@shilpimukherjee7355]

Hi sir, i am 12 and i am very interested in uncovering the mysteries of the universe.You are my greatest inspiration.I really love your content and wish to become a space scientist one day.i write about the galaxies stars clusters black holes and all the things in my diary.huge love from me sir. Doesnt matter where i live. Our destiny is in the Stars !

[@JeffreyPisarek]

This is fast becoming my favorite YT channel. I could listen to this guy read the phone book.

[@landronsc]

I gotta say, I missed hearing you say "Phoboss and Deemoss" in your accent. Im so glad you put that reference in this video. Love the content

[@michaelmarzouq7950]

Imagine being so unhappy with your life that dislike a sea video.

[@JanoyCresvaZero]

Your videos are like crack my dude. I can’t get enough! Your research, editing, and visuals are just beyond fantastic. Your video on the Cosmic Scale is one of the most interesting and informative videos I’ve ever seen! Keep up the excellent work Sea!

[@kenaujak]

How would dropping hydrogen bombs on an uninhabited planet be "unethical?"

[@sea_space]

By the time we’d be in a position to do that there would likely already be a human colony we’d be endangering. And also, While its unlikely, there could be simple life below its crust in subsurface lakes or somewhere similar, which we’d be blasting out of existence if it did exist.

[@xiphosura413]

In addition to the above, many point out that even if Mars is dead there is significant case for preservation, kind of like the moon or Antarctica, in order to prevent exploitation or altering of an otherwise pristine environment recording vastly different events to what we have on Earth. Colonizing Mars doesn't actually have much benefit compared to asteroid mining and space habitation. We just like having earth under our feet to hold dominion over.

[@dustinwhite5374]

Why does nobody address the ability to keep the atmosphere when discussing terraforming???

[@이이-n4z8y]

Becuase the planet would be heavier and develop a magnetosphere. No one discusses nonsensical ignorance like you posted.

[@ThierryTiramisu]

25:00 Powered by Deep-Cryo-Methalox. Now that's a good band name!

[@LeBozzx8]

Love your Videos so much man, hope your channel gets the views it deserves soon! Greetings from Germany

[@mattsnows7971]

we might finally be able to see what spring is like on -Jupiter- and Mars

[@pancakes3250]

I dont want terraform Mars. No atmosphere, weak gravity, no need to protect the environment, perfect for manufacturing. Populate it by robots and a few experts, surrounded with comfort. Use it for space exploration. Mine it, launch it up, build a huge mobile space station, launch it into stars. Way better. Populate real earth planets. No need to terraform.

[@sea_space]

Very interesting take!

[@pancakes3250]

@@sea_space Thank you.

[@MrZentrierer]

Finally, another upload! Snacks ready, lets go! :-) After: Yup - Time well spent once again, thanks a lot.

[@bananapancakes4084]

This video was incredible. I'm so excited to see what you will do next

[@andrewhendrix2297]

Thank you so much for the metric/imperial conversions.

[@ChairmanMeow1]

Amazing editing.

[@Luca-yh9km]

Oh my god I haven’t seen you in forever and I think I’m addicted now

[@claviceps_giles5177]

Beautiful documentary from the best space channel on YT. I'm always stoked when a new one comes out. I sure wish all the billionaires, politicians investors, and NGOs were just as enthusiastic about solving our ecological problems at home...Living in a bubble on a desolate planet sounds like a tragic existence.

[@drakegunter9081]

You REALLY remind me of a warhammer 40k content creator. Also, I'm addicted to your videos. Absolutely top-tier content. Always a treat to watch your videos. Thank you for making videos with wonderful substance and excellent information. I watch your stuff everyday.

[@Milark]

Not even 100 thousand views yet. I’ve seen videos with over 10 million views that aren’t even a fraction as good as this

[@274727]

Imagine a lander or a rover on top of Olympus Mons? Imagine what kind of view it would have from those heights. It could study volcanism on Mars, high atmosphere of Mars and see very long distances of the Mars surface. And also a lander on the surface of Phobos. It would have a free ride around Mars on Phoposes surface without any fuel consumption and could study Phobos and Mars for a very long time from a magnificent vantage point! 🧐

[@Hind135]

Nice video. If Mars can terraform over long periods, I wonder if atmosphere building could outpace the solar wind attack of Mars not having an magnetic field?

[@DrJones20]

"Lonely" planet. Redundant thing to say, if Mars is a lonely planet, so is almost every other.

[@Is_there_no_one_else]

It's a good day when I look at my subscription notifications and I see a little blue dot by SEA.

[@pozgaming4665]

I don't know if that was intentional, but I got that reference

[@Is_there_no_one_else]

@@pozgaming4665 Brilliant catch but yeah, unintentional metaphor on that quote. It took two seconds to realize the missed opportunity after you pointed that out. So, I relinquish the comment to you. It's your comment now.

[@pozgaming4665]

@@Is_there_no_one_else While I thank you for the offer, good sir, I am afraid I must decline and insist you keep ownership of this comment