Why NASA won't send humans to Venus

[@likemj9637]

If the magic school bus can land in Venus , then so can NASA

[@stevejackson9333]

LOL XD 😂😂😂

[@coolhandluke2216]

Magic school bus is actually far more useful, educationally speaking, than nasa... as nasa is NOTHING but a federally funded scam....a lie... a huge waste... a fraud, a fake..... trash.... both use special effects though....

[@Thecriticguy16]

Why do I feel like that exact line has been used at NASA pep rallies.

[@mensurajdari5270]

Ad Logic u

[@buffbaby9182]

Like Mj o

[@Tamanegi-P]

Sort answer: It's to hot. Long answer: *A whole three minute video*

[@robyoung2563]

Why would we go to Venus when we could go to Saturn is the real question

[@FATTYB20]

Saturn how's Uranus

[@FATTYB20]

(;

[@GamerVincent]

It’s just trying to explain it in many ways.

[@notprofessional8622]

@@GamerVincent I know where you got that name...

[@Nonamelol.]

This is like asking: why humans won’t send humans to the sun.

[@stringcussion9154]

Dutch Patriot *oh yeah, it’s big brain time*

[@Nonamelol.]

Dutch Patriot oh yeah true. I didn’t think of that haha!

[@Nonamelol.]

Dutch Patriot jeez boy you a smart one!

[@justsomeguywithagoatee8337]

@@Nonamelol. Poe's Law should have seriously taken effect...

[@mdislam9465]

Dutch Patriot Dude ;-; the sun isn’t a rock when its not facing the earth

[@luvzanyandeverything]

Fun fact (for anyone who disnt know) venus is mostly considered earths twin because during both planets early stages before life formed, venus was in the habitable zone like earth. But then Earth got hit and we got a moon, and a tilt that stabalized us. Venus got hit as well,it got a reversed rotation which is much slower. No fast rotation, no strong magnetic field, so Venus got roasted alive. If venus had not been hit we could have has a possible inhabited cosmic neighbor. Its amazing how two planets that were so alike in the beginning went down 2 very different paths.

[@meandtheboys2792]

Earth is the good twin And Venus is the evil twin

[@grandmasteryoda9893]

a good twin might kepler 186f. sure we dont know much about it, but it is a chance

[@grandmasteryoda9893]

@Jonathan Fiegl i think titan is more a twin of venus. sure its smaler and colder, but look how much they have in comen

[@andrewtodaro2874]

So let’s preserve her precious climate!

[@ThatMaskedOne]

Im venus Evon tho i dont have a twin XD

[@HalaMadrid0070]

LOL

[@Benjamin-mf6me]

I wonder why they won't send humans to Venus? 40 seconds in: "poisonous clouds" Ok that's enough reasons thnx

[@jonathanhall103]

Maybe in a far off future our childrens of the future will populate it but currently... Lets just hope god planned for this

[@gracorossanigo4853]

And the extremes pressures...

[@alienmangamer7179]

Bennerbench I get that lol

[@diamondmetal3062]

Jonathan Hall I don't care if He did, I'm doing it anyway.

[@ic5662]

next vid:Why NASA Won't Send Humans To The Sun

[@Clay5701]

what if Venus used to be like Earth but the species that lived on it polluted the atmosphere too much and had a nuclear war. lmao

[@jillybean9569]

Clay5701 scary as shit when u put it that way just wondering whatll happen to mankind here on earth after global warming fully takes over and the next idiot declares a nuclear war 💀💀💀

[@austinharding9734]

believe it or not but thats an actual scientific theory thats still hotly debated today, pardon the pun

[@avarma6313]

@@austinharding9734 we fucked up mars, we fucked up venus now its earths turn

[@unlucky5442]

Good thing Venus's atmosphere is thicker and more dense than over 90 earth atmospheres combined. Honestly I wouldn't worry about it. The asteroid that viped out the dinosaurs was equivalent to like a 1000 nuclear bombs, and the earth still recovered. Though it probably took over 100 or a 1000 years....

[@FIRE-LOTUS]

@@unlucky5442 Plot twist - Humans actually originated from Venus or Mars. They realized that their planet will die in 100 yrs so they launched a planetary nuke on Earth, killed the dinosaurs and then sent Adam and Eve, and a few Native Americans to Earth (Superman style) sent to repopulate their kind and here we are back to square .75. The other .25 is the lost technology still recovering before recoveri g the former glory days of the humans of Mars/Venus billions of years ago.

[@SecretlyStarscream]

Humans have this fascination about "landing" on things. I've read an article explaining how you could send a flying station like a sky city that would float in venus's upper atmosphere where conditions aren't as harsh and it's probably be less expensive and less risky than sending people on mars

[@Kpop-eye-f7t]

Exactly. Yeah floating cities are very possible on Venus. 50+ km above the Venusian surface the environment is the most conducive for life in the solar system after earth.

[@lighteningleke3228]

@Judith Mirville you mean extremephyals

[@liamnixon4428]

​@MrMirvilleThere are theories that there's a relict biosphere in the Venusian atmosphere, a remnant of when it was inhabitable in the past. Besides, there's a lot of controversy around certain chemical compounds in the venusian atmosphere, some of which are nearly impossible to produce except by life, and even though there are a lot of doubts, we will never really know until we go there, ideally in an airship floating in the upper atmosphere (which has actually been certified the most earth-like place in the entire solar system outside of Earth, even more than Mars. Please go search it up yourself, it's fascinating).

[@gotunoob]

This question is the same as "why NASA won't send humans to Sun"

[@victortoniuc5662]

I went to the sun it was ok because it was night

[@gotunoob]

Lol

[@jaydiia1688]

How are you gonna land on it?

[@minetrollerd118]

TF are u stupid? How can you land on there if the sun is blazing hot as lava, you cant just say that. Just sayin'

[@TheStraightGod]

CutieGaming -MCPE It's ok stick to Minecraft until you're 13

[@skarmoryfly]

*Why NASA won't send humans to Venus* Me: I don't know, why can't NASA send humans to the oven?

[@skarmoryfly]

FAHMY​ Savage xD

[@JamesJames-vu5wz]

FAHMY daym you beat me to it

[@ventus0517]

They can. A regular heat retardant suit for firefighters can walk around in giant fireballs for periods of time. Modern proximity suits for firemen can resist prolonged radiant heat up to 1,500 °F (816 °C) whereas the surface of Venus is only around 864 degrees Fahrenheit (462 degrees Celsius). The temperature is a non issue compared to the other problem of pressure, which would be around a metric ton pushing down on every 2 square inches. Even then, you could just have lots of air from earth and take it to Venus, where it is good as a lifting gas for quit a ways up. Around 40km. There, the pressure is much closer to earth, make balloons, and make floating cities. See NASA's HAVOC concept for more info

[@TariqNavabiGaming]

Skarmory Fly why do they make a whole video on it it's kinda like saying why won't we send humans to their death where they will be burned and crushed by pressure ? Here's why (click bait)

[@ventus0517]

TNGamingHD This is why we need a racial cleansing

[@anthony.esper21]

Long story short, it's hot.

[@MISTAH.X]

mans not hot

[@e.gundogan8656]

Not only hot

[@mylittlelibrary33]

not only hot, its sizzling hot

[@e.gundogan8656]

Kaite 0.0 the high-pressure that'll turn you into a crushed coke can though

[@edrebdaub9143]

*Hottest

[@keepchillin4261]

Doesn't sound so bad when you compare it to visiting my mother in law.

[@mhm77887]

lmaooo

[@ailenrdzyt]

because the sun is a deadly lazer

[@theboss4gt968]

Ailen Ruiz Diaz i get that reference XD

[@gadgetfroggie4341]

Ailen Ruiz Diaz I was looking for this comment

[@davidsilvarz]

i get it. i love that video.

[@abandonedacc6405]

we can make a religion out of this

[@cuthon3574]

I wonder what that's from Oh, and not anymore, there's a blanket

[@Daniel-oi2tm]

Wait, we can send big shaq there. Man can never be hot.

[@abbyavocados1414]

Daniels Dvinskis Harvard better send you a scholarship

[@siennafoster3146]

Daniels Dvinskis omg. Your the best person alive 😂😂 and I'm late.

[@Sunflower-sn9ij]

You just made my day lol

[@imlordbacon7473]

Smoke trees

[@Tanjiryoma]

Daniels Dvinskis lmao

[@jerktiorr2166]

Bday: Yeay its my birthday Next day: cant wait till my birthday in 364 years

[@GamerVincent]

jerktio 45 lol

[@sopoopapa]

it would be days, not years

[@julbombning4204]

? Earth birthday is defined of location of earth in orbit around the sun at certain time. Day on venus is 243 earth days, a year is 225. Birthday on Venus will be in 0,92 of a day In your scenario that planets day around its axis is 365 earth days at the same distance from the sun. Why would it by then be dependant on earths 365 day, 24h scenario? Each day would be your birthday.

[@okayokay3196]

Julbombning R/woooosh

[@latarataylor6037]

😂

[@ElzieBabycakes]

Insider: NASA won't send humans to Venus Elon Musk: Hold my X-Æ A-12

[@master-kq3nw]

maybe oneday people land on venus for 200 years

[@seanfyodorovich5230]

Musk was dumb enough to say he could put humans on Europa, a place where you'd be fried by radiation, so he probably thinks he can set up a colony on Venus, too.

[@831Bars]

@@seanfyodorovich5230 you ever played Wolfenstein TNC?

[@MollyFC]

@@831Bars a game where there's also technology to take a dead guy's head and put it on another body and bring him back to life.

[@831Bars]

@@MollyFC I mean well yea but if I remember correctly the Venus settlement was above the clouds & there's been theories that something like that could actually work due to all the dangerous shit being the in the clouds & below so that was kinda my point

[@seantheguy]

Aye while it may be nearly impossible NOW, it's not okay to say never. You never know for sure what'll occur in the future.

[@seantheguy]

Also with multiverse theory, it could've already happened 🤷🏾‍♂️🤷🏾‍♂️🤷🏾‍♂️🤓

[@DannysKomedy]

Sean Ultimate Tot true!!!!

[@DannysKomedy]

Streams of Consciousness what if it's a lie. Regular people can't go. Only the super super rich companies that explore that field. And even then they need approval. Hmmm

[@minatonamikaze1622]

Sean Ultimate Tot we didnt even land on the moon we will take alot to land on a planet

[@SuperNeedforsleep]

ayylmao

[@pikasonic6144]

You already know she's American when she uses Fahrenheit.

[@azulaquaza4916]

Or the accent but ok whatever

[@dekuismychild2895]

Yeah... okay lol?

[@johnnytopside9215]

duh

[@bunnybunyson]

uhh ok????

[@dexter2178]

PIKA SONIC no one cares

[@depressedaf3603]

Imagine the aliens watching videos about why their "NASA" won't send any aliens to Earth 😂😂😂😂

[@masqueabsurdo]

😂😂😂

[@felicia8132]

lol

[@rozetagjorgievska7358]

HAHAHHAHA LOLOL

[@ryliekirwan]

K S z

[@anhng6818]

K S LMAO YEA 😂😂

[@SkepticalCaveman]

No need to go down to the surface, just build floating cities high up in the atmosphere the temperature is much lower there, but the gravity is very close to earth's. The only problem is to generate a magnetic field to protect against radiation, that should be possible by converting the plentiful amount of heat below to electricity/magnetism.

[@elainekerslake6865]

And then what?

[@zikkicharade]

Go do it big brain build a cloud city in your garage

[@elainekerslake6865]

@@zikkicharade haha!

[@Kpop-eye-f7t]

Yeah floating cities are very possible on Venus. 50+ km above the Venusian surface the environment is the most conducive for life in the solar system after earth.

[@Kpop-eye-f7t]

@@elainekerslake6865 And then humans live on floating cities on Venus?

[@vecrowonus5574]

pretty sure its common fucking sense to know why they won't

[@riley.theradish8260]

vecrow onus lol

[@pmx1000_]

vecrow onus metric system for days🙏🏽❤️

[@AddisonLarson]

maybe venus houses the only other place in the solar system we dont need a "space" suit to live. Gravity is far better too (than mars). we can breathe the upper atmosphere, its the right pressure, its the right temperature, it even rains water up there. and Its the closest planet... why is it "common" sense not to go?

[@AddisonLarson]

Chong Chong what?... www.cnn.com/2014/12/23/tech/innovation/tomorrow-transformed-venus-blimp-city/

[@stalwartductcleaning1828]

vecrow onus not really

[@princeofthelilim146]

Venus:u cant land on me ha Jupiter:let me Introduce myself

[@alaska76-o5u]

Ace Knight x Alpha Centuari: Nah, I’m OBVIOUSLY better than all of you

[@fiuzzion1519]

Jupiter doesnt have any type of surface

[@alaska76-o5u]

@@fiuzzion1519 Yeah, you're right, but due to the scorching hot surface temperature of Alpha Centauri, you would be burned almost instantly even before you got there

[@MangoAVI]

got noob

[@lockheedmartinf-22raptor73]

@@alaska76-o5u Sagittarius A: lol spaghetti forgetti

[@noone2noone711]

"one day is one year" I legitly died

[@arvinder7560]

Sierra White Hyperbyolic time chamber

[@jonathanhall103]

Goes to Venus: "I am 25 years old, day two, I am 26 year old, This isn't going to be a "year" is it.

[@pee9737]

Sierra White so we could have school for one year at 7 days I'm dead

[@roodsedge.786]

oh my god xDD

[@rainmanedwolf1920]

Sierra White I wuold be in middle school if I when there but not befor I die idk toxic cluods supreme heat winds stronger than a hurricane the others lived there for 110 secs I die in 1 mila sec XD

[@superiorsoldier57]

You know, you don't have to actually land on Venus's ground surface in order to inhabit the planet. All you really have to do is put floating spacecraft on the surface of Venus's atmosphere in order to colonize it. They've actually discussed doing that.

[@anchorpoint3631]

They should discuss first building special bombs designed for cloud seeding etc and send them to Venus in an attempt to modify the weather, atmosphere etc and make human access possible

[@dstu1699]

​@@anchorpoint3631what would be the side effects of using that type of technology on that planet is the question

[@anchorpoint3631]

Nice idiocy. Ain't no side effects, incel.@@dstu1699

[@mw66683]

The saying "men are from Mars and women are from Venus" suddenly makes sense now.

[@spongeythinkers5551]

MW How so?

[@mw66683]

b/c most women = chaos, death and destruction.

[@IamRanJos]

MW Nice one hahah

[@dwarfie24]

spongey thinkers. Ye I dont get it either.

[@42ndsubject49]

Men = Warheads Women = Toxics

[@evanott6400]

"Hot enough to melt lead", that is not that hot as far as metal melting points go.

[@Christian-gj4uw]

ParkourSheep lmao

[@dreipfeile3352]

Evan Ott They can't melt steel beams though.

[@longlostwraith5106]

Hot enough to cook a large pizza in 9 seconds...

[@TheCaptainSplatter]

Use tungston.

[@jaded8578]

but is it hot enough to melt steel beams?

[@CariagaXIII]

RIP animated girl

[@diamondman307_]

Let me just play you a sad song on the world's smallest violin.

[@42ndsubject49]

LMAO

[@dreamviewer7995]

cariagaXIII, what was the animated girl saying in the video?

[@dreamviewer7995]

tariq Alazawy, and what do you think she was saying in the video?

[@windyattacker7402]

same, i really think she was just screaming the whole time, and did not say a word at all.

[@Forever-iz2dv]

"You can celebrate your birthday twice in a year....." Everyone: *surprised pikachu face* Leap year babies: K.

[@janeskilholst6855]

A long time ago earth was like this. Coinsidense? I think not. New humans on Venus in 1 million years

[@jonathanhall103]

Place your bets now gentleman.

[@janeskilholst6855]

Maybe 1 cent xd

[@therandomwizard188]

aWolfe not 1 million. In like 1 billion years, if you follow earths timeline

[@uyscuti1767]

Uh, Venus has probably been like this for billions of years. Whereas Earth got its water barely 600,000,000 years after its creation.

[@eaglenebula2172]

Coincidence* yw ^^

[@qsh4158]

8 year old: I wanna go to Venus one day! *Watches Video* 8 year old: Nevermind

[@sultanafai6643]

Let me say it before wasting 2 and a half minutes: NASA can't send their people to Venus cuz it's super hot out there hotter than planet mercury

[@pandas8545]

And it has 220 mph winds, sulfur dioxide clouds, etc.

[@zhoradao7035]

WOULD YOU WANNA GO THERE??? HUH?

[@walletherobot4424]

Very SnipySharky only the place where the clouds are isn't too hot

[@YBM2007]

@@pandas8545 i think the venera probes found the surface winds to be very slow moving, the audio capture almost sounds like a gentle breeze

[@jadys3653]

when I first saw this, I was like "obviously why would we send someone over there!?"

[@claritaabourjeily5190]

Happy birthday to me happy birthday to me 2 secs later Happy birthday to me happy birthday to me..

[@hannagarcia527]

Lol

[@hannagarcia527]

ARMYYY!

[@jillybean9569]

shexy potato ur comment is so cute 😄😄

[@saythename1748]

Hoseok in your profile tho😂

[@shahenazalshamsi1619]

Armyyyyyeu

[@mikaelgallo323]

Please use metric and celsius

[@Heliocentric]

uploasd your own video and then you can use whatever you want.

[@Heliocentric]

I want them to use kelvin and parsecs ...who cares

[@AlmightyPolarBear]

It will be nice if they used both. Though Celsius is often ignored like metres and centimetres.

[@queens3696]

The People of Earth lol no😐

[@Natearl13]

KongMikael She’s American & most people that watch this video are Americans. Doing that would make no sense.

[@sarafranklin4232]

Fun fact, 50 miles up, there’s a place on the atmosphere where is the same temp of summer Florida. That is a possible place for human habitation on Venus. Maybe better than mars for colonization.

[@luisespinosa2287]

I like the new voice, keep it, give it a raise. I

[@humanbeing3165]

because NASA haven't invented a tech that can survive on Venus properly

[@Weeegeee212]

Human Being Nobody has...

[@humanbeing3165]

MasterSpledge almost every Time NASA is the first one............ I said almost okay

[@Weeegeee212]

Human Being Alright, fair point.

[@Tlactl]

BarackObamaLikesPoop? You're alive?

[@josephburchanowski4636]

+Human Being Yeah but they have invented a tech that can allow you to survive on atmosphere of Venus. It is called blimps and isn't that difficult. Also you'd do better in the atmosphere of Venus than on the surface of Mars. While neither have a magnetic field, Venus has something similar do to the effect of its thick atmosphere with the solar wind, meaning lower radiation risk than Mars.

[@alfred7850]

Next up: why nasa wont send humans to the sun

[@Cow29389]

Coz They Will Burn

[@lexgamerafton]

@@Cow29389 what if its night and winter? they burn too? i see

[@UnknownGodOfCelestia]

@@Cow29389 r/woooosh

[@ambilijose3289]

I see you every day alfred

[@hassanzainsync]

@@Cow29389 r/woooooòoooooooooooosh

[@rilluma]

btw, the tilt is not *THE* reason why the poles are hot too.. (Even mercury has ice on/in its polar craters) but the superthicc atmosphere, almost like a gas planet that never got enough gas around its core...that dissapates the heat evenly around the globe of Venus.

[@purplepingupony2956]

I love how Venus is the Roman godness of Beauty Love Abd Victory (there are more things I think) And the planet she is named for is the complete opposite of what she represents.

[@necromaniaa]

PurplePinguPony honestly

[@ronix9461]

Venus is way too hot why do you think she's beauty and victory?

[@ILPVG]

I bet Aliens (IF REAL) on Venus would think Earth was weird. xD

[@m_.agicity1069]

New upload: *Why we can't send Aliens to Earth*

[@oliviah.9580]

Alien would find it too easy

[@sanaclaessan5132]

But there's no Aliens in our solar system

[@instablelink]

Offie Salopsie *AHEM* “IF REAL”

[@btsfan8853]

They are real it’s just NASA is hiding them from us

[@fastpacedyt6273]

What if the venus is flat, Only flat venusars can survive..

[@littleanvil2164]

i get it

[@GamerVincent]

Lol I see what you did there

[@shaguftaparkar7829]

Venusaur !

[@grunge-616]

I want to explore uranus

[@andthatsthetea719]

Flat Stanley be like: 🗿🤭😏😌😇🤓

[@dannyurocks]

You could fly there and stay in big air ships. And some time send probes down to the surface to explorer it or just measure stuff in the atmosphere. Would be less hassle then to go to the Mars. As airships have already been developed and its not such a big distance as Mars.

[@FatMorton]

Neglected to mention the near perfect condition 50 miles above the surface. Also didn't talk about the *induced* magnetosphere created by the electrically powered gasses in it's outermost layer of atmosphere; the ionosphere. Edit: 55km not 50mi

[@lilaclizard4504]

ah, that's the magnetic field sharing with the sun stuff people talk about, thanks :) one negative about your comment though, are you trying to crash another NASA multi-million dollar probe with conversion errors? It's KM NOT MILES! :P Your 80kms up should put you right into the middle of that ionosphere

[@shariqshaikh2586]

I wondering who would post the the comment asking why this video made no mention of the possibility of floating cites in the atmosphere of the planet

[@FatMorton]

Lilac Lizard you're right I just converted it online and I definitely don't want another mars orbiter

[@mondazed4866]

please speak English we don’t understand your sciency witchcraft

[@johnyoung9379]

Are you all of a sudden a scientist.

[@aidenfaurote]

Let's just focus on mars

[@EuroNewsOppositionexit00]

Or Proxima Centauri?

[@EuroNewsOppositionexit00]

Diamondman307 just joking xD. But i guess proxima b have better chances for live than mars. Of course we can't know it yet

[@rhodi112]

Still can't

[@OppenheimerJ.]

Tiny Rick but your tiny rick.you can literally fuckin travel through galaxies and shit

[@josephburchanowski4636]

+DrP_Games Um why Mars over Venus? Mars sucks, no magnetic atmosphere, no atmosphere for that matter, very low gravity, and is harder to get to than Venus. Lets see Venus has a easy to float in atmosphere. Just normal air is buoyant, any leaks in a blimp would be easier than leaks in a place with no atmosphere. You have some radiation protection due to a pseudo magnetic field caused interactions between the solar wind and the thick atmosphere. You have near Earth like gravity. You can get sunlight from both above and below due to you being above the reflective clouds. You have a near infinite supply of CO2 if your trying to grow any plants. You are closer to Earth than Mars. So again why does anyone prefer Mars over Venus?

[@sarafranklin4232]

We could use airships to fly and explore the atmosphere on Venus. There might be life floating in the clouds on Venus. Mars is just really a small red desert with a thin atmosphere. Venus is a lot more interesting though. We don’t know much about Venus. That’s the lntresting part.

[@denkibakugo5720]

Five word explanation: too hot and too poisonous

[@ShivVardhanSingh23]

i thought we were talking about venus and not my ex girlfriend ayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

[@SaitoOzias]

Unicorn Star more like too hot and no oxigen

[@TheRiquelmeONE]

it lacks the fact that the pressure is deadly aswell

[@justmarquize_2780]

It would be possible to reverse the Venus atmosphere and make it kind of liveable similar to Earth. Also since Venus has way denser atmosphere, it is better against solar winds than Mars

[@iLLestTv]

It's life on venus

[@SunitaSingh-po6wu]

iLLest Tv oooo really u can lived without oxygen and water

[@mahikannakiham2477]

Anee Frank, there is one thing all living beings ever found on Earth have in common: the need for liquid water. So, no, micro organisms have never done more insane things.

[@mahikannakiham2477]

This is Earth, not space, all known organisms need water without exception, to say they "have done much more insane things" is not true until we find organisms that don't need water.

[@mahikannakiham2477]

Use your brain, with the scientific method, a concept holds true until proven wrong. So life requires water until proven wrong and planets cannot be larger than the sun until proven wrong (which has already been proven wrong as you mentionned yourself).

[@mahikannakiham2477]

I think you misread what I said, I said that the belief that planets cannot be larger than the sun has already been proven wrong, so I was agreeing with you.

[@souphachankhamphaengphet8653]

How to lose weight? Go to venus

[@rainmanedwolf1920]

Souphachan Khamphaengphet lol true

[@roigipot8120]

Souphachan Khamphaengphet Nah Go to Pluto

[@oliverslicey]

Souphachan Khamphaengphet ur not wrong

[@jakeg3126]

That space food does suck, doesn’t it.

[@damon3459]

How much does it cost to go to Venus? For free

[@Irapa7]

2:12 Oh really!? Well never mind then, let’s go to Venus!

[@NC_Isro_64]

You want to get crushed and burned and melted just to have a lighter weight?

[@alisha2016_]

Old comment

[@naveahfamouschannel1335]

KawaiiProductionsYT LoL

[@TheSpaceDude-vo9qs]

*I will go there... Trust me!!!!*

[@pastel3232]

KawaiiProductionsYT I think I press on a stupid comment AND FUCKKK YOU SUNNA BITCH

[@sashascott7484]

Venus hates nasa

[@cain7925]

its just hypothesis not facts.

[@user-ij9hz2li6g]

can i send my brother to venus ???

[@angie-wq4oc]

lyloune kam thats wrong 😭😒

[@rainmanedwolf1920]

lyloune kam XD

[@justmisha1282]

lyloune kam your parents ask the same question when you were born but I guess the question will never be answered. Lol jk😆

[@TheStillChillMimikyuOfficial]

+lyoune kam if your brother is a talking tom hater, yes.

[@evgenyplyushchev1469]

Says a Roblox player, lol.

[@Codex207]

Forget Venus when we got our REAL brother Mars :D

[@rosariogarciano8411]

Ya true

[@nilousdreams]

Our man Mars

[@aggerktm]

Mars is as deadly as Venus

[@hamadihama2993]

Nah we got the dancing alien

[@Codex207]

@@AV-yj5yl First of all it is not that easy to get even to there and also one little mistake and everything will be over. Of course venus is full of if we could say: ores and other good resources unlike mars but we planned to go to mars just becouse it has thinner atmosphere and it is less if we could say: Violent. I know that mars is full with radiation but we are going there first now venus.

[@svensvensson8102]

Well, in the short term it's a no-go, but most of the cons stem from its dense atmosphere; temperature, winds, pressure. In the long term, if we're talking Terraforming, I'm not so sure. Creating an atmosphere (Mars) sounds a lot less practical that modifying an atmosphere (Venus).

[@wallytheweeb]

no magnetic field

[@svensvensson8102]

@@wallytheweeb Fair enough. Not sure if and how that can be managed. Perhaps you can hide behind the planet to minimize particle exposure? Sounds boring and depressing but hey 🙂 And Mars doesn't have one either right? Not a global earthlike one anyways.

[@mchacker2234]

*Why NASA won't send humans to Venus* Idk, maybe because it's a planet of hell and would kill us instantly

[@kardashiansd6402]

NO IT WOULDN'T YOUR IN THE 3RD AND DOWN DEMENTHION THE REAL VENUS ISN'T LIKE THAT AND THE PPL ON VENUS ARE AMAZING ONLY 4TH AND FIFTH DEMENTHION CAN SEE THE REAL VENUS

[@soupsmusic7129]

That planet IS hell

[@bababoeymunienio4092]

@@kardashiansd6402 USSR: hold my vodka

[@lordintelleki4775]

Hahahahahaha...

[@itisamystery.5090]

@@kardashiansd6402 What the hell is a dementhion?

[@jordynvetter2392]

because we would die

[@Soochy_]

*reads title* Cause it's fucking hot!

[@ventus0517]

not only problem, pressure of around a meteric ton on every two square inches is also a problem

[@kendrick5501]

Well, this is giving us a more detailed reason why.

[@GarlicIsIdeal]

Sochy _ then wait till winter when it gets cold😂❄️

[@michaelterrell2108]

Culture Bomb then it can snow hot metal..

[@zehl45]

Sochy _ well if u want to kill someone or abandoned but definitely a expensive one just to kill 😂

[@australianchemist2060]

good video, you forgot about the cloud city propositions though which would make it roughly 70C, 1 atmosphere of pressure and has 4X the solar energy potential though

[@oghades6381]

Damn space you scary

[@CateSabol]

It ma be scary but it's also amazing!

[@latinace1981]

Kamui ひ pshh this is nothing

[@STUNTSTHEREALONE]

What if Venus was once home to an intelligent species that killed its own planet and the survivors fled to earth to give life another chance...

[@madamenox2765]

No

[@MK-wm9zi]

Men are from mars. Women are from venus.

[@osasunaitor]

That would actually make sense, because these survivors are on the process of turning Earth into a Venus 2.0... :(

[@askredditquestions967]

this is the single stupidest comment I have every read, did you not watch the video?

[@iagreewithyou112]

HeiiWat sounds logical to me, can you not reason?

[@aestheticvibes3010]

If we lived in Venus: Me: Mom can i have an iphone Mom: You are to little for that maybe After 5 days Me: But but mom Mom: shht i said 5 days Me: fine 🙄

[@r.k.valentine17]

Black Cat cringe

[@vladone3428]

Stupid comment

[@hawtdawg8049]

Am I the only one who found this funny?

[@mercuryblack]

PurplePond745 MCPE Because 5 days on Venus last 5 years on Earth. Nonetheless, a shitty joke.

[@AlmightyPolarBear]

Hopefully I only have to wait an 'hour' for mine. XD

[@lalalala25001]

I have a great big fear of space and my friend dared me to watch this during the sleepover, yeah I was crying

[@aster789]

i feel bad for you

[@橋本帆乃香-y6n]

You do not need to fear space you better fear not to have space.

[@sabianmarleymojeco6668]

You really would scream loud ur parents will wake XP but if u are a big fear of space then dont watch them or watch the sound of them or even go to he space

[@mariaandersson3013]

It's too hot the end

[@TheRiquelmeONE]

and the pressure is too high

[@szymusiek1980]

pressure is not the problem, we can defend from it by special suits and machines. The only problem is the heat

[@askredditquestions967]

yeah once you develop a spacesuit that can deter 96x the pressure at sea level lmk

[@iZilla2000]

is true venus is ~600C

[@szymusiek1980]

It's not the problem to develop such a spacesuits. They would be just armored and amplified.

[@sunkissed6484]

*Isn't that Mercury is the hottest planet on solar system because mercury is the closest to the sun. Sorry if im wrong this is just my own knowladge*

[@terminalfrost3645]

Venus has a very dense atmosphere, mercury has virtually no atmosphere at all. average temp on venus is 462 degrees C. mercury temp ranges between 427 degrees C in the day to -173 degrees C at night.

[@sunkissed6484]

Andromeda Ohh.. thank u for your info. Sorry im wrong 😂

[@freeelectricityforall9027]

Venus is farther away, but its thick atmosphere causes a runaway greenhouse effect. No need to appologize. I once thought the same as you.

[@sampletext8036]

VENUS IS HOTTER

[@xehzadjii5946]

Venus Is coolest or Pluto ?

[@caesarb.schanbacheld9853]

The real question that nasa won't send humans to venus and the surface is and no rains but there was a good idea bought a water and throw the water at the ground or get a shavel to dig if what your up to or get a test subject animal to test if there was an air thats all the question

[@por1264]

Venus is Earth with global warming gasses.

[@whitneyhoustonstan2472]

michl kwat basically it’s an example of what Earth will look like in a few billion years

[@mousamidas3994]

yess

[@trueanonanonanon2733]

What if humans left Venus because we destroyed it omg jk

[@anticorncob6]

You realize that the situation on earth can’t get quite that bad, right?

[@thejunior9497]

It’s actually what will happen to earth if a nuclear war happens

[@kovu718]

Who else saw the thumbnail and was like DUH before clicking the video

[@chescasalcedo1748]

DaSMURF13_MCTv but still clicked😂

[@PixelBoyMiner]

The idea of colonizing venus isn't to actually land on the surface. The idea is to create floating colonies. The gravity, pressure, and temperature in the atmosphere of venus is a lot more desirable than landing on mars every will be. The fact that there's actually an atmosphere means that you don't need to worry about extremes of temperatures. People just like the idea of mars better because it's a place where you can actually touch down but it would be a lot more economically feasible to colonize venus since it's closer to the earth.

[@rexluminus9867]

Hol up True. Floating structures. Don't be 😯surprise. √

[@vidadr]

This video lacks an understanding of planetary colonization. Venus colonization would take place on floating platforms in the atmosphere, not on the surface. @2:10 the cosmic radiation does not permeate the thick atmosphere. Russian probes measured this, so we know it for a fact. I think they misrepresented that to add dramatic effect. This video is aimed at making Venus sound as bad as possible, while underplaying or outright ignoring Venus's excellent conditions. For example, 93% earths gravity is amazing. They talk about terraforming Mars, but you can't terraform an extra x2 planetary gravity that Mars would need. Venus is being grossly overlooked here.

[@Wonder7771]

While it's impossible now... there's a slight chance that we could somehow find a way to get to Venus. Technology could evolve to the point where we could do it. People in the past probably thought the same thing about the moon... but look at us now.

[@liamnixon4428]

In fact, this video is wrong in a particular detail: that we won't send humans to Venus. True, we won't send them to the surface, however roughly 50-55 kilometers above the surface is an area that is the most earth-like place in the entire solar system outside of Earth: atmospheric pressure and gravity are virtually the same as back home, the temperature is well within manageable range (57 to 75 degrees Celsius, or 135-167 degrees Fahrenheit), and because of the Nitrogen compositiion of the Venusian atmosphere, breathable air acts like hydrogen and helium in balloons and airships on earth. And crucially, even though Venus doesn't have a magnetic field, it has a dense ionosphere, which will shield humans from harmful amounts of UV radiation. My point is that the upper venusian atmosphere is relatively fine, and the Soviet Union even deployed balloons there as part of the Vega program; these balloons lasted way longer than the probes we sent to the venusian surface, transmitting data until their batteries ran out. NASA itself is preparing to send a balloon to Venus, with them testing out a scaled down version of the balloon last year. Even more fascinating, in 2015 they released an animated video about a concept they've been studying: sending crewed airships to Venus (a project named the High Altitude Venus Operational Concept, also known as HAVOC).

[@mtz.k30az20]

2:19 well, heres one good thing

[@NC_Isro_64]

Still not worth it

[@lexus14blacklist]

Surfacism

[@demigodgamingdemigodgaming6120]

right and wrong my bad

[@jasonjack7349]

NASA had some research into sending airships to Venus, which would stay at 50km above the surface, with shielding against the sulfuric acid, providing earth-like pressure. the main problem would not be oxygen, because oxygen can be extracted from carbon dioxide, but water for a long term colony. It definitely seems more feasible than going to mars first.

[@jasonjack7349]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZpLdaHd7rKxpbqM This is the youtube video, and NASA has documentation on the study here ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20160006329

[@steverowe8130]

Are u insane a colony floating above an inferno poisonous hell omg are u grade 2 or 1 maybe

[@S.PaulMentzer]

It's negligent to say Humans will never land on Venus. Venus is the second best target for terraforming after Mars. It's size in comparison to Earth means that the effects of lower gravity will be much smaller than on Earth. The challenge of course is taming the planet, but it's not impossible and several people including myself have proposed numerous techniques that can be employed to accomplish this task. It's not likely to happen any time in the next 100 years, but it is in our future.

[@rexluminus9867]

Steve Mentzer Venus is more useful than Mars for us. Logical.

[@rafaeldias5372]

It would be easier to live on Titan. It would require less effort than the needed to"tame" Venus.

[@rexluminus9867]

@RK Love Very soon we'll handle very high atmosferic pressure quite easily. Just ✋wait.

[@jingfangzhao3300]

Steve Mentzer I was researching colonizing planets for some reason (don't ask) and it occurred that while I was looking for pros and cons of colonizing Mercury, we could colonize the poles. Venus' pressure is INSANE because of the atmosphere. We would never truly "colonize" Venus because of that. If we were able to perform some atmosphere-reducing magic, then maybe.

[@steverowe8130]

Insane blather

[@gotya2624]

But isn’t there a plan called H.A.V.O.C where they send hot air balloons to Venus and keep it up to the point where it is safe and there is part of an amphostphere RIP (grammar). Please correct me if I’m wrong

[@artoruvidal2793]

Acid clouds

[@cckd-vu3qk]

Survival Earth - easy Mars - normal Moon - hard Hardcore Venus - easy

[@deathdanien7200]

Sun - Gods

[@WanderingLoner1]

@Seth Gabriel I think by easy he means that you will die so soon that you don't have to worry about surviving

[@bababibadoo1679]

@@deathdanien7200 Correction, Sun - Pay2winplayers

[@genkai9481]

@@bababibadoo1679 wait do u play pg3d?

[@noorcookie3257]

Seth Gabriel if he/she edits it here’s what he/she writed Survival Earth-easy Mars-normal Moon-hard Hardcore Venus:easy

[@mac1991seth]

That's just a short version of "things to consider when starting terraforming on Venus".

[@IcoKirov]

it's not necessary to go to the surface. you can just float on the atmosphere since it's so dense, like you would on the ocean ignoring floating on venus clouds is like ignoring floating on earth's oceans. imagine what it would be if people from the past were like: "nah, we can't traverse the seas, the pressure on the bottom of the sea will kill us." "but we can build boats" "nah, that's stupid" thousands years later we still havent discovered any new continent or islands, our transportation is only on the surface, no boats, no airplanes...

[@Carnage4009]

Wolfenstein II: “Hold my beer...”

[@norwaltz9452]

Wolfenstein II: " This ain't it chief "

[@selfishbeats]

Never is a strong word and in this case doesn't make sense.

[@selfishbeats]

zerocool you slowly get rid of the atmosphere. Nobody is going directly into the heat anyway.

[@FatMorton]

zerocool scientific discovery is a thing, and so are man made tools. 100 years ago people were asking- do you really think huna s could survive the horrific pressure at the bottom of the ocean?

[@Raynnman]

Optimism doesn't work in space. After all we compare everything with the limits of Earth. Beyond that, everything most likely stays impossible. In short, our best shot is Mars

[@FatMorton]

zerocool except that there is already research pointed in the right direction that utilizes a large vacuum and many layers of inductive material. It won't be long before we come up with a solution to the heat

[@sirbudz5095]

FatMorton Unless we as a species gain the knowledge to change the atmosphere of the planet... Nope we still won't be able to live there.

[@christianstre4356]

A TV program that I watched several years ago showed how it could be possible in theory to land there. However, the humans would've only been able to stay in the zone between the dark cold side and the light hot side of the planet. Not only would they have to keep staying at the same zone, but they would also have to follow the side that the Sun lights on so that that they don't freeze to death in the cold part of the planet. Venus rotates after all as well as the cold-hot zone too. But going too far inside the hot side is also not a solution since it also leads to death. So living on Venus would be like chasing the Sun on Earth your whole life so that you never will experience the night. But not even daylight. It would have to be something between day and night. And you would have to be on the move all the time without any break.

[@WorldWalker128]

Well they could go for living in underground colonies instead, but then there's energy generation to consider regardless. Nuclear reactors might be the best bet since there's not really any ecosystem to worry about destroying, but then you've got cooling it for a problem.

[@mimimann7400]

1. ITS FRICKEN 900 DEGREES ON VENUS

[@sonicfan12121]

Mystery KZbinr 450 C°, using the metric system is actually better.

[@mimimann7400]

SlendermanHerz well sorry then.

[@lolobagzz5299]

Mystery KZbinr hi

[@windyattacker7402]

planetary channel, im curious of what the animated girl was saying in the video.

[@normaapodaca9669]

windy attacker maybe just screaming the whole time?

[@dillpickle5960]

Why is earth so perfect to us? Compared to all the planets...

[@plotch5401]

Because we adapted to Earth and not to other planets.

[@JeffersonTryHard]

The earth isn't perfect for us. We're perfect for earth. We're not special, we didn't get earth, we just happened to evolve on it. If the earth were hotter, we'd be completely different with some other lifeorms

[@jheyson1510]

Dill Pickle Dude we really live in earth not in the other planet

[@SolarisSaber]

We literally had thousands of years to adapt to this planet

[@SolarisSaber]

Charles Hård 1. If you’re trying to come off as intelligent maybe not attack and call people motherfuckers 2. Homo sapiens have only been around roughly 300,000 years

[@mollysmoshingtankcrew9441]

doesnt look so bad. my minecraft house has 3 creepers outside, step up your game venus.

[@Daily_memes532]

Thank you for answering my question I’ve had this question for years finally😁

[@TheEviIOyo]

Because Venus is allied with Russia

[@johnyoung9379]

You are allied with stupidity

[@sauhardarajthala4408]

John Young its right bro

[@antiplayer7759]

? What does this comment even mean?

Damn space politics

[@marinab137]

The Negro King XDDDDDDDDD

[@richardcaruso7727]

Update: NASA, just a few years ago, started a concept project called HAVOC. Short for high altitude Venus occupy concept (best I can recall) because as FatMorton mentions, the higher parts of the atmosphere have real advantages. (Only he got his kilometers mixed up with miles) At only 35 miles altitude above the scorching ground it is a rather comfortable 80 degrees. That's the temperature that Russian small balloons showed on its mission. NASA has bigger plans using huge dirigibles powered by solar powered electric motors spinning propellers for slow propulsion. Along with maybe a huge living quarter's added later for astronauts or even tourist later. Even Teflon coatings may be possible to inhibit the sulfuric acid problem. Other advantages include: All passengers, at about 35 mile altitude, will have earth-like gravity! Bones will not lose calcium and you will be able to walk around on the huge blimp ships without your feet leaving the floor or your drink leaving the table! Also, no metorite punctures to worry about because even at 35 miles they would burn up higher in the atmosphere - just like on Earth. And meteorites will be a huge problem on the moon and Mars because of hardly any atmosphere friction to stop them. I strongly suggest all interested contact NASA to encourage the advantages of the HAVOC mission over other missions of more difficulties. If enough huge dirigible ships line up to block out the sun and thus results in cooling Venus - well, Venus is also about twice as close to us, than Mars, for terraforming! And that also means twice as fast radio or video communications than a base on Mars!

[@alinaumer7543]

Richard Caruso cool

[@bababoob]

Richard, how long did that take you to type?

[@austinharding9734]

you fail to highlight the advantages, [yet happy yr only one to mention this rather than 0] but colonizing the venetian atmosphere [being the density of water only far less viscous] can be as easy as boats floating on the open ocean (think more along lines of a hovercraft) so engineerly and technically speaking is [or will easily be] covered, practically speaking gets better, enthusiastically, cuz being 90% earths gravity essentially means none of the adverse and detrimental effects that micro and low gravity have to the human body after long term exposure (see what NASA astronauts & cosmonauts had happen to those who stayed in the ISS for years at a time, with mars falling in the low gravity spectrum, it's a technical obstacle that may one day be overcome, but for now a doomed from the start mission) as you stated, YES! it would be around a cozy 70-90 degrees F or....30-35 degrees C i think which means no to little need for heating systems (the cloud cover ensures a heterogenous temp across the globe), but the best part, at that altitude the pressure would be nearly exact to that of earth's, (about 1 atm to 1.3 atm) this means no clunky pressurized space suits with heavy heating/cooling system backpacks as be needed on mars, all you need is a skin tight suit [ much like an overall wetsuit] an oxygen tank and a gas mask, tho preferably in a hazmat suit style, just to be sure no skin contact with trace amounts of sulfuric acid and the like. And finally the most appealing advantage would the economic speaking, being 100 day trip vs a 275 day trip means roughly a 2/3rds cost cut in fuel, life support (ie food, oxegen, water), less phycological issues, higher chance of rescue missions being shorter trips AND the added benefit of less life support equipment for when you get there, being more hospitable, which equals even more savings in fuel due to less weight, as well as less fuel for relaunch due to being higher altitude (tho with the added gravity might well be the same as a surface relaunch from mars) - so there you have it, very strong arguments to why Venus colonization just makes a hell of a lot more sense

[@cresc5894]

I just realized, Venus is the planet that starfire calls as Tamaran '~'

[@akihikosakurai4013]

>Soviets send metal lander to Venus >it takes 1 picture before melting This guy: "I wonder why nasa won't send humans to Venus?"

[@discodanceredits]

This would be the longest birthday ever. *grabs bags* im out

[@discodanceredits]

lol no

[@shinyowolord124]

How to lose weight you might ask? 1. Go to VENUS 2. Btw all food there is burned 3. Ur weight will outstand the high temperature In there u will starve and become skinny as frick!!!!!!! I hope i helped u

[@luminus3d]

A man can melt fat with this quick trick, DOCTORS HATE HIM

[@neodymium1110]

Omg bruh this is why nasa is faking those moon missions! They don't want you to know this!!!!

[@neodymium1110]

@Chelsea Messi im flat earther u brainwashed omg density buoyancy thats becos the scientology priest said so 🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤!!!!!!!!!

[@snowball8940]

I’m assuming because they will get thunder struck. Anyone get it? Anyone? No? Ok.

[@devvydoesstuff]

idk it feels like the true reason is because we don't have a super heavy lift rocket that could support manned missions and keep the humans alive without them dying from dehydration or starvation

[@shadowmaw1909]

Does someone know the track in the background??? Please share!

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

"Why NASA won't send humans to Venus " = "Why NASA won't send humans to a black hole" = "Why NASA won't send humans to the sun"

[@TimpBizkit]

Why NASA won't send humans on Challenger... wait

[@aestheticvibes3010]

Even some planets are hotter than me ☹️ Lol

[@farehamflyer942]

A E S T H E T I C vibes lol

[@norwaltz9452]

Hotter than bart on a tree. And chilli peppers

[@ajayjoel]

A E S T H E T I C vibes Atleast you’re much cooler than them.

[@community1949]

Funny how earth is the only habitable planet in our solar system. And our moon holds us in orbit too - makes me think this world was "manufactured" by someone else and they put that moon in the exact right spot. Otherwise no atmosphere and oh by the way all of the planets are round including the moon and sun.

[@jatar6605]

Why not just send humans and build cloud cities where it's tolerable instead of landing on the damn planet?

[@lilaclizard4504]

exactly! Stupid video!

[@lilaclizard4504]

Nicker, can't see your comment on here, only the first bit in notifications, but floating at breathing air level on Venus is like floating on the ocean on earth. Cruise ships & floating islands don't build supports down to the bottom of the mariana trench to do that do they, they just let the structure float with natural buoyancy. The same would be done on Venus. Need to enclose/dome the top not just the bottom on Venus, but otherwise it's the same as on oceans here (except there's no waves or weather to contend with & nothing to hit, so it can just be left unteathered to float around the planet at will (creating a more natural day/night cycle as a bonus)

[@johnyoung9379]

You are already in a cloud city

[@LovePrayGame]

Whats the point ?

[@IcoKirov]

KA Rami we talk about colonization here. colonizing venus is actually more logical than colonizing mars, if the point of the colonization is living in the colony. if the point is industrial maybe even the moon is better than mars...

[@efmadscientist9184]

I thought, I can go there. Nice info

[@Shambusnair]

if there is sulfuric acid then there should be oxygen.and water, because sulfuric acid is H2SO4. what do you think friends?

[@yofriendfromupnorth5741]

shambusnair.s.nair terraforming is possible. Difficult... But possible.

[@annyong7688]

at high temperatures and pressure, any existing O2 gas will react with S or SO2.

[@mitsuki2504]

Venus is extremely hot so water cannot exist in liquid form and with sulphur in atmosphere it will remain sulphuric acid.. But transformation doesn't seems impossible.. We cannot observe much about there from here

[@jassiramed3092]

shambusnair.s.nair yeah my friend the water there is 90% sulfuric acid you don't want to drink that water

[@lunnyortiz8260]

shambusnair.s.nair YOUR A GENIUS