TIMELAPSE OF FUTURE SPACECRAFT: 2025 - 3000+

[@timopkokko]

This is a very optimistic view. I tend to believe it in a long run. We engineers and scientists usually overestimate short-term achievements, but we vastly underestimate long-term ones. I think this is somewhere between. We can do this, eventually. It is a beautiful view. I love it, absolutely.

[@timopkokko]

The truth is that I want everything you depict here. I cannot resist. I can understand the science and technology behind it. It is so lovely to me. It is so extremely beautiful. I love you people, whoever you are.

[@ababahaja]

Are u an aeronautical engineer?

[@noppornwongrassamee8941]

I've heard the same thing. Sci fi overestimates the changes and advancements within the next 50 years, and underestimates changes and advancements beyond that 50 year mark.

[@carso1500]

honestly it depends, everyone understimated the impact of miniaturization in computer technology and networking like the internet until it was here, both in the short, medium term and long term, while many overstimated the advancements in robotics and space exploration now it could be the other way around, maybe we are understimating the potential advancements in space exploration in the fear of overstimating them like we did in the past

[@baconknightt]

I think if we let Elon Musk, Bezos and others profit from space tourism or asteroid mining, we'd get it done quicker

[@rexharrison6827]

Nice to look at, but the timeline is... optimistic. These flights of fancy always overlook politics, economics, natural and unnatural disasters and general human apathy and intransigence. Allowing five years to a decade between technological bursts is probably a more realistic scenario. I remember seeing several of these ideas forecast in the Sixties and Seventies (O'Neill cylinders, fusion drive, etc). And in sci-fi, of course, notably works by Olaf Stapleton in the Thirties, particularly Star Maker, which contains the first description of what later came to be called a Dyson sphere. Self interest has always scuttled visionary endeavours unfortunately.

[@juliuscaesar5270]

Yes you are right it is very optimistic but still very nice. I think 100-150 years + and it would be possible if the fucking politics arn‘t so stupide

[@stefanschleps8758]

Ha ha ha...You call "that" optimistic?! lol

[@kennethkestner1505]

Nuclear war will be a major setback

[@happychappy492]

there is already a secret space program that has been going for decades

[@patrikk.781]

Wanted to say the same about the unrealistic time lines😅 Eg bio-ships in 20 years. Good luck with that😂

[@Alex-dy7hg]

Quite unrealistic with too optimistic daterun, but videos like this make us dream about beautiful things:)

[@NICEFINENEWROBOT]

What makes us spend billions on SETI and other nonsense? Cui bono? Who profits?

[@pvic6959]

yeahhh idk about the timeline or even the achievements here. still entertaining though

[@Bendover7]

the first 50/80 years makes me think about 'The Expanse'. Great show :)

[@davidellis5135]

The massive craft that was videoed going over Saratov Russia puts a serious question mark over what's being put into space , the craft was immense . It's made me have a serious rethink on the hole subject.

[@norbertk.5328]

@@davidellis5135 Can you link a video about that? I'm curious what is it, how it looks like

[@WirableCrown1]

Born to late to Explore Earth, and to early to Explore Space.... But just the right time to dream.

[@italydude515]

You can always discover earths secrets yourself.

[@prepareforwinter213]

Feel lucky that you live in a time where technology is expanding at this pace. It’s rare. This is the most unique time in human history

[@DanielAppleton-lr9eq]

" May you live in interesting times ". Very fitting & it seems to be becoming reality steadily.

[@ssiriouthay]

I could remember when I was in 5th grade (35+ years ago) that when year 2000 comes , “our future would be like the jetson”. And still when I hear what’s to come . It brings me back just like I am right back in 5th grade. Can’t wait and hope I get to see we put the next human onto Mars!

[@purpleshaft234]

Well, besides flying cars, we're pretty much living like the Jetsons Giant screens, wireless technology, instant communication around the world, robots, AIs, partial integration of our bodies and tech (smartwatches, smart rings, smarthphones)

[@versegen2]

@@purpleshaft234 this, and we just don't even realize it. Literally, someone from the 90s watching someone swipe left and right on a phone's home screen would be incredible.

[@Vector_Ze]

@@versegen2 Incredible perhaps, but not even desirable to some. As a smartphone refusnik, I view the ubiquitous smartphone and the obsession most people have with them to be a kind of mental or social disease. I'm far from a technophobe, having been into new developments for my entire adult life of a half-century. I've never had any need or desire to be constantly connected, and prefer a VOIP phone that I never lose and a large monitor desktop PC, that I never lose. I use actual bridge digital cameras and 4K camcorders, instead of smartphones for stills and video. To each their own for the most part. KZbin #Shorts and 9:16 video in general irk me. My eyes are not stacked vertically, and they leave 70% of a normal monitor blacked out. Smartphones are perfectly capable of recording video in landscape mode, but I guess cell videographers can't accept that. Sad to think about important family recordings that future generations will have to tolerate in 9:16. I'm glad some of my young nieces and nephews feel the same as I do about preserving stills and video in a less transitory format.

[@Georgi_Slavov]

@@purpleshaft234 giant screens that effectively ruin your eyes ,wireless technology thats highly unreliable, smartwatches and-phones that are actually not smarter than a doorknob

[@lukeb5584]

@@Vector_Ze Agreed. I just automatically delete anything #Shorts.

[@elisolomon8741]

My grandparents were born before the Wright Brothers took the first powered flight. and I remember being hurried into my schools library (Marrickville primary Sydney Australia), in 1969 to watch Neil Armstrong set foot on the moon. I now hope to see the large scale colonization of Mars in my lifetime. We have come incredibly far in an incredibly short space of time. It is an amazing development of a species only a couple of hundred thousand years old. Congrats to all.

[@jamesclapp6832]

You look great for someone your age. You may well live to see many of these wonders.

[@elisolomon8741]

@@jamesclapp6832 Very kind of you, James. Vintage 1961. The last of the baby boomers.

[@Nmax]

Truly fascinating. Hope we see the colonization the moon and Mars in in the next three decades at least

[@kasonvanamburgh2051]

I hope you make it to see the colonization of Mars too!

[@patwiggins6969]

My grandmother was a toddler when the wright brothers flew and lived long enough to see the space shuttle. Pretty amazing

[@_WorldWorks]

This channel never fails to get me excited about the future!

[@crackersdrake8445]

...And then depressed that I'll probably not live to see it...

[@_WorldWorks]

Though quite optimistic if not impossible.

[@norbertk.5328]

With BS indeed.

[@HugoTron]

yes.

[@Mahlak_Mriuani_Anatman]

@@crackersdrake8445 oof

[@SmoochyRoo]

I agree that the timeline seems optimistic and the political/societal issues aren't accounted for, but people can do multiple things simultaneously, you can have a mars landing one year with start shot being sent the next year, and two years later fusion becomes a thing simply because different people are working on different technologies and efforts concurrently. Not everything has to be a perfectly and distantly spaced chronologically ordered list of breakthroughs.

[@shamgartruth1449]

Any Documentary dealing with space travel is always great fun. Plenty of material for Sci-fi. Ofcource it will never and can never happen but it is still fun to watch.

[@jeffrenman4146]

I agree with your comment that the only thing mankind will do in my opinion is maybe make it to Mars and then die there. All the meanwhile our planet Earth keeps turning into a toxic waste and war which is already going ravages the planet. Yeah were going to make it into space all right sure we will… I agree with you but I think we might actually make it to Mars but it's going to be hopeless and no one's going to like being there… Is coming to be horrible

[@Americannational2257]

@@jeffrenman4146what do you mean die like crash there or something how would we die and go unnoticed like your logic

[@Americannational2257]

@@jeffrenman4146what if a mad max scenario happened on earth your gonna be wishing that you had that colony on mars and on the moon

[@jeffrenman4146]

@@Americannational2257 Remember the mere space station? The Soviet Union paid for until they collapsed. And that was just local… Get it? This is only but one scenario. Yeah you go on believing in the human race and well you're at it visit the website the doomsday clock here you'll find the leading most intelligent men on earth… Go look lest you're afraid

[@jeffrenman4146]

@@Americannational2257 And listen to live here we had best not look or listen to anything here on KZbin or the news. Live your life happy and love your friends and family. Always be kind and help whenever you can. This is your only way you can live in this world

[@jrstok1]

If only a tenth of this occurs within the timeframe given, I will be amazed. I would love to know what it is like to sleep in zero gravity. It must be the most comfortable way to sleep. No gravity pulling your body this way or that, just suspended animation...floating in a literal dreamlike state.

[@Prod.jaymelodies]

You would probably wake up a half inch taller because your spine would decompress. Definitely would be the best way to sleep.

[@nathanb1509]

You would float around and bump into things. Astronauts strap themselves down to sleep. Not the most natural or pleasant way to sleep.

[@Prod.jaymelodies]

@@nathanb1509 true but even strapped down there would be no pressure on your body

[@Diggnuts]

But it is also found in banana's!

[@johndawson6057]

@@Diggnuts wtf?

[@roblowe6086]

I'm excited for 3000. That's going to be so much fun.

[@anodominate]

Don't worry you would be there till that. I'll make you immortal buddy.🤗

[@orange_turtle3412]

Humanity will likely be long gone

[@danmartin4813]

But how will you know rob. You won't bee around! Just sayin!

[@ainsleyfrastructurekpopmashups]

My Prediction for Year 3000: Solar and Laser Sail Spacecrafts will Reach as Far as Andromeda or Triangulum Galaxy, Gathering Data, and Discover its New Galactic Center, Star Systems, and Planets, with a Speed of 25-30 Billion Kilometers per Second, Travelling at 100-150 Thousand Times the Speed of Light, and it is So Fast, that Spacecraft will Reach Another Galaxy within a Generation and It Will be Like in the Year 2060 When the Probes Reach Another Star for the First Time, A Galactic Space Station is Now Being Built at 100,000 Light Years from Milky Way Galaxy, and It Will be the Size of 1 to 2 Million Times the International Space Station, and After 5-10 Years of Construction, It Will be Finished, The Humanity will Also Become a Type 2 Civilization, with Star Systems up to 10,000-30,000 Light Years in Diameter within Galaxy are Habited by Humans, New Thousands of Interstellar Languages will Also Emerge, Such as Proximan Language, Which will be Spoken by 50-100 Billion People Living in Proxima, and Alpha Centauri, and Trappist-1 Language, Which will be Spoken by 25-30 Billion People Living in Trappist-1, and Advances in FTL Travel will Made it Possible for the Spacecraft to Travel Faster-Than-Light without Warp Bubble, For Example: USS Enterprise in Year 3000 will Have No Warp Bubble Equipped, and Instead, If It Goes Faster-Than-Light, It Will Trigger an Superluminal Boom of a Spacecraft, Similar to Supersonic Boom of a Airplane, Car, or a Train

[@raidermaxx2324]

@@ainsleyfrastructurekpopmashups how would you go faster than light without a warp bubble?

[@indigofuture]

Very good video 👍 Venture city is one of the best channel in the youtube! Good job!

[@high4736]

The more i watch this channel, the more i think this guy is a time traveler

[@robfj3414]

This kind of optimism breeds enthusiasm and leads to innovation and discovery. Add in continued positive social development that encourages using this knowledge and technology for the betterment of all humankind and how can anyone not love this?

[@WRMonger1]

I DID NOT SEE THAT LAST ONE COMING!! I could see humanity venturing out into the great expanse but had never imagined taking the solar system with us.

[@LOTUG98]

We are already doing that. Just sitting on the Earth

[@darthvader0219]

Patrick: push!! People of Sol System: (grunting)

[@carlitosway01]

I love these videos. I am tired of the obsession with misanthropic dystopian outcomes for humanity. I know the time line is too optimistic but I think we need those. Humanity needs to dream with a bright future again. Not everything is lost.

[@mechanomics2649]

Humanity needs to solve the issue of human impact on climate change or everything may well be lost. That's starts here on Earth.

[@tylersoto7465]

If only the world was more into space travel and have more resources, educated and funds to get it going

[@curtiskretzer8898]

It should be a misandrystic dystopian outcome...

[@DanielAppleton-lr9eq]

@@tylersoto7465 Humanity needs to intercept asteroids & put mining outposts on them so we can stop abusing Earth for non - renewable resources.

[@orange_turtle3412]

Alcubierre drives in 2090 is extremely generous. Giving us just a mere 70 years to figure out a technology that we have no concrete proof is even possible, as it completely relies on a form of matter that is purely theoretical. Also it would take more energy to power such a device as we can find in the ENTIRE OBSERVABLE UNIVERSE.

[@TiaguinhouGFX]

That may be so, but take into consideration that Becquerel discovered radioactivity in 1896, mere 42 years before the discovery of nuclear fission, in 1938. In 1941, Fermi then proposed a weapon that would use this newfound knowledge. Shortly after, of course, we saw the creation and first detonation of such weapon, above the cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. All of this to say that 70 years in an exponential world such as ours is an opportunity for technological leaps and bounds.

[@orange_turtle3412]

@@TiaguinhouGFX Classic humanity. Turning scientific breakthroughs into weapons. But what im saying here is that we already know how it would theoretically work. But the entire design completely and totally relies on both a theory that is very far from being proven or disproven and the assumption that we can amass every bit of energy in the observable universe.

[@smggl64]

actually there is a paper that says with oscillation the power required woould be basically next to non e

[@orange_turtle3412]

Also take into account the…slight dangers of BENDING THE LITERAL FABRIC OF EXISTENCE ITSELF.

[@Raj-gr6dy]

@@TiaguinhouGFX Well, tech doesn't work that way. It follows an S shaped curve. It's more than likely that dead-end tech like Alcubierre Drives will see a plateau in development. So unless we definitively prove that Alcubierre Drives ARE possible, I think 2090 in a fever dream.

[@Dingdeng1337]

2041: "Orbital mechanics is being taught at middle school." ... has already been taught BEFORE school for 10 years in "Kerbal Space Program" (& KSP2)! 😝 Nice Video! 👍

[@mortenfinkbuchhave641]

turning the solarsystem into a spacecraft.. stellar idea :D

[@AGamingPand]

It's really cool and all, but I think all of their videos are like 50-75 years ahead of what the actual schedule will be haha

[@rick7557]

This gives me hope for humanity in a time we all need it - amazing video! 👏

[@afedorchak77]

your hope in humanity is restored by a video thats straight nonsense? worrying

[@rick7557]

@@afedorchak77 To provide hope to someone is personal & subjective - it's not something you have the right to comment on.

[@afedorchak77]

@@rick7557 it is when the source of hope is false and disingenuous . This video is not based in any science yet they claim to make documentaries. That is false hope. You think thats better? lying to people lmfao

[@igster8293]

Did I just see a hint dropped that 'Oumuamua is a biological space ship? 🤔🧐 I LOVE this channel.

[@zenokarlsbach4292]

Yup. And then these mentioned bananas for fuel of antimatter.

[@therealfearsome]

I really appreciate that they said upfront it is Sci Fi

[@Amine1234-r6p]

Nice to hear optimistic opinions as always.

[@beacheytunez5948]

I love these videos, I love going away to read up on more of the science and ideas shown! However, I do feel like it's a lot of "what if we got fusion to work next year though", which I find hard to digest.

[@afedorchak77]

there is no science to this, the dude is making shit up

[@xerodivinity]

I Just Want To turn into pure cosmic energy and explore the universe forever

[@tobijames4698]

Same bro. Being immortal would be 🔥

[@toddkes5890]

All you need is a space surfboard

[@JesusChristDenton_7]

We can once our technology advances to a certain point.

[@JesusChristDenton_7]

Already I'm more than human. Soon, I will be pure light! Pure energy! Helios and I! I will burn like the brightest star. -Deus Ex

[@Drifterboy99]

I'm studying Bioengineering so we can stop aging. And start building these ships. I got u boys

[@garryblack764]

This is the coolest video I have seen I awhile. If even part of this comes to pass within my life, I will be astounded. Thank you for sharing.

[@bill29-g3b]

This is a very thoughtful and detailed timeline. The graphics are amazing! What a great piece of work. My imagination is reeling from the possibilities. There's a treasure trove of ideas in this one documentary. Top shelf. Cheers mate!

[@DanielAppleton-lr9eq]

The naysayers aren't going to go away.

[@jettpack9168]

this is certainly interesting but incredibly optimistic to say the least

[@-The_M.]

"Antimatter... is also found in bananas." LMAO! You guys got me rollin on that one.

[@dikkie1000]

i missed the 1.21 jigawatts and the Mr. Fusion, but that is a future development.

[@skip741x3]

Bananadrive

[@HearticulateARTS]

Our lives will be preserved to see these amazing things, hopefully Africa also start to develop fast in areas of space exploration.

[@vulcher7927]

Shout out to the guy who came back in time and told us all this

[@MasculineBelief]

This gives me hope for the future

[@collectiverse1910]

This channel should have millions of subs the amount of work that goes into these videos are unbelievable

[@gold5556]

this video is 50% super optimistic and 50% straight up science fiction

[@niallmccaffrey791]

@@gold5556 A portion of it is just plain incorrect, too, like the time required to get to the centre of the galaxy is an underestimate. The number provided is 0.002% of the absolute minimum time required (light speed).

[@fuckman297]

This channel just makes stuff up lmao this is nothing more than a casual hypothetical

[@afedorchak77]

no work goes into these lmfao its bs

[@davidanderson_surrey_bc]

"IS" unbelievable.

[@TaeSunWoo]

It’s a good morning when Venture City uploads

[@richardthomas6301]

I agree that the timeline is very optimistic. Human ingenuity is only matched by its stupidity in terms of human relationships. I hope the human race can eventually come together for a common purpose of co-operation for the benefit of all.

[@himawari_254]

that will be a bit far...maybe in the 23rd century because this century is fucked and the next probably will be worse or for reforms

[@cathlic2007]

Won’t happen, we can’t even achieved type one civilization because we can’t get along.

[@himawari_254]

@@cathlic2007 true that

[@unknowngod8221]

@@cathlic2007 our desire is why we won't united

[@lonewolfgabo]

Not all will taste this future. Clearly all very expensive stuff and probably only accecible for those accepted in a space program. Life in the planet surface will be very expensive and caothic too. But you will be able to see how other humans live the perfect futuristic life trough your old Iphone in spacetube.

[@user-TonyUK]

As someone who was born on 2nd July 1957, I will be lucky to see half of this series of videos happen in my lifetime and I wish you every success. I can remember Man Landing on the Moon in 1969, in fact the whole family (Mother, Father and 7 children watched the LIVE Broadcast via UK TV) and later on the next day was also able to watch it again at school (complete with the LIVE LOGO on screen for the duration of the re-Broadcast of the LIVE TV Program I watched the previous Morning UK TIme) I even told the Headmast the famous Buzz Aldring quote BEFORE the tv prorgram began, "One small set for Man, ONE GIANT leap for Mankind". Needless to say I doubt if I was believed, but to my surprise I was Named by the Headmaster who quoted me, quoting Buzz Aldrin, he then asked how I knew about the quote as it was not in the Newspapers and the TV transmission said it was LIVE. I simple answered it was a live tv recording of what happend at 3am UK Time. This was years before home video players were invented. Tony in England

[@joestitz239]

Neil armstrong said those famous words. not buzz.

[@user-TonyUK]

Well it is over 50 yrs ago so please forgive my bad memory @@joestitz239

[@justsomeguyinnc473]

This is the kind of stuff we read about in Popular Science when we were kids. And much sillier stuff as well.

[@DarthZoxGaming]

10:13 This is the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard. Even at the speed of light it would take you 25,800 years not 25 to reach the center of the Milky Way, and it's physically impossible to travel faster than light so nice try.

[@victoryconfidence4594]

The future is always beautiful when you tell it 🚀 🔥

[@DodgyComedy]

It would be interesting to look back at this in 100 years and see what came true and what was ridiculous guesswork. There are some videos on the bbc about futurists predicting the year 2000 from the 1950s, they are fascinating

[@MarkGardner66Bonnie]

thanks for sharing... not sure it will all work out on the time line, but the human race needs this

[@ac-140]

What an Intro. this was such a good watch 👍

[@hausy]

I hope this is even a little bit accurate, because I’ll hopefully live long enough to see some wonderful advancements.

[@afedorchak77]

its not lol

[@mrkeepingitreal4927]

I honestly never thought about moving the sun,and in turn moving the whole solar system.that would be great... imagine moving near to proxima Centaurus😍👌

[@mxz1691]

The solar system would start to go wild, if a star is super close to our ort cloud, it’ll start shooting comets everywhere and then the planets will start losing their orbits

[@kangarooninja2594]

That would be a good way to dislodge comets, asteroids and other bodies in our solar system from their orbits and turn it back into the kind of shooting gallery it was billions of years ago. It could even cause planetary orbits to go crazy, and who knows what that might cause. I think it's best if we just try to make sure we're always in a nice, cozy, out of the way spot where we don't have to worry about any neighbors causing mischief, lol.

[@JohnSmith-ms2cl]

Yeah, wait till they get to uranus mate…

[@Glathgrundel]

This is probably a really BAD idea.

[@camelxravennova]

We would be fighting against the galaxy’s/supermassive black holes gravity and have to watch out not to negative affect other solar systems with our gravity.

[@BManStan1991]

I’m actually excited for the future again.

[@st.john_one]

what a channel!! liked and subscribed. thank you

[@CRAZYNESSGAMING]

IMAGINE ALL THIS LITERALLY WHERE TO HAPPEN IT WILL MAKE MY CHILDHOOD DREAMS COME TRUE IN MY 31 YEARS OF LIFE THIS VIDEO IS INSANE IF ALL THIS WERE TO HAPPEN JUST WILD!

[@anodominate]

When I watch VENTURE CITY's video,my mind just suddenly shifts from all of grief to my core focus betterment of humanity and in my mind what I think is just HUMANITY as entering the era of SPACE FAIRING CIVILISATION.😀

[@KnightofGaming1118]

I think it would be interesting to see how farming, architecture, education, military, and water purification will be in the future. Like basic necessities we need as a civilization as a whole.

[@santigamerprogamer6493]

"Military" "Basic Necessities". My man, you sure are an Optimistic

[@KnightofGaming1118]

@@santigamerprogamer6493 well technically we are fresh new to the galaxy. And we need a capable military to defend our species from hostile forces.

[@KnightofGaming1118]

@Erwin Rommel possibly but none of us can judge the future. We can only wonder. But it wouldn’t hurt to see what kind of tech is waiting for us in the future.

[@santigamerprogamer6493]

@Erwin Rommel Well, at least we can dream.

[@pedroascencio_]

I can't express enough how much I LOVE this channel. Keep up the good work guys!!! 🚀🚀

[@afedorchak77]

the good work of making shit up?

[@pedroascencio_]

@@afedorchak77 It's all very logical reasoning of what the next steps of humanity will be like. Timelines aside, this is definately happening at some point.

[@afedorchak77]

@@pedroascencio_ Timelines are exactly the problem. Its not accurate in one regard why should it be accurate in another? Thats basic scientific testing and for a channel that claims to be making documentaries on that, seems rather shortsighted

[@NelsonReyesJr]

EXCELLENT VIDEO!!!! I CANT WAIT FOR THE DAY THAT THE STARSHIP ENTERPRISE BECOMES REALITY!!!

[@markomejicanos7038]

It would be nice if you guys can do how society and or human culture will evolve over the years with all of the changes that we as a civilization will face… you know will be nice to imagine a posible future showing how we embrace all of this changes

[@beacheytunez5948]

Still love a lot of the sci-fi concepts here, but it could be cool to speculate on how humanity tackles everything this channel addresses when A: fusion is not achieved and B: FTL is not possible Stuff like developing faster, more durable deep space probes as newer and further space telescopes study black holes and search for evidence of wormholes. Quantum computing and AI merge to massively improve production and map routes for probes through the cosmos. Humans establish multicultural colonies on the promising bodies in our solar system, and it all wraps up with preparation for the long journey to Alpha Centauri Totally just pulled all of that out of my brain, but I'd love to see these guys research and present it the amazing way they do. Fact or fiction these videos are always incredibly inspiring and thought provoking, and makes me want to work on these incredible things

[@akashiseijuro5216]

i think the part about fusion is only said as engineers and scientists have already achieved small scale testing of nuclear fusion for a sliver of time. with the biggest problem, being the heat it generated. there are articles about it. given that containing it and using it are different things but hey, at least there's something

[@Georgi_Slavov]

You know science and technology are the most overrated things

[@joestitz239]

​@@Georgi_Slavovyou call what you hold in your hands reading this, with all it can do so far in its evolution overrated ???

[@Georgi_Slavov]

@@joestitz239 i call it Samsung j5pro, and it requires constant attention to function- otherwise it dies after a few hours of battery usage.

[@armin3113]

These videos are always inspiring . Can you make a Video about the future of biotechnology and bioengineering?

[@Vergil4093]

Hehe

[@echopros1450]

So basically in 100 years we could do Interstellar missions and stuff ,i am 16 now and wish to see all this come through and wish to be a member of this missions

[@JohnFinzel]

As much as I love the videos I still maintain that the greatest sci-fi story of all time is hands down got to be the Theory of Evolution.

[@Kinyosan1]

This is the life Im dreaming about.

[@sterlinsilver]

"antimatter is farmed by ultra high speed particle collisions with the use of the newly constructed super hadron collider. it is also found in bananas" I'm sorry what?

[@mukulindian3004]

Thinking Same.....🤣🤣

[@tamasmihaly1]

He said Antimatter. Not dark matter. Positron. Bananas produce about one positron every 75 minutes. This video is rife with inaccuracies, but that one is true.

[@sterlinsilver]

@@tamasmihaly1 facinating!

[@orange_turtle3412]

A future powered by bananas.

[@LordBackuro]

@@tamasmihaly1 Potassium more exactly

[@dantetomei8015]

Amazing video as usual, i have a question, at 10:12 it says that a ram jet can reach the centre of the galaxy in 45 earth years, but how could it do that? Traveling 28 thousand light years in 45 years means traveling 2 light years each day and i don't see that as something of physically possible

[@KacperMaster26]

Becuase this video is mainly for entertainment purposes, every “spacecraft” after 2030 in this video is likely made up.

[@JohannVF]

Yep. They goofed.

[@mac_attack_zach]

alcubierre drive

[@lahsuntati7088]

​@@mac_attack_zach nope even a alcubierre warp drive won't go faster than light and if it does in theory,then casualty breaks and grandfather like paradoxes appear

[@toddkes5890]

Unless they would be getting close to the speed of light and thus get time dilation for the crew inside? But then you get into the fun of needing to catch the interstellar hydrogen and bring it on board, which imposes a form of 'drag'

[@humbledviking4506]

Love the thought of advancing this way. Great video.

[@Decept1onCheck]

While a wonderfully rosy picture of the future. By the very first 2025 mark, it was completely unrealistic timetables. Somehow in 2070 we create a spaceship that can get to the center of the galaxy in 24 years but in 2090 Ganymede is our farthest settlement...RIIIIIIGHT.

[@htetmin6959]

If I saw this video 3month ago, I would ignore it. But right now I feel shock. Just a few days ago there was a major brake through in nuclear fusion testing and nuclear fusion engine is becoming real. Ohly smoke, we are about step into the interstellar age. 😱

[@waqasmurad3178]

Simply amazing and incredible video. Love it

[@snowden9817]

I'm So ready for this....and I'm so proud of our Species🌎 Earth 🌕Moon 🌕 Mars

[@olliveiromcallister6517]

I'm So Ready For This....And I'm So Proud Of Our Very Good Perfect Futuristic Cybertron Alien Species Heroes🌎 Very Good Perfect Futuristic Cybertron Future Earth Heroes 🌕 Very Good Perfect Futuristic Cybertron Alien Moon Heroes 🌕 Very Good Perfect Futuristic Cybertron Alien Mars Heroes

[@AdmiralKarelia]

Typical inyalowda. Always forgettin about da Belt.

[@TeoDP7]

For me, your videos are so interesting, that I’m too excited to watch them, I would also like to see future Timelapse of military technology, since I’m huge fan of it, anyways great video.

[@TeoDP7]

@GenreGeek no, military will always exist no matter what you say, we need it for defense, what if we met rogue aliens that would want to kill us? What would we do without military?

[@davidanderson_surrey_bc]

For a very long time it's been a race between two big but very opposing human ideas: How far can we go in exploration and discovery; and how effective can we make the weapons that will kill our enemies once and for all? You'll recall that the first thing we did with nuclear energy was to destroy two cities... and since then we've always had more fissile material sitting in bombs and missiles than in power stations.

[@TeoDP7]

@@davidanderson_surrey_bc hm

[@archlich4489]

That Sun-thruster idea is cool!

[@alphatonic1481]

I hope we can make it that far. With damaged individuals on this world who attack other humans the chances are not optimal.

[@FrancisdeBriey]

I love your optimism ... in reality expect time multiplied by 3 minimum : not 2030 but 2090 ! But let's dream, it's the best we can do 😀

[@ThatZommy]

This is *very* optimistic. If you doubled the timeframe it'd be a little more believable. Not to mention ramjets would be close to useless in our local interstellar neighborhood. Also, Alcubierre Warp Drives are very very theoretical. Very unlikely that we could ever build one, let alone within a hundred years. Same goes for wormholes- very very unlikely that they exist, and far less likely that they would ever be traversable.

[@arlandoamb6754]

Great video I’m glad I found this channel early to be able to see the growth of it. 👏🏿👏🏿👍🏿

[@RavishingSailor]

I love this content and I’m an astronomy hobbyist. I truly wish that the human civilization could grow for the better. I could only imagine how much more rapidly our science could improve if we didn’t waste astronomical amounts of money on war.

[@kevingreen3781]

Going to Mars is a suicide mission but good luck because you’re going to need it

[@spaceman081447]

At 10:18 . . . "A ramjet can reach the center of the Milky Way in 21 years of ship time, which is 45 years on Earth because of the relativistic effect." For a starship to achieve that kind of time dilation, it must attain a velocity of 265,146.4 km/s or 0.88c. (c = lightspeed = 299,792.458 km/s)

[@Destructor111]

But it wouldn't travel anywhere near that far in that amount of Earth time. It would need to attain the high .9999's of c to reach the centre of the Galaxy in 21 years, and tens or hundreds of thousands of years would pass on Earth.

[@foshizzlemanizzle4753]

@@Destructor111 exactly, center of milky way is 25-26000 light years away from earth if you take the shortest path. I have no idea where they got 45 years from

[@bigm9190]

clearly you have no idea what a ram jet is.... It only works in the atmosphere because it still needs fuel to combust. There is no way that a chemical reaction produces enough thrust to accelerate to anything close to 299,792,458 km/s . The current limit is about 40,000 km/h .

[@spaceman081447]

@@bigm9190 Clearly you have no idea what a Bussard ramjet is. A Bussard ramjet is a theoretical fusion-powered starship that is fueled by interstellar hydrogen that is captured by large electromagnetic fields.

[@NathanChirnsdie]

and also observers on earth would see the ship take 50k years to reach to center and people on the ship would still say it took like 30k years.... where are they getting these numbers from?

[@Krultist]

Great video, keep up the good content

[@jacobrp1]

Any sufficient advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic - Arthur C. Clarke

[@GeneraluStelaru]

You got me excited to play High Frontier again.

[@abztract1]

Just found this channel today with the "New to You" tab.....subbed instantly. I absolutely love the optimistic tones to these amazing, thought provoking, and visually stimulating videos. Unfortunately, and as usual, humanity will find a way to weaponize some of these things much sooner rather than later and the effect it will have is to wipe humanity out of extinction.

[@Sedulous32072]

I really want a part 2 now XD

[@kaseyboles30]

Interesting video, though a few errors and nitpicks. First the treatment of Quantum computers in the part about AGI. While there are things QC's can do that conventional binary systems and conventional analog systems (they still exist, just not in the volume, nor use cases as binary) the obverse is also true. I doubt an AGI would be somehow magically tied to QC's. The second is the interstellar ramjets, called Bussard ramjets, recent work (in the last ten years) on the idea shows it likely won't work, in part because the drag to thrust ratio is not as favorable as Bussard though when he came up with the idea.

[@curiosity_case]

and we will all see this happen rigth in front of our eyes

[@00ghostcobra]

These videos are great for dreaming up sci-fi stories..

[@calebbetteridge5749]

LMAO this is kinda hilarious, the space sailing and space pirates part😂

[@pip5461]

I wonder how long it will take to transform from Sci-fi to actual reality, as mother Earth seems to be in the process of re-setting itself "again"...

[@MikeandMads]

Great content. Keep em coming!

[@manuelgruber9416]

It was an amazing preview of the future, most of it sounds just like I would imagine thev future to be. But I do very much doubt that bananas will contain antimatter in the future 🤣

[@richardjelinek5038]

Yeah, the antimatter-containing bananas got me too. 😄 Probably someone mixed up the potassium-40 content in bananas with antimatter. Well - it's an entertainment video.

[@C0braGameplays]

Thank you. This gave me something to live for

[@Mobus_]

Nice glimpse of the future.

[@troppy0]

We’re literally living in filler years.. If humanity doesn’t destroy everything in the near future, I envy our future gens that’ll be able to travel the stars

[@Ishikawa745]

Saaaameeee... I would love to travel interstellar.... I wanna see the Universe and its wonders

[@mervjohnson8010]

I know this is all speculative and for fun anyway, but you lost me at fusion spacecraft before 2035. lol Whenever we do figure out fusion it'll be an order of magnitude more engineering to optimize and miniaturize it enough for a space craft.

[@orange_turtle3412]

Yeah Id expect fusion power to become mainstream first, as we need to power our own planet before we start powering stuff for other planets. Fusion needs to be sorted out as a replacement for fossil fuels and such first to eliminate depletion of natural resources.

[@LordBackuro]

Well depends on what kinda space craft If we talking huge space freighter then yeah i can see it but even that be unrealistic cause we don’t even have technology or plans to build a damn space freighter. This video is more of a what could have been if the US-Soviet space race lasted longer and if engagement and funding into space tech was bigger in the late 20th century and the 2000’s

[@orange_turtle3412]

@@LordBackuro Yeah. When we figure out net positive fusion, our first priority probably wont be space travel.

[@LordBackuro]

@@orange_turtle3412 I wish it was…

[@UnknownAssassin0330]

I mean like that's so calming and good to know about the future of us, but imagine if that AI someday gets out of control and gets behind humans to destroy them and conquer everything, just like the Ultron did in Avengers Age of Ultron, I mean like that would be really dangerous handing over everything to a computer program.....

[@cowerdnerddespacito9518]

Optimism levels set to 1920s levels

[@davidanderson_surrey_bc]

So this is how it's going to look in 3000? I think the good folks at Futurama got it WAY more accurate.

[@heredownunder]

Bananas!?

[@CBSonPc]

In bananas, Potassium-40 decay occasionally creates a positron, ie. Antimatter

[@andrewparker318]

How fake do you want the physics to be? Director: yes

[@AruarianDauber]

Hope at least some come to reality. Keep going Elon!

[@Ezkaton]

Excellent video! What a worthy vision for for our species!

[@afedorchak77]

except its utter nonsense

[@rdsii64]

None of this will happen if we don't stop killing each other. Humanity has the bad habit of weaponizing new tech and starting wars with it. I'm not sure humanity is responsible enough to possess the tech that will make much of these things possible.

[@LashknifeTalon]

Er...a fusion ramjet isn't FTL travel. Reaching the center of the Milky Way in 45 years would require you to go at something in the ballpark of 577C, which is just shy of Warp 10 in Star Trek. In other words, most sci fi FTL drives don't go that fast...

[@victorcarvalho_br]

Very optimistic..... u can triplicate the necessary time for all of this.