What If We Terraformed Every Planet in the Solar System?

[@Русскоговорящаяиспанка]

The "solutions" to terraform planets really show how humans are extremely well adapted to Earth

[@ma.storysinging]

or just very poorly adapted to anything other than Earth 😅

[@Русскоговорящаяиспанка]

@ma.storysinging 😂😂😂

[@Fitnessgamer1986]

15:23 15:38

[@JLAvey]

Well, we did originate on that planet so it's not much of a surprise.

[@SillyGillyyy]

Terraformimg is A really bad idea...Humans are dumb as shit, they don't know the consequences of their actions. One mistake and something really bad happens.

[@henrytsai590]

A molten core is essential to environmentally friendly atmosphere by generating magnetic field around the plant to protect the atmosphere from solar wind erosion

[@Alouette_EXE]

Remember, it took billions of years for Earth to become completely habitable.

[@Nawaf-]

Imagine in the not so far future, humans would terraform planets with ease. A matter of a short time with precision technology using super smart machines of AI. I predict! 😅 That would be a fun movie plot. Where the plot takes a dark turn and some types of multi planetary AI goes badly rogue! 😈 (Edit: I wanna watch that movie!) 🍿 😂

[@cortlynnelliott1797]

I don't think that is true I don't think our planet took billions of years to be completely habitable I think our planet was lucky and created and formed extremely fertile with potential life from the beginning

[@Alouette_EXE]

@@cortlynnelliott1797 The cambrian explosion happened 541-485.4 million years ago which is when the earliest life begone and earth got it's water at around 4.5 billion years old. The more complex life forms such as dinosaurs appeared 200+ million years ago and during that time, air wasn't even safe for humans to breathe. Humans only appeared 2 million years ago so it's that long before a planet formed to be able to sustain human life.

[@Dryfire-kx9hu]

​@@Nawaf- MoonFall has elements of that

[@khher1979]

According to the Bible, it apparently took a week

[@TreyJaySoSway]

Crazy to think how there might be a solar system like this out there in the universe. Where one species lives across different planets in their solar system. 🙌

[@six66string]

There could be many. Our universe is disturbingly massive.

[@TreyJaySoSway]

@ very disturbing indeed! I hope one day humanity will truly know

[@Firebird.1991]

We have to embrace our humanity and one another first in order to thrive on another planet other than earth, we are too savage.

[@upallnight8711]

It’s unfortunate we won’t be alive to see how far humans go

[@bennaylor3658]

no one will every live that long unless we don't go and end here lol 😂

[@paulraines9635]

That's a good thing. We'll see how it goes in our time and those that come after will carry on.

[@Eren.Ranscov]

Damn " goes sleep "

[@zeroscrapicoco9528]

Indeed HAHAHAHAHAHAH

[@gwugluud]

Sheee, bee, Maimby.

[@ZeoViolet]

Why the hell would you want to blow up Jupiter anyways? That's what is keeping a large bulk of asteroids and comets from slamming into our own planet!

[@salamipitza]

if the millions of asteroids hitting Jupiter can't blow it up how should humans do it with our puny bombs

[@MrChristianDT]

I think he got so caught up in explaining how that would work, he forgot he didn't say what the point was. Lol

[@christophiluslovingchristb5441]

I don't believe we could blow up Jupiter

[@Pepstine]

What If, I suggest you try playing the game "Terragenesis", am sure that might increase your understanding of terraforming worlds

[@howardbartlett3026]

No need to get that new or fancy I was doing it in 1990 using SimEarth starting with MS-DOS, then a Windows 3.11 shell overlay GUI. Then Windows 95 followed by 98 then XP. Terraforming was often a major topic among Planetary Society members since I joined in the early 1980s.

[@JoseMolina-ij3xx]

Well, Surviving Mars specifically targets Mars especially if you get the expansion Green Planet.

[@blackivoryshrine]

That was a pretty fun game honestly

[@Ijmoonhunter626]

in another universe: What if we terraformed Earth?

[@NlkolaTesIa]

In another universe: What if we terraformed mars? (people live on mars but they call it earth and they call earth mars)

[@Nowayjose255]

This is the perfect content to fall asleep to. They ruined it with the music.

[@ramorgan7]

Exoeriments with terriforming other planets would give us a low stakes spot to try new ways of healing our own planet. We'll have a lot more room to make mistakes that would be devastating if they were made here

[@CharlieMander843]

Why are there politics in this video?

[@vinny4411]

Because it’s an election year

[@damiankruhmin2624]

Bro actually said,"..a fair and transparent system, like democracy..." then followed it up with,"Democracy means trust and certainty." Bwaaaahahahhahaha. Yeah ok, guy.

[@ebmsucks9529]

Well… I mean that’s exactly what it means? 😭🙏 just because Americas government isn’t doesn’t mean democracy isn’t supposed to be that, in theory

[@byunbaekhyun2283]

democracy is a good system, the only weakness is that democracy *needs* a highly educated populace to make it function properly. if the populace is uneducated and ignorant, the system can be easily exploited and corrupted by forces of evils as seen in most current "democratic" countries.

[@ebmsucks9529]

@ like North Korea fr

[@byunbaekhyun2283]

@@ebmsucks9529 anywhere in the world tbh, i haven't see any truly democratic countries, except the nordics maybe.

[@thecomment9489]

Democracy is not an end goal. It is just pne of the means to achieve the end goal which is to improve human conditions and make better lives.

[@misafiryolcu7168]

What if.. longer clips are awesome 👍👍👍

[@sliptlol]

It's ai now....

[@brandonsheffield9873]

It's actually dumb founding it takes over a month to still be counting. It would be so much easier if everyone had the same model as Florida. Time after time, Florida is the quickest of all the largest states. No excuse in knowing who won within 24 hours.

[@crandonborth]

Huh?? Wrong channel

[@SickAcousticCovers]

​@crandonborth skip to about 5:30 and you'll see that it apparently isn't the wrong channel for this comment. 😂

[@MrChristianDT]

And, just like Florida, we all reserve the right to have the freedom to elect people who will change how many votes qualifies a win every time we lose a vote we wanted.

[@stoplogicmotorsports]

Came here for the astronomy left due to the political science

[@themood1984]

I skipped it. What if should stay out of politics 😅

[@frostfire5451]

Absolutely awsume fun, I actually watched it all. Very imagenitive, thank you

[@AncientWildTV]

great video, really enjoyed the ideas presented! but honestly, while terraforming seems fascinating, I can’t help but wonder if we should really focus more on taking care of Earth first instead of trying to make other planets habitable. it feels like we might be putting the cart before the horse. what do you guys think?

[@williamburroughs9686]

If you remove the carbon in the air, the temperature will also drop. 7:25 A few problems with that are. You would not have a liquid but a gas or freeze. Oxygen would escape. The moon also does not have a magnetosphere to keep the solar wind from stripping the moon bare of these. I would also like to know how you would get Carbon dioxide form water? 8:00 How would battering the moon with ice effect it's spin?

[@pigidly]

Ndg Tyson said… it would be way easier and cheap to just fix the earth then terraforming a planet. This is why I think humans are more relatable to roaches. We consume and move on.

[@MS-io6kl]

The thing most people don't get about Venus is that due to the different rotation direction a day cycle on Venus (sunrise, sunset, sunrise again, not a completed rotation around the axis, very important differencein that case), is about half a Venus year. If Venus rotated in the othere direction it would be almost tidally locked to the sun like the moon is to earth. Only gradually over the span of dozens of years managing to turn every part of its surface to the sun.

[@Luckyville246]

terraforming solar systeem is not greed it just when sun red giant we might be able live on other planet

[@theremakers.]

bro in billion years, i feel we would figured it out how to reach other solar sytems

[@kevingettemy5203]

​@@theremakers. What are you taking about? Homo sapiens have only been around for approximately 300,000 years.

[@theremakers.]

@kevingettemy5203 so?

[@kevingettemy5203]

@@theremakers. Are you talking in the future? Cause if so it could read alot better then that.

[@theremakers.]

@@kevingettemy5203 yeah bad tenses English ain't the first language you know

[@AlanKvasnovsky]

Darkness surprisingly agrees with some people.

[@warrenreid6109]

I theorize that everything that's needed to terraform any planet is our solar system is here in our solar system. We just lack the knowledge and the means.

[@jeffreyfox1982]

Its hilarious that they used the nuke scene in Star Gate Atlantis when talking about nuking mars 😆

[@drmachinewerke1]

We can have bigger wars on the other planets .

[@NlkolaTesIa]

not if i have anything to do about it

[@blackholeguy1529]

@@NlkolaTesIa thats so awesome

[@Adrian.frost57]

Venus is a good option. It would be best to tow it into Earth's orbit so it leads us, for easier commuting, and increases its spin so its days are the same length. It would also be visible in the sky if close enough as another earth. Eventually, you could build a whole chain of them. You would need to completely recondition the atmosphere and seed it with Earth's flora and fauna. It would take an entire army of robots, but I think the first step would be to move it and spin it up. The closer it is the easier it would be to exploit.

[@StorySenseChannel]

"Venus is Hot" And I took it personally lol

[@ejjantz2878]

Since we lack the wisdom and understanding of feedback loops triggered by cascading failure points. Cross feeding into existing cycles or cycles in flux or being pushed into alternative circulations. What mskes the PTBs imagine we would understand t he life web of another planet without causing contamination or collapse of whatever could support a new embryo web? Pick a moon or an asteroid for the first timers.

[@Wickedfun96]

Venus is our best bet! Put a huge solar shade in orbit and mirrors to mimic our day night cycle!

[@NlkolaTesIa]

mars is a better bet

[@27pinkdiamond]

Did they use universe sandbox for this

[@TheGreyMan85]

Stay away from politics my boy, It's not your business.

[@RMHStudios-y1r]

huh

[@tripolicXcards]

We are not a Direct Democracy, we are a constitutional Republic.

[@N0lukc]

​@@tripolicXcardsno current government in the world is a direct democracy last time I checked lol

[@EarthsmoonLUNA]

If we reach type 1-2 civilization maybe we can can because it will more possible 😁

[@Rick79LUFC]

Venus is know as Earths evil twin not sister planet 😊

[@NarwahlGaming]

Hidden in those clouds is a Van Dyke beard!

[@Superuper0383]

amazing content and everything ❤❤

[@Earth65MillionYearsAgo]

Bot get out

[@sliptlol]

It's AI now

[@Superuper0383]

@@sliptlol but information is good man really enjoyed it

[@Earth65MillionYearsAgo]

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[@EvangelosVassiliadis]

O. k. We can't do a prognosis of our weather for only one week accurate but dreaming of terraform other planets

[@chiclet_teeth]

Great upload. Liked and subscribed.

[@ajalvarez1387]

We need to learn how to control the asteroids drop it on Venus ,Mars!, Uranus!!

[@staceym8031]

That's a good idea for all rocky planets

[@johnb6723]

As the sun gets more powerful, Mars will become like Earth and people will be able to live there, whether originally from Earth or from an exoplanet.

[@christophiluslovingchristb5441]

Terraforming Venus and even the twilight portions of Mercury seem more within reach than light-speed travel at this point in time.

[@thelivingkiltedpirate3809]

If you're calling the U.S.A. a dem9cracy, then you would be incorrect. They are a Constitutional Republic. Democracies don't have an electoral college.

[@fredrickmarsiello4395]

​@@NlkolaTesIa Troll.

[@texas1872]

It's like they keep saying it over and over again because they wanted to be real. It's sad that people don't even know what their own country is...

[@thecomment9489]

You mean majority of Yanks want their regime to keep funding Ukrainian Nazis and Gaza genocides to continue?

[@cheshire_skatkat9093]

Con.rep

[@Grevnor]

I'd hesitate to even call it a republic at this point. Plutocracy, maybe?

[@johnbamba3052]

It would be really hard to play basketball on the moon.

[@vinny4411]

It’s hard to play basketball anywhere…

[@NlkolaTesIa]

@@vinny4411 nah you just suck

[@user-roninwolf1981]

This is a rather short-term endeavor, but we are also ignoring another key problem: a magnetosphere. Once we thin out Venus's atmosphere, we still need to address the lack of magnetosphere.

[@DavidYurkovskiy]

Terraforming Uranus 💀

[@Epcompas15]

Ye bacteria terraforming u

[@隋隋隋]

I was here on premiere

[@Matthewwithers33]

The whole deal with time would be you would have to have clocks that were set to a “standard time” that lined up with earth

[@SilindokuhleMalunge]

Do it again next weekend or now

[@diddymuck]

to modify the atmosphere...introduce fast growing heat resistant plants that will convert co2 into oxygen...modified sedum with quick growing capacity would be ideal with their built in fluid capacity and resistance to heat.

[@JadonAsherEsmeña]

mars was a habitable planet 4 billion years ago but all the waters evaporated along with venus for being too hot i think i just became a nerd

[@NlkolaTesIa]

Mars slowly lost its atmosphere, and venus had a runaway greenhouse effect, which was triggered by volcanic activity and the loss of water from venus' atmosphere

[@ryanscott4418]

I wonder if we tear form the would it have different effects on Earth? Like more spin with the gravitational pull do anything? It'll be interesting

[@wiberg7361]

Certified bed time video

[@Mr.MR2111]

3:23 That is a myth, and has been disproven a few years back

[@andy-the-gardener]

that question is about as pointless as asking what if we terraformed the sun

[@NlkolaTesIa]

no?

[@andy-the-gardener]

@@NlkolaTesIa "no?". got to admire both the brevity and ambiguity of that reply

[@Grevnor]

Ever heard of a Dyson sphere?

[@andy-the-gardener]

@@Grevnor no. is it an expensive vacuum cleaner or hair dryer

[@Grevnor]

@@andy-the-gardener Not the company. It's a megastructure named after a guy called Freeman Dyson. The original concept is actually a swarm of sattelites around a star (now called a Dyson Swarm), but popularly it's now used to refer to what is essentially one giant artificial planet, with a hollow interior and a star as its core, where people live on the inside of it. You basically have to disassemble all of the planets, moons and asteroids in the star system to build it, but it is doable under known physics.

[@w0000t-1]

Ok, I understand and I admit that the idea of terra forming a planet to make it habitable for humans is a noble and aspiring idea. Earth is precious yet unique in that it has a magnetic field to shield us from solar radiation. Otherwise our atmosphere would be blown away into space. We don't have the means or technology to create a magnetic field for a planet. That type of technology is hundreds of years away, at the very least. What is the purpose of trying to create an atmosphere suitable for humans, when it's just going to be stripped away. Instead we should concentrate on preserving the only planet we have capable of sustaining human life. It's all we have for now, and it should be our priority to preserve it's habitable atmosphere for human life. Obviously, Earth will continue to exist for billions of years, with or without us.

[@jrvanvoo]

If you like this kinda stuff check out the Sci-fi book series called Red Rising.

[@Super_813]

How long would it take Walmart to add locations?

[@SeatsTakenProductions]

You would think that an educational channel would know that the United States is not a democracy but a republic.

[@3veningStar]

Consider that they aren't American and foreign govts don't get everything correct

[@RanEdgar-ok3wk]

Well not everyone is American nor is that what they study though I agree accuracy is good people do make mistakes

[@andrewgrinchishin8344]

We are a democratic republic. So either one is correct. But ultimately a republic.

[@EtherealSki]

Republic is a general term. Italy under mussolini also was a republic. A republic can be a dictatorship or democracy so the video is ultimately more accurate to say democracy

[@NlkolaTesIa]

Im busy that week can we just terraform it now or next week?

[@dejaporter7338]

❤MAGA❤

[@karlsataide_br8895]

What If we terraform earth?

[@Minecraft_republic]

We already did that

[@NlkolaTesIa]

earth already did that

[@romulascott]

This was supposed to be about space. We are a Republic.

[@RazvanMihaeanu]

Venus terraforming: baking soda.

[@RaimoHöft]

Time and Energy... and everything is possible.

[@AcaciaAvenue]

Question: since Venus' atmosphere is too thick while Mars' is too thin, couldn't we just move air from one planet to the other and work on terraforming them at the same time? Or at least use Venus' atmosphere to terraform Mars

[@Sum_Trends]

I like your thinking 😌

[@TonySchiavone6]

thinking the same thing, take the too much from place and put it on the too little place. I would rather bombard Mars with all the larger asteroids in the asteroid belt between Mars/Jupiter, just let gravity do its just. Set them in motion. Send them over. Adding some mass. Adding valuable building materials near the surface. Pull those gasses from Venus to Mars. Heat up mars, cool down Venus. I also don't understand the need for humans setting up the settlements. They require too much protection. So much wasted resources protecting us from the environment. Get it built first and let more adaptable things start going there first.

[@isaiahpero7837]

What would like be like on Irans? Judging my the Kardashians, I’d guess it’s very crowded with a waiting line.

[@soumyadiptamajumder8795]

This idea will remain a pipe dream forever 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@OpenYourMindPR33]

Imagine terraforming Uranus.

[@ASIATHEPOET]

Venus is NOT the only planet in our solar system to rotate clockwise 🧐 3:28

[@Mossyz.]

Goodnight all :)

[@bhadinfatholla]

venus would need a megnetic feild

[@80sdreamzlast68]

The narrator sounds Canadian but okay.

[@Light22150]

It's not possible because of the distance

[@RoyalCoyote]

2hours dam I'm not sleeping tonight

[@kaidenblaisure-k4t]

I might be able to help terraform most planets in our solar system.

[@johnstephens8939]

I really enjoyed this what IF. Only thing is the only planet that really could be terraformed is Mars even though it's a little out of the Goldilocks zone the other ones don't meet the criteria maybe some of the moons that orbit Saturn or Jupiter just saying

[@Luckyville246]

and terraforming a planet is not impossible it just we cannot do it yet

[@howardbartlett3026]

Sure we can just look out your window or better yet all over our home planet. I was a member of the Planetary Society since the early 1980s and mentioned this and that terraforming mars would be a tad more problematic some some believed at the time. That was not to many years before I worked on life support systems (filtration and scrubbers mostly) for President H.W. Bush's proposed Space Station Freedom program which later morphed into the ISS. I was with private industry working with multiple companies. We worked mainly with NASA Lewis now called NASA Glenn

[@mikeguilmette776]

Correction - if you _massed_ 75 kg on Earth, you'd _mass_ 75 kg on Uranus.

[@sonicjet7759]

IF AND WF SHOULD COLLABORATE 😊IF AND THE WHY FILES WITH HECKLEFISH WOULD BE GREAT 👍 ❤

[@laflines8711]

How about we successfully "terraform" our planet first, hmm?

[@DarkStar_48]

They can't seem to set up a "fair and transparent" system here. "Counting every vote" doesn't equal fair. Especially when the votes don't matter anyway. Just ask Hillary Clinton.

[@TonySchiavone6]

Best way to start terraforming is to abandon the idea of money/trade/currency of all types. Who gets paid? What difference does it make if you all have jobs to do that should just be considered all the same value. Eat, sleep, work, build, experiment repeat. How much does the rocket cost to build on Mars? Well whatever we decide it does. How much does your new Martian family need to survive? as much as we determine it does.

[@Luckyville246]

guess what some bit of Venus atmophre is habable

[@rolandvargas6381]

The idea of terraforming planets sounds crazy and highly unrealistic. We're already struggling to take care of our own planet, with so many toxic and polluted areas and massive damage to nature. And now we're considering taking on other planets? Let's face it - our species is meant for Earth. These other planets probably have their own ecosystems and species, just like us. We shouldn't interfere with them. Instead, why don't we focus on ensuring humanity's future survival and prioritise the protection and care of our planet? It would make much more sense.

[@Huskyluvangel]

19:05 is that how Cheetos are made?

[@ReasonBell]

😂

[@kobolds638]

Venus easy to solve . just drop a lot space ice on it .

[@COMPLAINS_NOT_CHANGE_ANYTHING]

Really impractical Besides it pointless as sun will getting hotter and hotter Colonization of Venus is stupid and waste of time

[@Luckyville246]

how long will it terraform a planet if we have not even fully terraformed the earth

[@manhunter3429]

Earth do not need to be terraform just need to be taken care of. And we are doing a terrible job at messing it up thing is we will do the same thing to other planets and if we got to these planets reformed would they send only the "right" people to them. IF America wants to prove it is not a racist country I challenge them to do this one thing. Send an all non white crew to the moon this time around or to Mars. They will not do it because naturally they believe in white supremacy even those white people that do not consider themselves to be racist. That just the way we humans are. But a snowball has a better chance in an oven on BROIL then they sending an all black or an all Hispanic crew to Mars or the moon. The way America sees it is if you want an all nonwhite crew to go too these planets then let those non-white people create their tech to get them there. The only way you will ever see an all black crew would be if some African country send them their but most English speaking country especially America and European countries think the chance of that happening is like a buffalo drinking water at the edge of a river filled with crocs and not being ate.

[@Briezypratt7]

So in other words, this will take decadesss & this generation will not be going to another planet😭

[@mcblyat9578]

In other words, humanity will never experience, everything you’ve heard in this video is only theoretical, and impossible. It’s impossible to create the technology necessary, it’s impossible harvest the materials needed, it’s impossible to fund it, and even if all was possible and we would have done everything right, chances are you’re more likely to win the lottery 25x in a row than to succeed in terraforming a planet

[@mcblyat9578]

Moral of the story: you got earth, say thank you and do your best to keep it

[@Mujahideen_khinzir]

It can happen overnight but you have to pay expedite price

[@SymplySyckNetwork]

Fam some of us don't even like going out to buy our own groceries 😂 Safe to say this generation nor the next will live to see a terraformed planet

[@leroy.jackson.4804]

It is possible to terraform Mars the moon 🌝 it only takes political will to do it, for example if the government discovered oil 🛢️ on the Moon or Mars we would have colonies on each by now 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂​@@mcblyat9578

[@whitehorsemilitia]

Short summary, nuclear weapons is the answer, who knew the weapons that can destroy our world can build another world..... in theory.

[@justjusticeful]

Uranus is a gas giant

[@iamwillislove]

Can we do a What If that shows what life would be like if billionaires and the corporations paid their fair share? I don’t think we’ll ever have major advancements for humanity until the rich and powerful stop hoarding all the world’s wealth for themselves and their agendas.

[@JustinJordan-vm8ff]

What about creating a tide for the oceans

[@JamesNugent-g9l]

Who made this video?

[@Nitro99999]

My kids love your shows but they always ask me about the kilometers and the Celsius thing they're learning but a lot of schools don't teach that can you please add miles and Fahrenheit in your videos

[@TonySchiavone6]

or they learn that so they can get a job overseas in almost every single country besides the United States. I talk to so many people all over the world I spend more time using Celsius and KM. All the science videos use it. They are learning something very important and useful.

[@Ethan_Rey_official]

If you bring that amount of materials from Earth. Our planets own balance and equilibrium will surely bit hardly hit. The key is to preserve our Earth. Stop destroying it

[@bennaylor3658]

mars litterally needs green house gases and solor is out bc if the week long dust storms you mentioned 😂😂😂 you wouldn't want generator that run in gases bc those are moving parts that have to be replaced lol nuclear generation using soming like a molton salt reactor would the best option and if big enough would provide alot of extra power in the early years before extra reactors are setup

[@anjumbinanam6690]

Mass does not reduce or increase, if its 75 kg in earth then it will be same in Uranus.

[@Feegz1999]

We’ll never get to see it 😢

[@iknitall]

What about taking care of the one we live on

[@dillonhubbard3188]

"Sigh" we have a democratic republic not a democracy