Colonizing Callisto - Third Largest Moon In The Solar System 

Wholeheartedly agree

There are ads but it's okay. We can watch one or two of them for such great content

I can count like 3 ads on this video, dude.

@@spitz5183 I mean the ads at the start like "this video was made possible by Squarespace..." or similar ones at the end, I wasn't referring to RU-vid generated ads (which incidentally can be bypassed with an ad blocker).

@@matthewthomas2546 this dude probably can't do youtube for a living, ad revenue these days is extremely low. Sponsorships are usually what make your youtube videos possible

Well i care about Iapetus tethys dione hyperion mimas and enceladus

I care about Charon.

@Skipping Stones actually yea it kinda does some astronomers only care about those 3 popular moons

@@iapetus6110 They also have oceans under the surface, but everyone just mentions Europa and Enceladus like they're the only ones.

@@MarkHobbes not all saturnian major moons have oceans under the surface its frozem

The holiday trip alone would last more than a year. lol.

Just dont forget to pack your speedos

@@IndronilAnik When this will be possible, be sure it won't.

@@IndronilAnik Well, if spaceships in the future could constantly accelerate and decelerate at 1g, if my math is right, it would take only 140 hours to get to Callisto. The 1g acceleration solves the problem of gravity on spaceships and it is fast, so a win win. Hopefully this will eventually be possible.

@@jacksonstempel3382 Well there is this little problem of enormous radiation from Jupiter, but who can say, maybe one day even this could not be an issue.

It would be best to install the colony on the far side, for humans, for machines, for communication so look at Jupiter would be a tourist stuff

@ Far side; facing away from Jupiter.

@@RideAcrossTheRiver Yes so only tourists want to face this monster but I doubt this could be a pleasant moment for the body. The rest of people want to be the other side to be protected from Jupiter.

Imagine looking up into the sky and seeing Uranus

@@raygun26 You can, except it's a dim visual magnitude of +5.7, and your joke is tiresome

Nope, human civilisation will collapse before the turn of 24th century

Thats probably what people 500 years ago said too.

@@hughjass4838 yeah in İslam (which is one of the most influvencer religions in the world) says "world will end soon but no other creature other than god knows when" and after 1400 we are still here so i will just assume we can survive if we do things right like colonize Mars and more energy more sustainable and other good stuff

Literally Callisto protocol

@@hamoshytube1853humanity will have a self sustaining colony on mars hundred of years before that, if mars is real.

Yes, loads of good points there. Having loads of water around seems like an exceptionally good thing, quite a luxury, because it would, as you say, be very useful for protecting the astronauts in their habitats and workplaces. This would be in addition to all the other essential uses for water, like drinking, washing, splitting to make rocket fuel, and oxygen to breathe. The two most important things for space exploration - water and power.

I don't think it would be as big as that. Callisto is about 5 x as far from Jupiter as the Earth is from the Moon and Jupiter is about 40 x the diameter of the Moon so this would make Jupiter about 8 x the size of the Moon as seen from Earth. Still very impressive

@@AlanRPaine it would look even bigger on Europa :D imagine the beuty

@@fallendown8828 It would be fabulous until you were fried by the radiation

@@AlanRPaine nope, even on IO you can not be fried by radiation, it is not how radiation works

@@fallendown8828 OK not literally fried but Europa with 54000 x the radiation level of Callisto, which itself receives more radiation than the Earth, would not be good for the health without very powerful protection

Interesting.

Yes you are absolutely correct. I was stationed in Antarctica and it was a six months deployment. I was support Personnel for the scientists. By the way, oxygen generators are found on nuclear Submarines.

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Is Ganymede thin exosphere plus their magnetosphere enough to protect humans in its surface?

@@MarkHobbes no,humans would die without the space suit

I would like very much to see a serious scenario of terraforming ganymede considering the fact that it has it own Magnetosphere...!!!

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same XD

Also going down the moon rabbit hole. Fascinating. What’s your favourite moon?

I don't think it's possible to actually have a boner in space, due to no gravity

Oscar Productions its possible for that long donk to float though

Stephanie Logan no

@@oscarproductions7603 no gravity should strengthen a boner.

I mean it depends. If you can just enter in orbit around Jupiter, and send a probe to Callisto from the orbit, it might, just maybe, be less difficult than you might think.

That gravity well would also allow space craft to use it to accelerate ...

@@davidhollenshead4892 Unfortunately, a gravity assist from Jupiter would only allow acceleration relative to the sun, not Jupiter or its moons. You could get gravity assists from the other moons, but that means a circuitous route in a highly radioactive area of space.

wow it is actually crazy :D this would be a great sci-fi film but it is defiifelly impossible for non type 2 civilization and might not even worth it. But it was cool to think abouth it thanks :)

The moons would also take millions of years to cool of and merge after the crash though, and by that point I’m sure we’ll have the technology to solve the problem of gravity and radiation

It takes time to upload greatness.

@Stephanie Logan Stephanie, We have gone through 3, each did the same - Burnt Bread, Bagles, etc.

You sure you guys didn't change the dial to how crisp you want your pop tarts?

It’s been among the best 22 minutes of my life, frfr!

NOPE. It is big but doesn't have anything more. Ganymede has a magnetic field so even that is more interesting and don't make me talk abouth Europa or Titan. It is a very good moon but Titan and Europa is far more fascinating and interesting for sure

@@fallendown8828 i'm talking about aesthetics

@@ILOVERESISTANCE ok then IO because it has so many colours on it and looks fascinating

@@fallendown8828 Callisto looks cooler, like a NYC at night

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yeah if we can not reach Sun in outer solar system, just build a small one with fusion! Clean and reliable power if we do it right

Yup! There has to be something there that makes it a good financial opportunity.

@@dankuchar6821 yep, an opportunity to rule an entire planet, not just a country...

overpopulation. Asia and Africa population growth is unsustainable

Snowflake comment. What would be learned in any attempt to occupy another moon or planet would be invaluable in our understanding of means by which we can "save Earth," by which I assume you mean reverse anthropogenic climate change, clean the plastic out of the oceans, and similar causes. However, there have been many extinctions visited upon Earth long before the present industrial age and it's the events that cause them that augur for expanding off our planet. One big concern is comets and asteroids that might impact Earth. True, it's a rare occurrence, the most recent probably being a barrage of comet fragments that struck the North American ice sheet, incinerating forests and grasslands, obliterating the megafauna and the Clovis culture that hunted them, and causing immense floods from impact-melted ice that precipitously raised the sea level over 100 meters, wiping out human settlements on every seacoast worldwide. Going into space will improve our ability to detect and deter comets and asteroids. Saving our species from annihilation is exactly the aim of Elon Musk, currently the world's fourth-wealthiest person, and he's prepared to spend every dime getting a self-sustaining human colony started on Mars in attempt "to preserve the light of reason."

yeah it is one of the bests in outer solar system but in inner solar system we have better options. But Callisto and Titan is always there for further expantion

This is the best he can do. He does ALOT of work on the videos. Be patient.

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Correction: "Saturn 3"

"Cope with radiation" = build more nukes.