The secret to breathing on the moon | Sarah Cannard | TEDxSydney

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[@Indoor0gamer]

In the 12 minute talk it never once answered the question to the title of the video

[@katherandefy]

Secret = appropriate strategies, hard work and ingenuious engineering.

[@RickLambert963]

11:43 "extract oxygen..."

[@Ralphie419]

You're right, not directly. But she did talk about extracting oxygen from the regolith and from water. I believe she thought we were smart enough to realize that this oxygen was for breathing.😁

[@tonywilson4713]

Aerospace engineer here: How do you think I feel when TEDx keep putting on talks like this? When they first started the Australian Space Agency they published a Road Map and it simply outlined the possibilities for different Space Technologies Australia could get involved with and what the benefits might be. Instead of the usual drivel that consultants slap out it was actually well done. It did not over hype or over value anything. My goal in life was to actually build a moon base. I'm Australian but did my degree in America in the late 80s. Despite being there when the Space Shuttle Challenger accident happened we still believed we'd build the next space station then called Space Station Freedom during the 1990s and then go back to the Moon around 2001. That never happened and I ended up doing a lot of other things. So when that Road Map came out I simply looked at the things in it that were immediately doable. The most critical thing was actually the very first item and it was space based water management. Imagine in in Australia with the land and water issues we have with both floods and drought. So I put a proposal together AT MY OWN EXPENSE. There was at the time an insane contract given to a no-name company at $20 million a month for security at Maus Island. I based my proposal on $10 million a month ($120 million a year) because I felt that if we could be wasting that much money of a bogus security contract we could spend 1/2 as much on a space program that would deliver the number 1 item in the new space road map. I was wrong. Instead we are spending money on this rover, which I don't disagree with because just going through the exercise is good value. Worse is the $7 Billion the RAAF is spending in its version of Star Wars. But when I get a project thrown in the bin that is aimed at delivering the first thing their consultants pointed out as a priority then I get to ask: How do you think I feel when TEDx give people like this air time?

[@JasonSmith-i5v]

We love you.... We have to remember.... Soil.. is not grass... What we extract... Should have to be replenished...

[@chuckcampbell3927]

🎉 former crop duster here, If you think we haven't permeated the soil of America with herbicides and pesticides, take some samples and be shocked. 🙈 So why not let's go to the Moon and chemicalize it too ❓❓❓❓❓

[@ratatouillepg3135]

Are you trying to say they are polluting the moon? if so you realise nothing lives there, there is no life, no habitats that could be destroyed no beautiful terrain that could be ruined. It's just dust and craters

[@mr.c2485]

Not gonna happen. However, I do enjoy Uranus 😊

[@ratatouillepg3135]

I bet you $100 it will

[@seflchat5915]

All of that about some other variant of world? While we still don't live in Freedom and peace for all people on earth

[@katherandefy]

Absolutely .. waiting for perfection will always be a nonstarter.

[@rick49]

The wrong people are commenting here. Need more optimism, less pessimism

[@vinwilder707]

How to be optimistic when we are literally killing ourselves as we are unable to take care of the Earth which is nurturing us. You expect me to be optimistic about some colony on moon?

[@rick49]

@vinwilder707 optimism is a choice. Just change your attitude and focus on something less doom-and-gloom.

[@vinwilder707]

@@rick49 so if I focus on me not dying, as a choice, I will live forever?

[@ratatouillepg3135]

​@@vinwilder707The planet isn't being destroyed because of scientists on the moon. The planet being destroyed is irrelvant to this, also if we could harness the recources on the moon we could be less dependant on using the recources on earth which is better for the health of earth

[@ratatouillepg3135]

True so many people and just looking for any excuse to be angry even when space is such an exciting, facinating subject

[@fatyzer6964]

I believe that before creating a technology to live on the moon, we must learn how to live in peace and security, equality and dignity on the earth, because what is hapening in gaza let us thinking are we human or what?

[@JustinLeeper]

Feels like we spend a lot of time trying to brute force ourselves into space when we have a perfectly good ecosystem here that we keep screwing up.

[@ratatouillepg3135]

But that's not what this video is about, the ecosystem isn't screwed because scientists are doing research in space

[@JustinLeeper]

@@ratatouillepg3135 I know it’s not one or the other; I just find it ironic most of the news is about moving house instead of cleaning up ours.

[@ratatouillepg3135]

@@JustinLeeper Yeah, it's not really about "moving house' it's more about people being on other planets AS WELL as earth and not as the common misconception that we are abandoning earth because we wrecked it and are now looking for a new plant to destroy, as earth really is the most suitable planet for humans

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I need one of those t shirts?????

[@Englishwithiqbal]

I too please 😂

[@SprinklerGuru2024]

I miss Pluto, thanks Niel.....😢

[@mimosveta]

these people who think they're the only ones to do things we all do...

[@ryonadcock]

My concern is that we are no wear close to what Sarah Cannard is stating. I highly doubt mankind for any long term on the moon. Sarah noted how they are trying to build a moon rover that is extremely difficult. This is not even close to humanity being able to be on the moon. Here is the deal. If God wanted us on the moon it would be much easier. We can't even go to the depths of sea due to all it's difficulties. I highly doubt we will see anyone on the moon, "long term" anytime soon. By the way, anytime soon meaning with in 100 years at least.

[@AnnaCentauri]

Weyland Yutoni Mining haha, except in our real world it will be the Texans. Space X Starship from Boca Chica will put an excavator on the moon. Lockheed Martin Aerospace did the asteroid return. Goodluck to the Aussie rover. Cheers from Texas.

[@moejoe7782]

As a little girl you though about spae and the moon. Why did you stop thinking?

[@zakiali4164]

Why we are always people who need to be encouraged only?☺️

[@katherandefy]

Wow😮

[@Ralphie419]

Come now, Sarah. You're a scientist and engineer. You said, "If they're lucky, they'll get to watch the earth rise over the lunar mountains." It sounds as if you are saying that you eat breakfast each morning, the sun and the earth come up each day; perhaps you'll have a window from which you can see the earth rise. Uhh, ...no. You should know better than to say something like that. Or maybe I should take that back. Perhaps you included "if they're lucky" because you were thinking of the facts below. If the base is on our side of the moon, where they can see the earth (most bases probably will be), the earth will hang in the same place in their sky continually. They'll get to watch the continents move over the face of the earth daily as it rotates, and day and night slide around the earth monthly (from "full earth" to "new earth"), but the earth won't move across their sky. The only way they'll see it "rising" or "setting" is if their base is on the "edge" of the moon as seen from earth, so that the earth is right on their horizon. It will stay there, but may bob very slowly above and below the horizon because of the moon's three types of libration (apparent wobble.) We earthlings actually get to see a bit more than just 50% of the moon's surface. Viewed from earth, it slightly wobbles, allowing us, over time, to peek around the E-W and N-S edges. They *would* be lucky if their base were positioned where they could see this special type of rising and setting. Was that what you were meaning, and you just didn't express it fully enough?

[@LAUSTINDASAUCE]

If Buzz said this… I still wouldnt believe it

[@JusteOl]

Oh dear, you'r soo far away from reality! But as long as it makes you fun...

[@bukurie6861]

Congratulation to your program and Tech,...of generation❤to other Planet

[@TarkMcCoy]

You do realize that O2 is only 23% of what you're breathing, right? If you're going to try and grow plants you better have a source of N2.

[@anyagetman8596]

We need to continuously dig dig dig a pit to get any real answers and grow anything or live there. Tired of scooping at the surface.

[@anyagetman8596]

Caterpillar demonstrated remote from earth cooperative multi machine for the moon in 2006.

[@stephaneboisjoli1320]

We don't use the O2 for breathing. Only nitrogen fixing plants would care.

[@okpotupatience6739]

I just don't get why we are talking about disrupting the moon when we have not fully harness the earth😢. Are humans always on the look out for trouble?

[@rick49]

Humans can do both: disrupt the Moon and fully harness Earth.

[@vinwilder707]

Why do you want to harness the Earth either? Human Beings are just a small scene in this 4.5 billion years long movie. And we may vanish in a few hundreds of thousand years while the Earth lives on hosting and nurturing other lives. Let's embrace her nor harness her.

[@spellbreaker6609]

Slavery that's why they want is breathing on the moon so they can make slaves out of us there also

[@stephaneboisjoli1320]

Using your logic we'd never have left wherever we originally started.

[@vinwilder707]

@@stephaneboisjoli1320 it would have been a good thing. How did going to the moon really contribute to welfare of human Beings and all other Beings on the planet Earth? How? If it really did enhance our lives and made it better, we should have been the most happiest people on this Earth post-1969. That did not happen. At least the rate at which other lives are getting extinct, should have slowed down. That did not happen either. In fact it's speeding up.

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BUMBACLAAT

[@phineasb13]

Muito legal, mas fez 60 graus no Rio de Janeiro semana passada, quanto tempo mais o ser humano vai aguentar o capitalismo? Será que um dia iremos superar esse sistema de produção que está acabando com nosso planeta ?

[@robando2922]

Maybe care less about having the first insert checkmark and maybe more concern about over mining the moon and causing distortions here on earth? 😅

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[@archangelmichael1978]

From the river to the sea! ❤🇵🇸 Peace be upon you.

[@cindivicious]

I'm here for it !!

[@Larrye123]

She looks good in her jeans!

[@jackorlando7]

My dear, first you need to make a contact with D-r Greer , and shine a light to you, before you go on TED, and do this childish so funny report which is false. First of all, our military base is there from the 60 s, and so many people work and live there, please do your own resurch.........😅

[@philindeblanc]

How can people in 2023 be this far gone and STILL beielve people can go to the moon, and the big lie scam? Why is this brainwwashing so powerful, even today with all the proofs? Is it censorship that works so well, or all the counter propaganda, or both? I am sure the school EDU since a early age plays a roll as well. How sad.

[@casperelli4430]

research *^ research

[@casperelli4430]

I have a question, for the guy in the back. Hey, you claim that a military base has been on the moon since the 60’s? I’m also guessing you meant the United States military, right? Question- Why has it been over 50 years since the United States “ went back to the moon?” - and when I say the United States, I’m referring to NASA specifically, I understand the difference between NASA and the United States military😁 Space race China 🤘🏼

[@ratatouillepg3135]

You are the reason people americans are uneducated, non critical thinking, rude, idiots

[@thegungadfly8930]

All you need to know about the political aspect is that they are not sending their best, but carefully selected people of color (POCs).

[@stephaneboisjoli1320]

All we need to know was that was the most important part of the video for you... It never crossed your mind that the PoC was the best candidate.

[@ratatouillepg3135]

The person of colour is just as qualified. Also sending only white dudes is also a political statement, sending a team with slightly more diversity is less so becuase the general population is not just white dudes