The 'Space Architects' of Mars | The Age of A.I.

Life on Mars won't be how David Bowie pictured it. With the help of artificial intelligence, architects and scientists are painting a picture of what life in space could be like and how it will be possible.
The Age of A.I. is a 8 part documentary series hosted by Robert Downey Jr. covering the ways Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and Neural Networks will change the world.
0:00 Living On Mars
3:47 Generative Design
10:31 Planetary Farming
18:46 Building For Mars
27:05 A Better Tomato

[@jf2836]

Finally a platform that shows us where technology is going in detail and all....thanks youtube!

[@TheBebeeeJ]

True, but does paint a really rosy and one sided picture... no episode was critical or examined the downsides. Which really is a pity, because to have an informed opinion the whole picture has to be discussed.

[@tripwire4727]

@@TheBebeeeJ so true. It seems that people just grab whatever headline makes their point. It makes it hard to have a decent conversation. Journalism in general, these days is just... I dont know. I feel your pain. Drink!

[@misusatriyo]

The fact that this series are free to watch now is a huge blessing. This show actually brings hope for the future rather than fearmongering about the dark side of technology like many others.

[@AdamWestish]

What I don't understand is why a building that's smaller at the base than the middle are more stable than a teepee-type shape with the horrific wind storms?

[@wesleyrobinson8817]

Misu Satriyo Hope??what.. that in a decade and a half there will be a handful of people on a different planet? In reality, Mars is an escape for the mega billionaires. Do you think human kind will only send a handful of scientists if the rich people paid for and built all this stuff? NASA may be holding the contest, but they are not the ones going to Mars, that would be SpaceX-privately owned company which has openly tailored to the mega rich. Besides, they are designing high end housing-what do you think a scientist would prefer, a nice place to sit and look out the window like they showed in the video, or a high tech lab? They are designing these for the rich to escape as soon as things get bad enough on this planet. You could talk to 10 million people, and none of those people will ever know anyone who actually gets sent up to Mars... there’s no hope for us, only the mega rich. Richard Branson has stated several times in his videos that his technology will be available “if you can afford it”

[@misusatriyo]

@@wesleyrobinson8817 who said it will be widely affordable tomorrow? It might be the next 200 years or 2000 or 20000 for that matter. The point is; we are progressing. If you want to be sceptical, so be it.

[@brunopremoli6250]

Misu Satriyo some people like to hear fear .. they like to prepare for the worst but hope for the best

[@esecallum]

THERE IS ABSOLUTELY NOTHING ON MARS THAT WE DON'T HAVE ON EARTH. 1/3 OF THE PLANET IS EMPTY LAND. HAVE YOU SEEN AMERICA? MOST OF IT IS EMPTY AND THE RURAL TOWNS HAVE BEEN DESERTED OVER GETTING SCREWED BY RIP OFF CORPORATIONS.

[@NoOne-uz4vs]

This series makes me proud of being a computer science student

[@lelandrasor9678]

Good.

[@EphemeralMachine]

I admire people like you, always have been interested in technology! I'm in an audiovisual school, kinda different but a bit related. Now sharing my passion for both cinema and science through my music ;)

[@aixdominguez7099]

being a human

[@denvergevero9646]

They want more mechanical engineer.

[@liumrs7725]

yeah，the ai will change the world.particular the deep learning

[@TheDeLectronics]

0:54 hand sanitizing before hand sanitizing was cool

[@tudos9209]

lol

[@chokoon21]

this is the most elaborate 3dprint design competition ever

[@soda_YEET]

"that cat is lifting" is the moment of victory there.

[@VeganRashad]

Soda_YEET I got so excited when I saw that!!!

[@robertmyles9124]

3:57 im jealous of that dude's perfect circle drawing skills

[@vishalsinghpanwar2972]

This series makes me so proud and immensely happy to be an AI enthusiast as well as a Civil Engineer, for me the best episode of all....goosebumps throughout.....!

[@Nodnarcreator]

“It’s going to take a while before we can grow enough corn to print buildings on Mars.” Can’t say I’ve heard that one before

[@JP-uk9uc]

How do they plan to deal with the radiation on the red planet? Where are they supposed to obtain the massive amount of water to "grow crops"

[@akaikiseki9346]

@@JP-uk9uc First one is important only for habitats of humans, which can be burrowed, or shielded with clean water supplies (Hydrogene absorbs radiations real good) or just dirt and/or metal, easy to come by on Mars. For the water, there is water ice. Mars has enough of it ! actually ! And with optimised growing techniques and crops, you don't need THAT much water anyway, nutrients and light become far more important.

[@webkris]

I see the Mars Corn Lobby will be as powerful as the Earth's Corn Lobby. 😐

[@joevidya]

@@webkris looking forward to the corn wars of 2100

[@gameresearch9535]

The building will "supposedly" reduce the radiation. Search KZbin for my other channel, type in Graphene playlist Technology Research, and find a playlist on that channel called "Nasa plans to make 3D printed buildings on Mars". Also find the "About" tab on my other channel, for official website links to the companies in the videos from the playlists. It also has other important info.

[@autobots1869]

After episode 4 i think the series is finish but when I see the notification I feel very excited

[@MatMcB]

There is 8 episodes :D

[@jodyboles8208]

@@MatMcB yeah i was so happy to see more. this is all really interesting and exciting

[@nanocarp01]

me too!! hahaha

[@iliaslef]

I'm happy they're free now

[@AlejandroCossavella]

Thank you, KZbin, for the production of this series!

[@adityasurve8106]

The Age of A. I.: Artificial Intelligence. I became a beloved fan of this series. The episodes have been more and more interesting, it's creates excitement. Robert Downey Jr.'s anchoring is excellent and enjoyable. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@vincentrcrd]

Thanks for coming up in the show the show Tony Stark.

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[@TDrudley]

The most surprising part of this episode was the damn dutch greenhouses. You need to export some of that tech!

[@skyshark88]

Drudley many ways of this... we look at our current consumption for our “greenhouses” breatharian lifestyle should be integrated into space programs.... microgreens of many sorts far more efficient and less waist produced... as well as less space occupied by said greenhouses... The USA would benefit from large scale public use of microgreens and really is now... just add breatharian style...

[@skyshark88]

Not to mention nutritional advantages of microgreens... in ship growth would also help O2 production... again. Very small space footprint... less water usage as well...

[@TDrudley]

@@skyshark88 Exactly!

[@packnpak8860]

it aint efficient on earth coz the equipment costs are higher than the land itself but it will work perfectly on mars and in the future when land costs go way too high.

[@Skyfalcon12345]

Packn Pack TBH, this should be changed. The land costs are too low, making it more advantageous to just keep farming the old way, which is what’s causing us to screw up the climate. We need a massive shift in land prices to put an impetus on farmers and companies to start making these kinds of farms. Problem is, then you’d put every farmer smaller than a multi-million dollar company out of business. So...yeah, gotta find a balance.

[@danielcasallas4267]

27:36 "... if we can´t fix the planet..." you can be damned well sure we'll avenge it!

[@meghanachauhan9380]

By growing corn on Mars. This species is retarded beyond any hope. Enjoy going extinct

[@satansfashionconsultant1588]

@@meghanachauhan9380 what do you mean 'this' species?

[@meghanachauhan9380]

@@satansfashionconsultant1588oh what do I mean by "this" species? That is a brilliant question. You sir should be given the novel prize for your intellect. And the answer to your question, the species I'm referring to is donkeys, of course. Donkeys are too retarded for thinking of terraforming mars by growing corn on it. It's not like we humans are that dumb, amirite?

[@user-vc5rp7nf8f]

You guys should include titles when a new person shows up on screen so we know who they are

[@jankiller45]

Love this show so much The future is now

[@yixe2253]

This is a way for Google to get you used to AI, as they build it with the collection of all our data

[@daphuc6048]

coooooool

[@agioverlord9510]

@@yixe2253 that's even more cool

[@markvincentrivera1831]

Kahanga

[@samewish]

@earthly firefly5 spirit of moral? Are u take religious and think is moral? You're not free too and brainwashed to make such comments. 99% public opinion? How about 50/50 or so on?

[@avensurha]

I love how Robert Downey Jr is in a tech video like this, being an actual Tony Stark

[@jamief6507]

ThatsTheIdea.jpg

[@sporehux8344]

Who is this Robert Downey Jr person you mention

[@avensurha]

@@jamief6507 i know

[@mcearl8073]

Wersium I thought it was a bit ridiculous really. I’m sure he didn’t write the script but he said Mars has basically no gravity and then he was talking about intergalactic travel which we are no where near even knowing if that is possible let alone doing it. It just seems silly to have him be the narrator, it’s not like he needs the job and it sounds like it was just a job. Why not let some scientist with a good voice and a passion for this narrate it or just hire some no name actor who could use the work do it for a lot less then maybe they could afford writers that were a bit more knowledgeable. They probably spent most of the budget on RDJ and he brought nothing to the video.

[@avensurha]

@@mcearl8073 They chose him because of the whole Stark shtik

[@philanthropicnightmare1206]

"NASA plans a trip to mars by 2033" Elon: lol

[@iamarokotmanson]

Musk wont get there earlier

[@yourlocalgastationguy2316]

@@iamarokotmanson Hi Jeff

[@klast8201]

@@iamarokotmanson hi stoopid jeff

[@DarkSkay]

2017 first woman sets foot on mars - oh wait, that was in a parallel universe

[@robertfinck1275]

Elon: Which one of My hotels would you like to stay at? lol

[@solovoypasando]

This is just Tony stark presenting his portfolio

[@juhstinn3908]

"There's basically no gravity" lol wut

[@jasper24601]

3:57 I trust this man - he can totally draw a circle

[@dunklebaumwolle164]

He drew a head first and then erased parts of it, that's why it's so well drawn

[@realVGC]

John Smith ah yes, the spongebob technique

[@valdineteelias8838]

Trust tuw on fouw goud truck of

[@henri898]

nicolas Elias r/ihadastroke

[@kolecava]

This series makes me quite emotional but also very hopeful and excited for the future. We need more content like this across all platforms popularised further to inspire the younger generations to take further steps into Science, Technology & Arts. As jobs become redundant due to AI and a whole paradigm shift in industries, it will create new fronts for our kids. We need to invest more into our future. Thank you Google for delivering this!

[@esecallum]

THERE IS ABSOLUTELY NOTHING ON MARS THAT WE DON'T HAVE ON EARTH. 1/3 OF THE PLANET IS EMPTY LAND. HAVE YOU SEEN AMERICA? MOST OF IT IS EMPTY AND THE RURAL TOWNS HAVE BEEN DESERTED OVER GETTING SCREWED BY RIP OFF CORPORATIONS. DONT YOU WATCH AMERICAN ROAD MOVIES? ITS MOSTLY EMPTY SPACE. MOST OF THE 300 MILLION POPULATION OF AMERICA CAN LIVE IS A 1/8 OF THE COUNTRY. MARS IS A UNINHABITABLE DUMP DULL BORING AND DESOLATE SAND..

[@malediction3685]

It's also about to give the poeple a new purpose since normal work will not persist due to machines doing everything for us. Most of the people going to work everyday and that's their daily purpose. What's gonna happen, if that is gone?

[@monkeymanwasd1239]

You want my list of tools for hope?

[@timothy2204]

Mister K no because why focus on leaving when theres plenty of time to chane the way we live today? Always wanting more and more, those earthlings

[@podroznikzpustkowi4805]

@@timothy2204 you know one big space rock hits our planet and we are gone

[@DaveWhiteInYoFace]

You know they are growing more than just tomatoes and peppers in those greenhouses in Amsterdam

[@martinestrella9882]

YES!

[@CurlyGenius6000]

Marijuana

[@carlostop2518]

if you think about it, they are always happy. Can you guess why?

[@vicdor1031]

Just tasteless plastic biomass that looks like real tomatoes.

[@CurlyGenius6000]

@@vicdor1031 any proof?

[@GabyGutzP.]

As an engineer I find all of this fascinating! AI is awesome!

[@miikalehtimaki1136]

27:27: Intergalactic travel is a bit different thing than interplanetary travel. It's not entirely sure if it's possible at all.

[@coreyc47]

Agree. It should not be called a starship, but a interplanetary ship. Or IPS

[@lukapetrovic4823]

You'll nerd to go near to 300,000mil/sec (speed of light) for that travel

[@podroznikzpustkowi4805]

@@lukapetrovic4823 you need to have unlimited or no mass to travel at the speed of light

[@lukapetrovic4823]

@@podroznikzpustkowi4805 I know and that is why I said nearly its possible to go nearly to 1c but its impossible to go 1c

[@JuanCarlos-qq6zm]

Luka Petrovic corgollsdad

[@unrealreality.design]

this is exactly the episode iv been looking for! love space wanna live on mars love AI

[@ayeyefookinw0tm859]

Adan Akhtar you sound like the portal 2 space core

[@OS10100]

Really? All you would be doing is working on Mars. It's not like you would be sitting in your 3d printed house watching YT videos all day. I'd only want to live on Mars once it's successfully terraformed which probably won't happen for the next 1,000 years at the least.

[@ayeyefookinw0tm859]

OS10100 I mean your more likely to live on the moon than mars. I think the moon is the gateway drug to mars

[@Vysair]

@@OS10100 i want to say your number is too crazy but to build a colony like us here on mars, that number seems reasonable but I believe we can see a sad town by 300 years

[@Ruzzky_Bly4t]

@@Vysair Too crazy? You know that terraforming Mars would require way more energy than humanity has produced in history? 1000 years seems like a pretty realistic estimate. The process itself could take centuries once it started.

[@jeffviper6973]

This is a GREAT series Ironman! Thanks to you and your crew!

[@mvkhan3931]

Robert downey .... Just makes everything EPIC

[@hosnimansour8546]

This series made me depressed :3 as a software engineer interested in AI and ML, I can see in this show that people are literally changing the world! They are so lucky to work on such projects!

[@user-xs7py6wr2k]

Нн5 123 5 и шггшщ Юлию дом юли и дом дом

[@arthurtapper1092]

I don't know, I wouldn't worry about it, simulation != Artificial Intelligence, and all i see is the typical simulation, analysis and automation that is going on and has been going on for years. I can't stand the fact that people that are computer illiterate just think conditional statements and simulations are artificial intelligence.

[@JeremyWilliamson]

This was actually a LOT of fun watching!! THANK YALL FOR THIS!!! I'd love to keep following the progress of this mission!!

[@raghu7039]

"There's basically no gravity" ? at 5:35, well of course there is , just not as much , slightly more than a third of the Earths' gravity.

[@fodk7021]

And also no water ? He is not the real tony stark 😤

[@MrBchacko]

Thought that too

[@DrFlash-mh6st]

paused at that and came to see this comment. wth??

[@RidzkiSamsulhadi]

So far the coolest episode of this cool series. Space Architects competition should be annual :D

[@blurabbit6476]

wow just wow. I haven't been so impressed watching a science documentary for a while

[@VersinKettorix]

The agricultural work being done in the Netherlands was super impressive. That is some very important work that will pay off here on Earth. The time constraint that prevented the AI team from adding another layer to ensure their structure top fit properly was extremely stupid. Real world situations are always geared to avoid such an artificial influence on decision making. What we always see as a primary driver is taking the time to ensure success of the mission. Ultimately, it would be much more valuable to see how the structure performed on the smoke test with a completed top, rather than to test it without the top, which was pointless.

[@somethingsomething404]

I agree, the time limit was silly

[@charles28xd76]

Tony Stark is alive... I knew it xd

[@efteeee]

My favorite episode so far!

[@imjody]

This was amazing. Thank you for this, KZbin Originals!

[@nurtentetikli4206]

⁹o

[@sem8573]

Finally the subject I love the most :)

[@malkasyed7700]

Best series ever

[@jf2836]

This show is awesome!!

[@dalsothx]

Thank for making this free to watch. Loving it.

[@KolyoDan]

Unbelievable guys! Crying while watching your achievements. Keep crushing it. Can't wait to see your structures built on Mars :)

[@2101621]

WOW....AMAZING SERIES... Thanks KZbin..

[@georgemathai1014]

IMO the best episode.

[@909sickle]

"It's going to be a while before we can grow enough corn to print building on Mars." That's not a sentence I thought I'd ever hear

[@bigsmoke7086]

@S S how

[@podroznikzpustkowi4805]

@S S we have more than 10 years

[@MACTEP_CHOB]

@S S What is there to save, dummy? Climate always changes, everything changes in nature.

[@fozzy7199]

when that plant growing tech hits the weed market, our limits are unlimited

[@monkeymanwasd1239]

Na that plant tech is primitive permaculture via allan savory is way better

[@bozolito108]

It already is. Much of what they were using is already used in pot growing and it’s being led by the Dutch. They make the best stuff for indoor growing hands down

[@wiseguy9225]

@@bozolito108 true, its often done with steel wool with all the minerals and stuff it will need instead of dirt

[@tomdm1526]

Fozzy 71 yoooooo we won’t need no more rockets, we’ll be high in the sky

[@michaelzerokpa6628]

@@wiseguy9225 Rockwool. Steel wool would make the plants cry. =)

[@jamiedonaldson957]

Great show great series. It's amazing to see what the future could potentially hold for us

[@calishandy2052]

There's only one word for this video.. ...Amazing 💖

[@anatravisify]

Ok, I'm sorry, but when did we make the jump from talking about habitations on Mars to "intergalactic travel" 27:30? Who wrote this script?

[@muj1]

Interplanetary would’ve been a better word

[@ricksgaming7298]

If you can't follow a story how do you expect to comprehend an answer to your question.

[@nicupalcu]

@S S i wanna help

[@lysergicheadcase]

Did you miss the beginning of the video? That's what this whole thing was about

[@bobatesomemayo]

@S S we have like: 7 years or something actually

[@juniorberns]

Finally the algorithm gave me a different episode from then the very first one

[@martinphillips969]

Actors should 100% create KZbin channels that intro was really well done.

[@fearlesscoder7059]

It's a wonderful series, I Love it 😍

[@livethefuture2492]

this is amazing! I hope youtube will continue to do this.

[@ohpf4746]

The next episodes is only available for accounts with KZbin Premium LMAO

[@vimal174]

@@ohpf4746 no it's available for normal user as well

[@marydelgadohernandez5345]

Todo lo que haga ROBERT Downey siempre será para mí interesante..sobretodo si habla de nuestro planeta.

[@ofirgoldman4855]

Really great documentary

[@LaroonDynasty]

@17:50 this robot getting all up in this pepper’s business made me laugh. He’s like the paparazzi, then gets all up in its face and eats the vine

[@glitterjapon]

Ever landed on Amsterdam Schiphol airport at night? You can see the greenhouses on the ground lighting up the sky in a bright yellow colour. Almost as giant lamps! very spectacular

[@bigfootsas4920]

He drew a perfect circle free hand that’s what impressed me

[@spamspecial4948]

it's near impossible unless you do it everyday

[@brunoguglielmetti3499]

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[@MattersNot]

Awesome video great work guys!! I love how strong it was!! Funny how easy that concrete one went to rubble

[@AhmadKadi10]

Great episode ❤️❤️

[@Emersonpmgyn10]

Tô ansioso para ver essas casinhas em Marte...parabéns a todos voces

[@chapo335]

We are humans, we can do anything if we put our minds to it...

[@chapo335]

We are the cleverest animal out of the lot... This World would be different if we humans never came along... Just we are bringing life into this World that isn't born, it's created by our hands and time

[@WayneMcKenzie]

...and have the time to do it. I don't think we do and if it comes to evacuating the population of the earth to mars, logistical impossible in the time it needs to be done as dictated by climate change. The best that may be achievable is a small colony of mega rich billionaires and the tech people they rely on. Your better off watching Star Trek and dreaming of transporter beams. "Beam me out of reality, Scotty".

[@guruprasannabarik3971]

No words to say really great

[@DeepSpaceX]

Feeling like one day I'll be in these competitions!

[@Ks3N]

so have they solved the matter of bone degration due to the lower gravity and athmosperic pressure?

[@KP_Uravity]

The answer I think is artificial gravity

[@JackBastien]

@@KP_Uravity or, you know, weighted clothing. It doesn't solve the issue of internal organs but it solves the bone/muscle mass problem.

[@KP_Uravity]

@@JackBastien That's interesting!

[@emiliodiaz2748]

I have been listening to NASA’s podcast and they have 0 gravity in the International Space Station and they have almost accomplish to make those problems non-existing with a 2 hour per day exercise program, I guess it will be much easier in Mars because it has 1/3 of Earth’s gravity while the ISS has no gravity.

[@bigtravis6159]

Going to mars is fun to talk about but on a technical level , it isn’t gonna happen until a MAJOR engineering leap is taken

[@sebastianbieI]

I love the series!

[@lancegigs9022]

Damn we can measure photosynthesis now? What a great era to be alive

[@dennistucker1153]

There are huge voids in the whole building structures on Mars project. The 3 biggest issues they will face in doing this properly will be 1) funding, 2) weight limits on getting there, 3) the massive energy requirements. I expect that to overcome these issues will take about 150 years.

[@michaellepore105]

If that!!!☝️

[@alexp3620]

For me as developer it sounds like they are calling every kind of program A.I. here. "This AI and that AI" just to make it sound more fancy.

[@harrywinter7769]

Alex P I feel like the correct term should be machine learning.

[@praharshbhatt2934]

True

[@matan7899]

Lol true

[@ecomediaglobal4375]

Buen programa..gracias youtube

[@aviarius44]

my mind is just blown this is so amazing

[@ThomasRuhm]

So that's those space eggs everyone is talking about.

[@dr.livesey7595]

Progress is making easy things complicated.

[@MrMcbear]

Complication becomes simplified through progress.

[@douglasquaid140]

@@MrMcbear 😎

[@claricehenderson1937]

@@MrMcbear Accurate!

[@catapatata]

This is so cool.

[@flightmode7655]

25:48 ooh wow! :o

[@lordk.gaimiz6881]

I mean...I knew they would win but it's fun

[@bromine_35]

11:36 I have biked past that buildi g so many times, i live nearby.

[@anunayshrivastava5498]

Thanks for the recommendation KZbin!

[@jamesgorsh5752]

Thank you.

[@richardcletus6026]

Tony Stark making moves, I like that.

[@eddie.p]

5:36 the narrator says “there’s basically no gravity” but the gravity of Mars is 37% that of Earths gravity... 🧐

[@GB3770]

Welcome to science by you tube :)

[@AztekaMex80]

Edmond Petres I noticed that too lol

[@harvia8348]

Well 37 is little

[@slickmashable]

On earth its about 10g. 37% of that is 3.7g Narrator is not entirely wrong

[@mr.-.-]

You are correct in being confused. It was though once we landed we wouldn’t be able to leave. While the gravity is minimal, it is strong enough that we do have to have a specific escape velocity.

[@DarkSkay]

Unfortunately the greenhouse tomatoes grown without soil lose most of their taste. Efficiency and harvest yields are important, but so is the gustative food quality. High quality food increases health, happiness and morale, that in turn increases efficiency of workers.

[@deeb3272]

2021 Mars Perseverance!

[@coreyc47]

When printing the cone building - they need to figure out how the lower gravity will effect the polymer differently? It may be taller on Mars for a given number of layers. Also, will it dry the same as the atmosphere is different?

[@matthews5540]

"Intergalactic travel" is the wrong word for travel to mars 27:27

[@benhuffington8482]

This whole series a puff piece full of buzzwords and bullshit.

[@purplehouse26]

Great show

[@rajendraalhat668]

This Series makes me proud of being a computer science student.

[@adir26203]

we're in the endgame now

[@elijahholt902]

The two designs would probably be better in cooperation

[@NathanY0ung]

I can't wait for the future.

[@LAURA-if3re]

Super AWESOME 👏

[@fafh01]

Grow corn on Mars "Great! Now I can enjoy popmars"

[@nishantsingh881]

The fact is rdj is really a great actor . starting of this video is so amazing.....😂😂😂

[@Camionkun507]

Simply, WOW!😮

[@carlvincent1556]

So cool!

[@Magnus_VII]

“Fiddling while Rome Burns” LoL

[@RickeyBowers]

Luckily, history is also rife with phoenixes rising out of the ashes. Innovation should not be stifled with myopic visions only looking backward.

[@uffdvt7120]

ة؛

[@Jay-jq6bl]

@Raymond Everyone loves a pedant

[@patricksanders858]

@mag. Ummm...you might be fiddling with your dingaling but these people are out there building the future "Rome". Jealous much?

[@trivkypeak-eye3557]

@RaymondI might get wooshed but I think he means it figuratively

[@supercalifragilisticexpial2293]

"a little town in the netherlands" heck its the capital city hahah

[@siemcleven253]

They’re talking about Wageningen

[@stefjanssen188]

Stupid

[@carlosalbertoteixeira375]

Realmente, uma fantástica e fecunda perspectiva futura. Sim, nós conseguiremos!

[@PhilipTheTitan]

Being said, That was so impressive and support these amazing minds. These will be made on the Moon for 2024 possibly.