Destination MARS - From The Moon To The Red Planet | SPACETIME - SCIENCE SHOW

Mankind is entering a new era of space travel. Astronauts are set to return to the moon before the decade is out. And scientists and visionaries say: humans will soon set foot on a foreign planet for the first time: Mars.
July 30th, 2020. An Atlas V launch vehicle lifts off from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. An hour later, the spacecraft separates from the upper stage of the rocket and sets course for Mars. On board: the rover Perseverance. It's NASA's most ambitious mission to the red planet yet.
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[@shadmanabdulkalamkalam2261]

Really nice interesting video

[@kedarpuranik750]

Where can I watch original German documentary?

[@jimbobaggans1564]

²1

[@algisberziunas]

it is super nice made q explanational vid. But we have to admit that it all works with that space just for sand box play purpose.... and it is good reason...

[@algisberziunas]

sand box is a playground with no fruits ....yes we can look for a reason to fly and lets find it for real not like 0,001% of chance of incurance

[@DanielVerberne]

The fact that Perseverance managed to not just pull off that amazing multi-stage landing with its terrain-recognition landing system, but managed to also FILM it from multiple vantage points and send back to Earth; is stunning. Forget any sports superstars you've heard of, forget any momentous speeches given throughout history - THIS is the stuff of human achievement, in my opinion.

[@johnrudy9404]

Yep

[@oksyar]

Computers are one of the greatest achievements of human kind. Thanks to all the people who contributed in making them.

[@ohhwoodnyalike2noe222]

I find these documentaries tend to be wildly optimistic.

[@tmo4330]

Yes, I find these videos to be psychotic. No man has been beyond low earth orbit.

[@441rider]

I started my mars citrus experiment 5 years ago and have kept 4 vrities that fruit under leds. I chose a hard plant to test being in Canada.

[@metriczeppelin]

Cudo's for that, please keep us posted to your progress, Cheers!

[@omarsharifi2587]

I love these episodes!!!

[@marc-andrebrunet5386]

Me too 😁👍

[@JonnoPlays]

It's funny how your last documentary on this subject said humans will be on earth by 2024. One year later it's 2040 or later. Starships can likely get the job done, but what would be the profit model? Is Elon going to drain his business bank accounts to build hotels on Mars? It's hard to imagine how or why a private company would take on such an endeavor.

[@metriczeppelin]

According to Elon, Starlink profits are going to be the primary source of funding for Starship's to Mars.

[@alextownsend8624]

You guys are awesome! Thanks for all the great videos, Ulrich your the man!

[@bazsnell3178]

you're NOT your

[@alextownsend8624]

@@bazsnell3178 your

[@Twobarpsi]

@@alextownsend8624 you're

[@soultrick7474]

why not you are?

[@Twobarpsi]

@@soultrick7474 you can also use "you are" or the contraction, "you're" 👍

[@pulesjet]

BACK IN 1970 NASA said we would be on Mars in the next ten years.

[@koori3085]

We were, just with a probe not people...

[@JeeJeanVittoVlogs]

Very informative channel. Thank you for sharing.

[@Crusader1984]

Ummm Correction the United States has sent 5 rovers Sojourner 1997 , spirit & odyssey 2005, curiosity 3013 and Preserverence 2020!

[@larky368]

Searching for life on Mars makes about as much sense as prospecting for gold in your back yard with a plastic spoon. The chances that it even exists are nearly zero and even if it does it is highly unlikely we would be able to detect it. If we ever do manage to reach Mars it will never amount to anything because it is too difficult, dangerous and expensive to keep going when there is no actual practical benefit. Gold mining operations in Alaska constantly fail because the remoteness makes it cost-prohibitive. There may be lots of gold but it costs more to dig it out than it is worth.

[@xartx1168]

Let's be realistic, will take at least 50 years till this subject start getting really interesting.

[@wonka4]

will take *

[@rb991]

Is it not a feasible alternative to send robots first to prepare all that is necessary to support humans there?

[@DanielVerberne]

I think that sending robots in advance to prepare the way is not only feasible, but sensible and necessary. I think that we COULD get humans to Mars orbit and with great difficulty, could possibly get a human crew safely to the Martian surface, but I DON'T think we could sustain humans on Mars for anything more than maybe a few weeks at most. I think it's absolutely necessary to have advance waves of launches that help deliver supplies, help produce structures with genuine safety from radiation, micrometeorites and other risks. Then there's the challenge of growing food, etc. It's not impossible but it seems very, very challenging. All in all, I think doing all of this on the Moon is wise and necessary, as a means of proving the necessary technologies at a distance where rescue is at least possible.

[@metriczeppelin]

Does Tesla's Optimus robot ring a bell?

[@9Achaemenid]

Welt is my favourite channel!

[@bazsnell3178]

favourite NOT favorite. Please use proper English, not the bastardised American version!

[@9Achaemenid]

@@bazsnell3178 please cry somewhere else:)

[@alexanderhamlett2531]

I'm pretty sure if the Mars exploit has been made available to the general public, many of those people would not understand the risk involved. Solar storms, weather, extreme extreme cold, lack of water, lack of food, lack of resources and tools. These would cause some serious problems. It would be many times easier for someone to tell you to go live in an iglu for the rest of your life, than to be an untrained "adventurer" charting land that is roughly 1000 times more difficult to navigate and develop than the coldest and wettest parts of Alaska.

[@ebonaparte3853]

There are plenty of people who know the risks and will choose to do it anyway. We aren’t talking about Alaska, we’re talking about Mars.

[@yaycodarco1720]

exactly 6 years ago. On July 4, 2016 (on the ROUND 360th anniversary of the announcement of the Declaration of Independence of the United States), MARS unveiled not only its face, but also the famous Balanced Rock in the Murray Buttes area - is it the Banner of Independence or a colonization permit?

[@bazpearce9993]

I believe there will be a good chance of finding life underneath the surface. If there are subsurface pressured caves containing liquid water warmed by internal heat. Who knows what could be living in such an environment. Similar systems have been found on Earth that have been isolated for millions of years. So why not there too?

[@frankeimer3906]

Have any new pictures of the face or other structures observed during older pictures showed? Just a question with all the new machines on the planet.

[@thiesenf]

Hollywood have done many documentaries that prooves there's life in space... Borgs, Klingons, Ferengies, Romulans, Vidians, Cardassians, Vulkans... Wait what... isn't Star Trek an documentary?

[@geemanbmw]

Lol 470 million kilometers is nothing... one light year distance is 9334195200000 kilometers lolololol we ain't never going to another star system NO WAY!! ☹😥

[@PvtSchlock]

First time audio from an alien world... I forgot that the Soviets never sent anything to Venus and that what we know about Venus is so easily forgotten. Nice job Welt.

[@Twobarpsi]

Wonderbar!

[@Paultricounty]

So we’ll have a base on the moon sometime in the 2030’s, that’s super. Then when we’re there we’ll be able to visit one of China’s cities.

[@evsonelus4340]

I liked it. Just a comment I thought while seing it: 1 million years (maybe) till Mars has enought oxygen to breath... but in a million years (correct me if Im wrong) wont the Sun be expanded already? Or its half billion years to it happens? Anyway, it will be too long lol.

[@kikicoleman1788]

My is Demario Brown I oove❤ 😊😊😊 ❤😮 love Mars see red and blue water green Mars

[@bad71hd]

I have already been selected for the first manned flight to Mars

[@Pasha8204]

Need 4k

[@bernardtaylor7768]

Working together is a Nobel idea but unfortunately there are a number of countries who's ideology would conflict with the whole notion.

[@thechristoff78]

Space X will get there long before NASA, and much more cheaply.

[@ludwigvanzappa9548]

It won't even reach the Moon.

[@shadmanabdulkalamkalam2261]

Really very interesting

[@rafe6909]

why did y’all stop posting these

[@johnrudy9404]

The driver for getting to Mars will be money. The same as in all things.

[@oksyar]

oh myy goddddd, this channel only has 632k Subscrubers???? cmon people subscribe this channel. There may be 8 billions people on this planet but very few have the brain to understand and love science. They would rather believe in the stories instead ;)

[@geemanbmw]

What's the name of the opening song and who is the writer of it? Please tell me

[@eliseb6244]

For the thrill. Mala ✨

[@g3orgeK.]

I thought starship will be the lander for the moon...

[@gamingguruoz]

whats interesting is potential launches from the moon direct to mars and then in return direction.

[@bazsnell3178]

what's NOT whats

[@mrm.k7655]

Pressure and temperature was different and now. Why are you guys talking about liquid water? It could be liquid oksijen or methane? Like titan and also dont understand goldilock zone. You can play with temperature and pressure to have liquid water outside of goldilock not?

[@edwardgreer491]

What if Mars for a short period of time where closer to the sun allowing for it to have liquid water and before life could develop further an anomaly caused its orbit to move to its present location?

[@tmo4330]

Nice thought, but that would assume the theory of evolution is factual. It's not.

[@pdejong1000]

these days there is no one on board so they can do what they f want to get it to work now that`s exciting engineering for all involved and watching thank you, Space X love your work cheers

[@thabangmashabela6837]

Where are new episodes for 2023😢

[@nickgarcia7415]

Can't hear the sound of Mars wind over dumb music. Also we already found life on Mars in the 70s with the Viking missions.

[@sarikondashamanth4839]

which song is it??.....one in the intro

[@eliseb6244]

For the thrill. Mala ✨

[@iordanidisthomas2635]

We producing theories of how to terraform a whole planet, while we are not able, not yet, to send humans over there with the highest probabilities of success. We R trying to solve issues humans will might face later on in the 22nd or even 23rd Century.

[@dalemllns]

My question is could launching from the moon affect the moons orbit around the earth, and in turn destroy humanity?

[@urmomsahoe1]

Short answer is no. Those rockets wouldn't have an effect as the moon is way more massive than the rockets have thrust power.

[@koori3085]

Shoot a bullet at a freight train and see if it moves... 😉

[@RedClaw8605]

So, what if the samples contain a deadly pathogen?

[@arrowrod]

Never count out NASA's ability to F up. James Webb telescope. Only 20 years too late.

[@replica1052]

where moon don't regenerate mars belongs to life (to surrect planets is how to live in a universe)

[@belowasmelashgebremariam]

Selam

[@jeffkelley3419]

Mankind will arrive on Mars before the vials are collected for transport back to Earth. We could easily send the vials and other samples back to earth on a returning spacecraft.

[@bela986]

what’s the intro’s song name?

[@cezargarcia6651]

Hhahaha --- ah dito mabubuko na sila...

[@charlestorruella8591]

Mr metin tolan is wrong by the time this documentary was made he has already launched a car into space....deep space not sure where it is at but it's almost as far as mars

[@pulesjet]

The SLS should have flown long ago. WTH ?

[@chandrachurniyogi8394]

for consecutive successful Mars missions an International Space Station is absolutely necessary near Mars orbit!!! and unlike the present ISS the Mars-ISS has to much much bigger than any man made object to date!!! approx cost of a state-of-the-art Mars-ISS would be around €450 Bn - €630 Bn excluding the hundreds of space flights to Mars!!! Mars-ISS will be assembled in space from pre built modules manufactured & design on earth by NASA, EADS, ISRO & private subsidiaries like Space X & Space Ventures!!! a new bigger space vehicle will be required to transport the Mars-ISS modules to Mars orbit!!! every module of the Mars-ISS will be much larger than those that comprises the present ISS!!! the Mars-ISS will have a fleet of small shuttle type spacecraft that will be used to travel between Mars-ISS & Mars surface!!! around 5 small spacecraft that'll accommodate upto 3 astronauts & will be docked to the Mars-ISS at all times except when traveling to the surface of Mars!!!

[@yabbadabbadoo8225]

There is something very strange about this video. How does a thrust work in a vacuum?

[@hawkdsl]

go away.

[@LiLi-or2gm]

For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. No atmosphere is required to push against. This is basic physics that most kids learn in middle school (if not sooner). Too bad you weren't paying attention.

[@yabbadabbadoo8225]

@@LiLi-or2gm For every action there is an equal and opposite what?? Hey Grasshopper, you no understand what space is. Thrust works within the world because there is mass all around us and gravity. I bet you think the light from the sun is also visible in space??? 😂😂😂

[@yabbadabbadoo8225]

@@hawkdsl I did, years ago.

[@oksyar]

@@LiLi-or2gm lol, forget that guy, his brain simply can't understand physics!

[@juanmarte259]

Pienso k si extrellan la luna llama europa con marte tendria el agua k marte nesecita

[@carlosgil4248]

Work together ha we cant even get along with one another sorry for being so pessimistic but thats the way it goes

[@roshanmesri2502]

❤❤❤

[@pulesjet]

LOL, NO ONE on MARS shot at us yet?

[@pulesjet]

Are we the Martian immigrants ?

[@lucianourciuoli4132]

THE JUST DATE FOR TO GO ON THE PLANET MARS, WHITH HUMAN MISSION, I THINK IS THE YEAR 2051.

[@eltonjordan2855]

So why don't you just send all the resources to mars first e.g building material for shelter let the robots build the shelter and fuel for return to earth then send the astronauts

[@budwhite9591]

The most powerful rocket (SLS) has less payload capability than Saturn v. Lol. Ummm 🤔?

[@lucianourciuoli4132]

NO, WE HUMAN, Not are ready, now, for a human's mission on the red planet, on thr planet Mars. It is very dangerous and very difficult.

[@lotaugaseh7926]

why u go to the red one instead to the moon ? in facts u cant passes the atmosfhere..

[@tonyduvn6622]

No wonder we haven’t gone to Mars as yet with all these Negative scientist’ Imagine if Christopher Columbus was negative like them! Thank god for Elon Musk 💪

[@Stephen_Jabs]

Just make a nuclear powered space craft and it will be a good way in making it to Mars without refueling.

[@ils5246]

What about nuclear waste? If the craft crashes or explodes, the waste will be spread everywhere. It’s not as simple as just make it

[@metriczeppelin]

@@ils5246 Nuclear powered rocket engines started back in the 1960's and have now taken on much more interest due to newer technology.

[@tonymontana-im4cw]

More ads please.. its not enough.. moarr.. moarr.. no need to be so greedy

[@algisberziunas]

All about is that we cant make it faster then there is the plan. It is like with supercar we all could drive that ....if production would go massive. To go massive not faberge egg price we have to have a reason. Same dream like we know how to make war alience...we still have place on earth to problems to solve...and there is the rocket science

[@algisberziunas]

we have our planet problems ...and if we escape from that mentality to the space we will work as parasites

[@reneschoon8428]

Why would we want to know if there has been life on Mars? Ok, that knowledge would end all religion on Earth. That’s the upside. But what else?

[@kakarikiIck]

Wounded England just lost to Italy in penalties.

[@brandonadams1211]

That sucks!!!

[@MrGunderfly]

i love how skeptical the german scientists are about all this.. this was an australian production i take it? interesting the phrasing when talking about elon musk. seemed like some of the scientists interviewed would most likely bet against him being successful in his goals for mars. attitude , enthusiasm, optimism, determination... these are the things you need to do the things spacex, tesla, boring company, neuralink are doing. where are the EU equivalents of these? i wish there was more leadership from the EU countries on manned space flight.

[@joachimnass]

ESA bureaucracy had a comfortable life in the past decades. Nothing to show, nothing to aspire to, no vision, and no progress. Sending Ariane with satellites was the main achievement. Oh, and sending a robotic arm to ISS which took them 20 years to build. And some of the opinions of the German scientists are so soared and arrogant that is no wonder they are not capable to do near half of a private company like SpaceX. To achieve progress and bring improvement, one needs an open mind.

[@s1nb4d59]

This is old footage.

[@kosflorin]

most planets have Greek names , but no Greek is at least an astronaut..

[@tmo4330]

"Set foot on Mars"? Pure BS! We can't even go beyond low earth orbit. Man can go 400 miles up, not millions of miles away. Too many dreamers out there. Let's send someone 1,000 miles away first, then work our way up from that.

[@vitr1916]

I think human really needs moon for a base (distance) and more astronauts are trained for the rotations in order to explore the Mar.

[@geemanbmw]

Absolutely and the lighter gravity it will be easier for rockets to launch 🚀🌜

[@geemanbmw]

Remember the Sun has increased 30% luminosity since it ignited nuclear fusion on the main sequence. So Mars has always been where it is and it would of been 30% cooler and it's already cold there now so why would they think it was earth like then? If any planet was like earth and that would be Venus since the sun was cooler billions of years ago Venus must have been earth like. Along with volcanoes erupting everywhere the greenhouse effect and the sun increasing in luminosity Venus was certainly doomed.... just like earth is gonna be in about 600-700 million years so for that reason Mars might be a good choice even if it's temporary meaning good for around 500 million years and then we are gonna have to move out even further to maybe one of Jupiter's moon's and so on till we figure out interstellar travel.

[@vitr1916]

@@geemanbmw There is no doubt about it, but if you don’t have choice while you are still developing a new technology for long term protection. Other hand, exploring the Mar will take longer to do.

[@vitr1916]

@@geemanbmw Yes, if that is easy, there will be no problem then😁

[@mosesjaguar]

A base on the moon means risky nuclear engines could be tested just like chemical engines here on earth with extreme prejudice without the worry of radiation that would really a game changer.

[@fokkenhotz1]

and there's enuf methane for 400M humanoid beings possible underground.

[@fokkenhotz1]

I wanted to match up the Marianas Trench on Earth with that of Mars' Vales Marinaras Trench. I think earth andars went shmack.

[@hawkdsl]

They keep saying that the lake lasted millions of years.. but I personally think it was a tenth of that time.. maybe a few hundred years. All the pictures sent so far... both on the ground and from MRO... show no sign of the kind of erosion the crater would have received with moving water. The crater walls are almost pristine. The only chance to find anything on Mars is underground.

[@miguel_m19041]

I do LOVE these episodes , but please, mute the background voice, it's just too distracting anyway.

[@domperignon1829]

you could use the caption system

[@metriczeppelin]

Great video, at least it's current enough to include Elon Musk and SpaceX, bravo!

[@saturn7_dev]

There is no life anywhere but on earth. This is the way is was made to be so why waste time looking for stuff that doesn't even exist ?

[@lucianourciuoli4132]

I THINK NOW IT IS NOT TIME FOR TO GO WITH ASTRONAUTS ON PLANET MARS. OUR TECNOLOGY ISN'T READY FOR TO GO TO PLANET MARS, NO

[@kn9ioutom]

RICH People Now Have Another Planet To Go To ???

[@NT-ll5qq]

why can’t they transport a dog for example to mars and see what happens or rats

[@humanity1581]

I don't hear China bragging about what their projects on Mars. U I am afraid that China will go there first.

[@pulesjet]

Ground radiation is not that bad on the Mars Scarface.

[@zygaleksa7494]

not a fan 😑

[@godsbeautifulflatearth]

Keep dreaming buddy.

[@disastergarage4261]

wow all the ney sayers!!!! we have had the technology for 20 years to inhabit any planet in the solar system! It is these people that say it isnt possible is the reason we are not there already !!! bahhumbug !

[@veritas41photo]

Yes, I am a nay-sayer. Forget manned missions to anywhere in space for the next 50 years or so. Really, if you say it is so easy, why don't _you_ just climb into a rocket ship right now and head to Mars? Of course it is technologically possible, but only if you never desire to return to Earth in good health. The problems of living on Mars, much less returning to Earth alive and well, are totally unsolved. So just send probes and be done with it?

[@wonka4]

@@veritas41photo There are many ppl who wouldnt give a shit about leaving earth for good here on this planet

[@mikerufen9718]

What sham, what a lie all starting with Not A Space Agency and actor-nots

[@Darth_Revan25]

Aight flerf...

[@mikerufen9718]

@@Darth_Revan25 you mean alright? sleepy or is it dopey or both, my guess is sleepy thats what the blue pill does puts one in a constant state of slumber.

[@mikerufen9718]

@@Darth_Revan25 wouldnt know the truth if it hit you in the head.

[@Darth_Revan25]

@@mikerufen9718 No, I mean AIGHT. Shorthand for "alright". Get that stick out your arse and grow some common sense when it comes to modern evidence that the Earth *isn't* flat and NASA isn't a sham. 😅 You guys tire the majority of humanity out.

[@handendaer]

lol scammers

[@tompostma1840]

Where is the proof for evolution? Modern science debunked that quite some time ago.