The Real Reason NASA Will Find Life on Venus

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[@Zuringa]

I watched an interview with a scientist who is pushing for us to explore Venus. He had a great point. It is the only Earth sized planet we will be able to get probes to for probably thousands of years to come. That alone has so much to teach us.

[@spaceyou5819]

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[@spaceyou5819]

Venus is Hell...

[@jamespaul2587]

What "scientist" thinks we won't have technology to explore our solar system for thousands of years? 😊

[@JosePineda-cy6om]

EARTH-SIZED planet. Venus is the onlp one in the Solar System. Unless we do something really creative, we won't be able to send anything bigger than a credit-card sized micro satellite to Alpha Centauri any time soon

[@JosePineda-cy6om]

@spaceyou5819 only the surface. As explained in this video, 50km above the surface pressure is ~1atm and temps ~50°C. Hot, yeah, but something humans can survive for short periods of time unaihed. Besides, you can always use air conditioning if you don't mind burning some energy. You can lower the temp inside into 40°C and then it's just like most tropical zones in the planet. Isaac Arthur has several videos on colonizing Venus

[@rowshambow]

Would love to see some daytime pics and videos from the cloudtops of venus. A sunset and sunrise 🌅 would also be amazing

[@gerardovazquez9144]

As a biologist, I would love for us to eingenier a bacteria that can survive there and terretransform venus (consuming the greenhouse gases and either making them minerals). If you remember, once the Cyanobacteria caused the cooling of the earth (snow ball theory).

[@JosePineda-cy6om]

If there really are floating bacteria on Venus that use UV light as power source, i'd be more interested in doing some genetic engineering to either add that power to the plants we already have, or to turn these Venerean bacteria to become another set of "chloroplasts", so our plants can extract nutrition off another wavelength. That way, these plants would produce more food and air with same amount of sun light than regular ones

[@maxruedy951]

If we were to discover life on Venus it wouldn't be alien,we would be the aliens on Venus,they would be Venusians.

[@ronyedin]

If hypothetical earth becomes inhabitable or gets destroyed for some reason, Mars is the most likely short-term option due to its solid surface, easier landing/launching capabilities. Venus could be a better long-term home if we develop floating city technology, thanks to its Earth-like atmospheric conditions at high altitudes, better gravity, and stronger radiation protection. Mars first, Venus later-if technology allows.

[@JosePineda-cy6om]

I'd say both!!! Venus' floating habitats don't require any science fiction material. You can make the blimps from PVC (resists sulfulic acid) or kevlar coated with gold. Glass for the hydroponics area - it's also acid resistant, and plants will LOVE the almost 2x bigger sun, shining with 50% more power. Breathable air floats in Venus, you can fill blimps with that - or you can use hydrogen, even pure oxygen. The only limiting factor is access to metals, it's really difficult to get stuff from the bottom of the quasi-ocean of super-critical CO2. The people living in the blimps will have to use ropes, wood and fabric for most stuff, reserving exotic materials coming from Earth/Moon only for really important stuff. They could easily raise some animals as well, if oxygen and nutrients are managed appropriately!!

[@Pisti846]

The problem is a Venusian colony can never be self-supporting because we would never be able to get raw materials from the surface due to heat and pressure. At least on Mars we could live underground and access raw materials and water. On Mars we could traverse the surface while wearing suits.

[@ronyedin]

​@@Pisti846 The biggest challenge for a long-term Mars colony is oxygen. Without a reliable nitrogen source, sustaining life and agriculture would be difficult. While Mars has valuable raw materials, a better solution might be a Venus-Mars system? Venus could be the primary habitat, with floating cities offering Earth like gravity, radiation protection, unlimited solar power, and access to nitrogen and CO2 for oxygen and water production. Mars could serve as an industrial hub, providing metals and raw materials. With asteroid mining as a supplement, combining Venus’ habitability with Mars’ resources could make a Venus based civilization much more viable. It really depends on how Earth is destroyed. The timeline and severity of the event would determine whether we have the time and resources to extract what we need and establish sustainable colonies elsewhere. If we can extract resources from Earth after its destruction, it could help sustain a Venus or Mars system.

[@abdou_belounis]

I am a huge supporter of the exploration of Mars. But earth will always be more habitable than Mars.

[@JosePineda-cy6om]

@@Pisti846 The cons/pros of Venus and Mars are the exact opposite of each other. That's why i always commend people interested in the subject to watch Isaac Arthur's series on colonizing both. The biggest drawback of Mars is radiation and lack of atmosphere, so colonies necessarily have to be subterranean as well as food production. Any transit thru the surface increases your risk of cancer, plus the risk of dying from an anteroid hitting you. On Venus none of these problems exist. Venus' colonies could build lots of stuff using just wood, fabric and ropes, given plants will grow really well - the limiting factor for them is metals. At 50km high in Venus air, you still have 100km of dense air above you to protect you from radiation and asteroids, you don't really need a spacesuit to get out of the blimp for repairs - only clothes wade from facid resistant fibers and an ice cold bucket dorpped onto you before you get out.

[@MastaStacka]

0:44 not entirely true it's actually the exact opposite. The closer you are to the sun, the more fuel you need to slow down when reaching the planet. Hence very few missions to Mercury.

[@JosePineda-cy6om]

If you're breaking using fuel alone, yes. But if you use solar sails, they get exponentially better the closer you're to the star - ovon the high gain transmission antenna can be used as a make-shift solar sail, dramatically reducing the costs. And flytime to/from Venus is just 2-3 months, as opposed to half a year for Mars

[@MastaStacka]

@JosePineda-cy6om good point, didn't think to incorporate that

[@sycodeathman]

@@JosePineda-cy6om Solar sails have never been incorporated into interplanetary probe designs.

[@MastaStacka]

@ Although they could be.

[@JosePineda-cy6om]

@ they kinda have - one of th missions to Mercury used the high gain antenna to break using both solar wind and bouncing photons, reducing the need for fuel. This trick was a nice collab between Carl Sagan and Beppi Colombo, the Italian scientist focused on Mercury in whose honor the Beppi Colombo mission to the inner solar system was named. And yes, this probe also uses the high gain antena as a discount version of a solar sail, you get breaking power for "free" just by pointing the antenna in the right direction

[@patrick1564]

Venus has been quite the site in the nights sky past few weeks from Canadas cold stary nights

[@electricminecrafter]

same from Chicago.

[@plizak]

Obviously the same from the U.K.

[@Pisti846]

It has been a bright star in New Jersey's sky.

[@Th3D4nny]

Funny that you say that. Recently while walking in the evening I was like damn, Venus is looking particularly bright. I just looked at the solar systems map and I see its really close to us right now.

[@Z46Edelweiss-001]

Hey man i don't know if you will ever find this comment but thank you for the dedication and hard work you always put in this type of videos ❤❤❤

[@wildfoodietours]

Cannot wait for this next age of space exploration with Trump and Musk at the helm.

[@abdou_belounis]

Let's take DOGE to Mars 🚀 🚀.

[@overworlder]

I wonder how good Soviet decontamination was. Quite possible they introduced terrestrial extremophiles into the Venusian atmosphere.

[@iangray7876]

I doubt anything could survive there, such as tardigrades, but if it could, great, it means life on venus, even if we put it there...reclassify it at once...

[@MastaStacka]

It's funny how all the comments are from OF girls (at the moment)

[@kirillperov3843]

This is an invasion of bots

[@netizencapet]

Did you seriously fail to mention that USSR's project not only floated balloons on Venus but landed on the surface & took photos & sound of said surface?

[@ChickensAndGardening]

He did mention it, and displayed the photos!

[@alternative_five]

Did you watch teh Video? He mentioned the Venera Program and even Showed Pictures.

[@netizencapet]

@@ChickensAndGardening No, he didn't mention that they got to the surface.

[@LuisVillanuevaCubero]

Great video!

[@Warchin007]

I am for a Venus Obital Space Station, but not for discovering life on Venus but for monitoring orbital assist of space crafts. (and Tourism of course). For me Venus is the largest terraform project that we will do in our solar system. Go Space Race.

[@sergpeppper]

Musk -- 1st tourist on Venus. Trump -- 2nd

[@VovelPunch]

the military complex has alien twch and we want to find microbes on some dead word😂

[@corymoore2292]

I’ve detected signs of life in Uranus, preparing probe for confirmation.

[@eddydeshazo598]

I’m sure your detector will confirm methane 🙄

[@iangray7876]

Sick of this childish toilet humour, which is not funny by the way...

[@CaveDog420]

i actually spoke to the microbial life in the venetian atmosphere and they want a mcdonalds

[@davebooth5608]

Outstanding!!

[@lesgamester7356]

Facinating. Thanks.

[@ed.amyn97]

Beautiful closing

[@Wrangler-fp4ei]

Hopefully, once NASA sort's itself out with chaos going on with change of leadership and potential budget cuts in 2025 a Venus mission will happen.

[@hobgoblinhollow4966]

Let us not forget who and the excuse that made NASA a joke. The guys in charge created space force guardians and flirt with a billionaire autistic genius that intends on going to mars. Dreamers are in control and I hope it stays that way. Those other people of the past weigh too heavy to keep carrying because they cannot succeed in the private sector. Those people should be working in the agriculture industry instead of exploiting illegal entrants.

[@maxruedy951]

Anything that doesn't have to do with Mars will probably be cancelled by Felon Musk.

[@electricminecrafter]

could Eve harness the temperature differential of where it floats and the Venusian surface for sterling power?

[@JosePineda-cy6om]

That would require a kilometers-long cable, flexible enough to withstand the high speeds, and well isolated to withstand the acid raining. Not impossible, but would be a challenge no produce. I'd say solar panels covered with glass are much simpler and cost effective

[@erickwilliams6147]

Life on Venus😂😂😂 this coming from a guy that said, "drop a ROBUST probe in the mouth of a Volcano." We can even drill 7.5 miles without melting a drill bit 😂😂

[@bluesteel8376]

I feel like you watched that video with Fraser Cain interviewing the guy working on this that came out a few days ago, then made a video about it.

[@nuclearthreat545]

I can’t wait

[@Mars-d3s]

See inhabiting Venus would be cool, but seriously dangerous. Plus having floating cities isn't that good of an idea, but I get it, they're trying to make inhabiting this planet possible. It would mostly be like living in a blimp, I love to see the sky through some heat resistant windows as we're flying, but then you got to think about daytime and night time, and all these other problems that will occur. I know that we are also doing this for science, and it may lead to breakthroughs, but there are better ways of doing this.

[@DrMackSplackem]

Sending humans will be strictly a one-way proposition for the foreseeable future, so likely won't be done until the relevant breakthroughs are developed, like a skyhook, f.i.).

[@Mars-d3s]

@DrMackSplackem right, I think we should make a sky hook first

[@sooma-ai]

NASA plans to explore Venus using self-sustaining balloons with proven Mars technology. The Eve project aims to create a floating research platform that can operate for years, studying volcanoes and searching for potential microbial life in Venus's atmosphere.

[@hobbz4921]

Just had to sneak in that Fox Moulder quote there at the end since the episode was about aliens…

[@Dordordord]

How NASA WILL become Jndia, when you start saying 'will'

[@electricminecrafter]

i wanna to a test-Eve mission in kerbal space program on Eve was Eve named after Eve?

[@3dtexan890]

Life on Venus? LMFAO

[@yalexander9432]

You clearly didn't watch the video

[@bobdalton2062]

@@yalexander9432 you clearly don't understand chemistry

[@yalexander9432]

@@bobdalton2062 Amino Acids have proven to survive in venusian conditions several kilometers up. Do some research and update your understanding, the knowledge is already there

[@adilsongoliveira]

I hope they find funding in the private sector or partner with other countries because, given the state of affairs in the USA, I don't think there will be government money for that.

[@marklapierre5629]

I wonder if a mission to Venus would be efficient?

[@tomhenderson2430]

The first minute and 24 seconds you explained why we will never find life on Venus. It’s 700°. Case closed.

[@xspager]

We have the rockets, we have the communications, we have a rocket company owner and shadow president of the most powerful country who don't want to fund science.

[@greggweber9967]

How does life above Venus deal with Carbon Monoxide gas?

[@RichardWheeler-kw7mk]

Microbial life may well be extremely common. We shall soon see. Phosphene on Venus, methane on Mars, water water everywhere, oh my!

[@SebastianWellsTL]

Epic!!!

[@raedwulf61]

If there is life on Venus, even if only in the atmosphere, it's from Soviet contamination.

[@AhureEucharia]

Really

[@edcramer5370]

We need to make sure there's no native life before we terraform it 😮

[@vincentcleaver1925]

I thought that Russians accidentally/on purpose set up an upper stage as a floater in the denser lower atmosphere...

[@Kehvan]

Maybe there are Stormwals on Venus.

[@MacNuggetts]

Love your videos. But I must add, Venus is difficult to get to. It's not the "easiest" planet to get to. Just because it's close doesn't mean orbital mechanics makes it easy to get to. You need to decelerate your heliocentric orbit by a lot of delta-v just to encounter Venus.

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[@starship8960]

Canadian accents?Which part of canada?

[@chrisbollinger6617]

I thought they announced that the phosphine gas was a false positive…

[@AissatOmar-z1u]

The first step to build flying cities bases 🎉 venus atmosphere,it IS more easier than mars,

[@Topakhok]

Well, but what about those hurricanes? Didn’t they stop Soviet scientists 50 years ago?

[@tracyrreed]

I have a problem with the title of this video. It says that there is life on Venus and that NASA will find it. There is currently nothing to show that there is life on Venus. This seems dishonest.

[@jun1orIV]

There is, phosphine.

[@tracyrreed]

@jun1orIV Phosphine is not life and the presence of phosphine does not guarantee there is life.

[@bobdalton2062]

@@jun1orIVPhosphine may be made in a variety of ways, none of which require life. Since you're not a chemist just look on Wikipedia

[@drifter3166]

I wonder if Venus will ever cool down 🤔

[@RAH254]

That is an interesting question. As the sun ages it will get hotter causing the temperature on Venus to rise but it will also likely strip away the atmosphere more quickly thus removing the co2 keeping the planet hot. So it could actually become cooler at some point in the future but ultimately the sun will destroy venus

[@jeffnewcomb601]

Unless it can be done very cheaply, I would rather focus on the moon for now. That will be a better staging base for exploring the entire solar system.

[@sergpeppper]

focus on Earth

[@gagarinone]

@@sergpeppper One does not have to exclude the other. We should work to keep all doors open.

[@elitnoctua]

Another NASA fantasy mission.

[@paulkaiser8834]

You’ve been watching Frazier Cain.

[@sajmon313]

Spoiler: Nasa will not colonize Venus

[@baarni]

To start with It’s actually harder to get to Venus than it is to get to Mars due to the greater change in delta V required… Also it’s pretty much Guaranteed that NASA will not find life on Venus considering the atmosphere is highly acidic and noxious…🙂

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[@P.Galore]

Of course NASA will find life on Venus - That's where WOMEN come from!

[@randywright3666]

Not in our lifetime.

[@starship8960]

Scottish Canadian?

[@KingJAB_]

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[@kevingreen3781]

So why go there

[@glenrich-uu9zr]

Last find out the blonde of Venus.

[@lancewilson2407]

There is only life on earth because thats the way The Lord made it. The planets and all the stars are just there to declare the Glory of The Lord Psalm 19:1. You will never find life any where else no matter how hard they look. Sorry to disappoint you.

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[@jean-claudelol563]

What a waste. Short of some kind of major technological breakthrough, there is a possibility to terraform another planet's atmosphere. We are centuries away from achieving a technology that could possibly achieve that if it is even possible, which it may not be.

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[@zer0her058]

First

[@parapitro8828]

They have known for decades that there is life in Venus.

[@hobgoblinhollow4966]

To find life, there must be life. NASA must first manifest creatures that can live in such conditions.

[@nutier]

Wonderful video that I love ! Thank you for sharing . Can we live on Venus too ? Happy week-end to you !

[@carllawler2837]

Not going to happen...

[@Stef_space]

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[@benduncanson2663]

Bullshit