How Close Are We to Terraforming Mars? 

@@nh251 you would think intelligent people would think how could I save humanity.

Seeker nice pfp nerd

If we had the technical ability to successfully terraform Mars, eliminating and/or reversing human influence on the earth's climate would be laughably easy.

Elon Musk wanted to Nuke Mars to help make the atmosphere better. Instead of that, use huge Graphene heaters, to heat the atmosphere on Mars. -------------- Graphene can work as a super conductor. Supposedly a Graphene strip from a sanitary napkin that a company has in this link, take the Graphene strip and place it in a cup of water, and then place the wet Graphene strip on the table. Now rub the 7 watt light bulb on the Graphene strip, and that 7 watt light bulb comes on. I don't know if they use another material mixed with the Graphene strip or not, to make this work. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-_RtZFU9eW_s.html Now try that with a Graphene light bulb! For less heat and more energy efficiency. Skip to (1 : 47) in this link. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-z9aF8GcBTZU.html And check out this video about a Graphene air battery. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-TTCgZPRP_TQ.html And also to add more on top of creating a huge Graphene heater for heating the atmosphere of Mars, check this out. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-0N0wxIP5Apc.html Also check out this video with the 2 pictures of the advanced structures near the end of the video, "Type - 1 Advanced Civilization" buildings? That wasn't mentioned but that is something very important to note with Graphene and those pictures of structures, from that company. These could also be used on Mars, not just for the Earth. Skip to (1 : 40) in this link. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9kqndXZfabc.html Check out my Graphene playlist for more. Be sure to watch the videos from top to bottom in each playlist. Don't forget to click on the "more" button in each playlist's description, for more articles and playlists. ru-vid.com/group/PLAUtk-Q2DF7wXgENPNkvc5JXH5ocia_Fo This playlist will show 3D printed Mars buildings to help against the radiation on Mars, and Nasa plans to use these structures for Mars. There will also be a cabin that will be one of these 3D printed Mars structures, north of New York in some park near the end of 2019, and Nasa plans to make a city out of these structures on Earth. ru-vid.com/group/PLAUtk-Q2DF7yLFtpc7IeDzL4QbRrPvD5A And check out my "About" tab for official websites to Graphene companies, Quantum Technology companies, space companies, Fusion Energy companies and so much more, be sure to check out their roadmaps for technologies all through the 2020s and beyond. ru-vid.com/show-UCB9ezXYprgvhMaPWLhyoJ7Aabout?disable_polymer=1 And then check my "Channels" tab. ru-vid.com/show-UCB9ezXYprgvhMaPWLhyoJ7Achannels?disable_polymer=1 Also, have you thought about Quantum Computers to solve big algorithms for warp drives like the Alcubierre - Froning Warp Drive? A Quantum Computer, especially one with Spintronics and Photons for the Qubits, made out of Graphene material, well.. just the Qubits alone could solve big algorithms, not just with a.i. alone, because the Qubits make the computing very fast to solve big numbers, and Spintronics to tilt the Photons as Qubits, makes Quantum Teleportation of the Qubits really fast "faster than light", which will be used for the Quantum Internet in Australia by 2030, and the Netherlands wants to share a Quantum Internet with the world in 3 years. Though.. keep in mind that we can build the warp drives, we just need an energy source, which his why scientists are searching for Dark Energy. Dark Energy also makes up our universe, a lot of it, and a Type - 4 Advanced Civilization would use all the energy in the universe, so this could potentially place us at a Type - 4 Advanced Civilization or just for the energy source and warp drives alone as a Type - 4. And let that sink in, we literally just need the energy source for the Alcubierre - Froning Warp Drives. Find a playlist on the Alcubierre - Froning Warp Drives in my Graphene playlist's description, in the Graphene playlist link above. Do your research if you don't believe any of this about the Quantum Computer, I have playlists on this, in the same channel found in the Graphene playlist link, go to that channel and find other playlists using the Graphene playlist link above. Quantum Computers could also be used to solve energy problems for the warp drives, especially as Quantum Computers mature, they will have more Qubits with less errors and they will be faster. Imagine using Quantum Teleportation for space communication, we already have the Mars CubeSat 1 and 2 that were tested in late 2018, they are a new form of space communication that sends information from Mars back to Earth in a few minutes, and it was proven successful. This fast space communication will be used for all over the solar system, for fast communication / transmissions, in the near future, and probably sooner than you think. I'm sure Nasa had the idea to use the Mars CubeSats for the next solar system we visit and other solar systems, but now imagine Quantum Teleportation instead, since it's faster than light, and the technology is maturing so it's already been tested a few years ago by China with their satellite, small packets of data on particles were sent to the satellite using Quantum Teleportation aka Quantum Entanglement. I have a playlist on all that in my other channel, in the Graphene playlist link above, find the other playlists on the channel that way. Just imagine Quantum Teleportation, and space communication at that level through space and for the next solar system. And if Australia wants to do this by 2030, and the Netherlands wants to share their Quantum Internet with the world in 3 years, with Quantum Teleporation, then that means it can work all over the world, and that is far, but also because China tested it with a satellite. Again as this matures, imagine the possibilities to go beyond limits. Quantum Teleportation is just the first step, space communication will go beyond this later on. Again please check the Graphene playlist, and then go to the rest of that channel for other playlists on everything mentioned.

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but the best thing is that if we transformed Mars ti second earth 60% of earth population might live there that means earth's global warming will decrease ... which is two kill we will save earth and we will build Mars ...

@@elisabethgeorge4713 the gravity is only like 35% of earth's , earth creatures like us will never be able to live there , unless we evolve to survive but if that happens we will not be human anymore

@@constantinethecataphract5949 Well, yes, but actually no. If all lifeforms that we send on Mars were to adapt to it's gravity they would probably look somewhat different but they would still be that animal nevertheless and it should be similar if not the same with humans

The problem is we have to much

but the best thing is that if we transformed Mars ti second earth 60% of earth population might live there that means earth's global warming will decrease ... which is two kill we will save earth and we will build Mars

Global warming on Earth is like a couple degrees over decades. A couple degrees on Mars would do virtually nothing to bring it to comfortable temperatures. We would need a greenhouse effect of *dozens* of degrees! Good luck getting that.

Lmfao

@@DANGJOS ok :)

Kyle at Because Science has offered some solutions for that. A "sun shield" at L5 thats a massive asteroid converted into a massive EMF generator. It wouldn't need to be the diameter of Mars, it would just need to be an elextro magnet large enough to cast a Mars sized "shadow"

Also don’t forgot about the radiation on the soil, deep space gamma rays and the sun. Terraforming Mars isn’t a good idea to me imo

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Exactly what I was going to say, they left out the most important part!

Lauri you just need to hit it with a bit more stuff from the Ort cloud or whatever... get a bunch in the same spot and you would heat the subsurface up a lot at nodal points for the seismic waves... Or with only slightly more difficulty you could truck gas from Venus or star lift it off the sun at a higher rate than it is lost... if you gave it any sort of an ocean the gas would out last you and your hundreds of times great grand children... even if we master ageing You can also use shields as noted by another commenter.

High iq comment

Seen a video called Are there any Straight RU-vid Commentors? Which by your theory makes you gay

@@nicosmind3 gay BUT not wrong

The same is true for headlines in general.

Like that old educational video titled "Do women like sex?" Turns out they just pretend to enjoy it for relationships. Poor things.

Or go the route of Venus where the atmosphere is so thick that it is a radiation shield. The best way to do that is to add mass = Smash comets babehhh

No they are not. It's the atmosphere that does 90%+ of heavy lifting when it comes to protection from radiation. It takes a long time for an atmosphere to dissipate - millions of years at the minimum. A magnetic "shield" would only be preferable when we introduce lighter gasses into the atmosphere - i.e oxygen at the last stages of terraforming. Lighter gasses tend to escape easier and some magnetism erodes them slower, just like on Earth. Actually Earth's escape of gases right now is faster than Mars'. And Mars does have a magnetic field still but it's localized and in some places even stronger than Earth's.

Venus has no internally generated magnetic filed yet has a strong induced magnetic field that is produced by interaction from solar wind and the atmosphere. So your assertion that you cannot get a natural magnetic field without a liquid core is wrong.

@@strategicthinker8899 How thick do you think we'd have to make the atmosphere on Mars before its atmosphere started generating a magnetic field? 70 bar? 100 bar? not to mention how hot it would need to be. doesnt sound livable, does it? I dont remember stating that the magnetic field had to be produced by the internals of mars ,either. That's essentially out of the question considering the kind of technology we have atm.

Facepalm.

He subconsciously meant :"That's a flat Earther, that's a round Earther".

Why not Earthian?

@@jadymartins9387 Earthling has been part of the language since early comic books and sci fi tv shows.

In sci-fi novels with agency it’s often like saying “New Yorker” now. Like The Expanse. From my understanding, “New Yorkling” came from older novels with aliens talking down to the human race.

@@hmdshokri mars is flat tho

It is a good idea if we want to have a backup of humanity in case something goes wrong with our planet. Also, the idea of humans living on Mars is freaking awesome!

Nope, we can send nukes just from space

yeah and we're very close to that so what's the problem with a bit of thinking ahead?

@Mika Hamari Been there, six times. There is actually MORE evidence proving the landings than there is for the Allied invasion of Normandy on D-Day in 1944. Of course, if you only go to denier websites for your information about space exploration, you will not have seen any of that evidence. Try NASA.gov for TRUE information.

@Mika Hamari dude. I've worked I the top secret classified plants that you folks think are hiding camera equipment and sound stages. I can now officially legally say this much, and only this much; Its top secret because they are decades ahead of what you've seen. And the gov't has been there since the 1950's. Put IBM's quantum computer to shame and make Musks rockets look like little toys for bed time advanced. There haven't been any little green men visiting but there are definitely U.F.O.s advanced. . . And that's just the stuff that's been declassified. Or did ya really think the gov't spends $1k per hammer? Or spends $10 per paperclip? Well. My work order called them hammers and paperclips ;) Tsk tsk. Was it so easy to pull the wool over your eyes? The point is to be transparent enough to terrify our enemies with what they don't know... Not fool you.

Climatologists don't talk very much about prehistoric earth climate like the Jurassic where the earth CO2 levels were 5-10x higher than current levels. The earth survived!!

Far enough that we're doing the reverse here on earth

@@1995DylanJ lol this killed it hahaha 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Far enough that we won't even get to 2200 cuz climate change so we die

Yeap

Lol right?

I mean people could say the same thing like a thousand years ago.

Justin Highsmith Maybe theres a life form out there that think’s earth needs their version of Terraforming. Then what. How about taking care of the miracle we have before we F up another planet.

@@johnnyloungejazz5477 everybody wants to clean the environment until its time to reduce the population. Are you volunteering?

Hold my beer is what morons say, moron

@@DavidRDavidRoss morons also insult people for no reason such as yourself

@@DavidRDavidRoss you must be my intellectual equal.

Venusiform. 😥

Uranusform

jaguar warrior ?

@jaguar warrior elon donated 10 times the amount of trees mr beast did so shut up

@jaguar warrior elon musk donated 1 million on teamtrees

@WolraadWoltemade 1652 how, exactly, is every planet warming?

@@grant5463 right Mars literally did the opposite lol

Float Circuit the earth is closer than mars to the sun

Global warming is a joke, do you guys not know that the earth was literally covered in molten rock being bombarded by asteroids for millions of years we won't kill the planet but we might kill ourselves.

The Mandalorian *Global warming isn’t a joke. It’s really happening. But you are right that the planet will continue to go on.*

undertow imagine a earthquake lmao

@@allendavis5123 we suspend the habitats in the ceiling, ww2 style.

This is what i have been saying, tunnel networks would be easy to seal. Pretty sure this is the end goal of the boring company.

meg sinzoa true didn’t think of that, was just imaging a house underground being thrown around

@@allendavis5123 1. Mars doesn't have active tectonic plates which means no quakes. 2. "Earthquake" is a term for quakes on Earth.

That would take many thousands of years, even if they are Martian years.

I'd go with solar panels connected to basic station keeping ion engines and electromagnets at the L1 Lagrange point. Dump enough there and it just might block the solar wind. Just not sure if the bubble the field creates will fit Mars in it or if the solar wind hits Mars when it flows around the field formed by the electromagnets.

What makes people believe it had an atmosphere?

@@clairpahlavi The whole planet is covered in rust and perchlorate. The oxygen making up the Fe2O3 and ClO4 had to come from somewhere, and it's reasonable to assume that it was from an atmosphere. How that atmosphere came to contain oxygen leads to the presumption that there was once life. Of course, I could be wrong, I'm not a planetary scientist, or geologist, or even a chemist.

@@clairpahlavi Who told you Mars does not have a atmosphere? We know for a fact it has so why deny it. What is next? The Earth is round? No one is falling for that.

lol

How could we attack something uninhabitated?

so now we're "liberating" other planets?

@@csatacsibe crazy right? you should ask them that

@@simply_exploring I dont know if we could call that liberating, or attacking... I think we just use them. We just try to spread through the solar system and the galaxy, which also means, earth based life would be a multi-planet life form, which is great. Attacking is a bad word, but I dont find bad anything about it. Life has always sperading, and that would be a point of time, when life would reach a really important level for its survival.

Yeah! Justice for Mars! *earth crumbles *

JøshDaNørwegianMøøse lol

JøshDaNørwegianMøøse it took me 1000 years 😂

I would start with mining, farming, factory, colonist buildings, and simple business... Don't play the game, but going to. Ether way, need about 2 to 4 farms for 1 colonist building. 2 to 4 mines for 1 factory. 1 to 4 business per colonist building. 2 to 4 factories for 1 business. ... Just my take on it.... Always start with farming, mining, and colonist.

Wow, that game should be more popular!

Have some gosh dang FAITH Arthur!!!!

@@CompactDisc7227 Don't forget the flying cars !!!

In our timeline space X will land on Mars

Carlo Derwig even if that were true, it would take 10K-100K for mars to be able to hold its own atmosphere equivalent to earth. Unfortunately none of what you say is true and even if it were, your health insurance isn’t footing the billion dollar price tag to extend your life.

Health insurance? You have no idea what's going on do you? Everything you experience will be totally different In a few years

Well sure, it's seems like a contradiction because it's a simplification. Basically, one guy wants to colonize Mars while the rest of us kinda complain about Earth going to shit but without doing much about it :P

a lot of people are worried about our atmosphere, I’d say a lot more than the people who want to terraform mars

@Jacques Souvenir Exactly! It's a beautiful idea to terraform Mars, in the same time in the event of a success, how long will it last against solar radiation without a magnetic field? Not long enough, unfortunately.

Don’t need to. Create artificial magnetic field with satellites.

We can have artificial magnetic field.

There is a ideia that can fix that problem too. A massive shield in the space that could filter or redirect the sun light as needed. Yes, the shield is bigger than the planet. 😁

@@sebastienraymond3648 tens of thousands of years is way more than enough, by then our tech will be way more advanced and we could move to and terraform other planets

@@realsemig l agree!

Okay then! Good stuff!

ThePassiveMilk This needs to become a new TV show ASAP.

@@MrCubFan415 might be the new Firefly xD

@@Yarblocosifilitico no it's the new firefly and castle and Nathan makes an appearance but doesn't define the series.

Is there an Anime about that?

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@Vatsavai Venkata Satya mangapathi raju bronze

Thats it were banishing you on mars.

I hate niggas like you. Comments in a way relating to the topic thinking you sound pretty cool but in reality you are cringe.

@@satyadeepborah1143 Thanks, that's what I do. Make my friends cringe so hard that they actually like me.

planetist!

Climate change is natural! If you can explain how we came out of the ice age without man made CO2, you can maybe change my mind!

@@wullymc1 I think it's more about how fast we are changing the climate compared to the natural processes that indicate the influence CO2 has on our climate.

@@taj4137 CO2 means more plants! The C02 level has also been much higher in the past than what it is now!

@@wullymc1 Sure, I fail to see how this is a counterpoint to my argument.

@@taj4137 The fact that the C02 levels have been up to 40x higher than what they are now does not coincide with periods of a warmer climate. There is zero evidence that C02 has ant effect on the global temperature. The concentration of C02 in the air you breath out is 100 times more than what's in the atmosphere. The The 2 biggest causes of global warming are atmospheric moisture and the sun hence why it is never frosty when it's cloudy!

Maciej Maciej - yup

@Brainjock a dead rock cycle also means no Crustal recycling which is also important for maintaining a stable terra like environment.

What about heating the core up somehow

but the best thing is that if we transformed Mars ti second earth 60% of earth population might live there that means earth's global warming will decrease ... which is two kill we will save earth and we will build Mars

true but there is plan to that ...but the best thing is that if we transformed Mars ti second earth 60% of earth population might live there that means earth's global warming will decrease ... which is two kill we will save earth and we will build Mars

You are absolutely correct, how do they think Mars got that is in the first place. I cannot imagine a plan for that, it requires the interior to become a dynamo of molten iron moving in such a way to create a Van Allen belt such as our here on earth.

Having an artificial magnetosphere at one of mars' Lagrange points makes the most sense to me. It would act like a shield protecting mars from solar winds. Fraser Cain has a good video explaining this - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE--aOGqBt32rI.html

@@noahbradshaw3774 Thank you appreciate the feedback, and will look into that.

You are Absolutely Correct my Friend. This is what I keep trying to tell people., also the Planet Mars has sort of a Wobble to it and and the Poles are Exactly Vertical and not at a 23.5 Degree Tilt like the Planet Earth, and our Earth has a Moon Between it and the Sun which keeps our Gravity in check. God Bless our Little Moon, without it we could not Exist as a Species.

Beware of our own planet, too many problems like fires floods CO2 etc here on earth needs our attention first!

Marijke Vissers theres nothing we can do now

@@koryrae1399 Shit you people are an actual apocalyptic cult.

Even farther since we landed on the moon and have a very good idea about the regolith

I would be okay with colonizing the moon instead of mars since it’s more practical

Exactly.

nah the moon is like a dead rock with no life standards ... mars is easier to colonize than the moon ... the only thing that makes it hard is that its far ... I mean really far

Thats why o'Neil cylinders are a better idea for space colonization. Tho there is a way to create earth gravity on Mars, we just need to hollow it out and fill it with hydrogen and helium, gasses that we can change their density

@Sjors The technology is unproven and best estimates is that it would take thousands of years to get a suitable atmosphere. And these are estimates.

@Prowler Cam I fear it might be as well. Some at NASA are giving us 40 years tops before all hell breaks lose. I'll be dead by then but it bothers me that we failed to act way sooner.

Do you people have to ruin everything with ManBearPig?

@Sjors Understanding basic physics does not equate to proven technology, it does give us a working theory. Once the theory is successfully tried, then and only then does it mean that it is proven. Until then it's a theory.

@@slyack Ghost in the shell. Take your brain and help it stay alive inside a robot body.

You are saying that we should kill every One and make clones of them that have a robotic body, and we don't even know how to do that, so, screw it

What is the use of such a crap existence.

At least that is an idea - but allso pretty far out in the future.

@@averagecommenter4623 pffft ... you will need a soul

I can think of worse hells

Australia 2.0

Gay

Light year is a unit of distance. Like meters, feet, miles etc

@@Mr30friends Come on, That was a joke

@@Mr30friends yep,how much time will it require for humans to cover that distance, think about it.... It's a pun bro....

Dimbulbs like Elon musk say one million people on Mars by 2050.LMFAO. Good luck with that.

@Brainjock Gotta get there first. #facepalm

@BrainjockHe has done some good things but he's a bullshit artist. Just look at his covid BS. Hyperloop...nope. Rockets are basically the same as NASA has been using forever. There's a reason the other ”fly to Mars” company folded. Mars will almost certainly be a one way journey and the sheer cost of getting enough materials, food and water to Mars plus fuel to get back....not happening.

It is not really related, preserving this earth has to do with corrupt and greedy governments and corporations. And alot of people on here dont even care about preserving it which is completely fucked up but thats the way it is. Going to mars and starting a civilization there has to do with exploring the universe and leaving our home, going to new places never been to before and it also increases the chance of us humans surviving some massive extinction event which will undoubtely happen somewhere in the future.

@@benl8962 well it is related in that Mars would serve as a backup, in case we destroy Earth or it gets destroyed by the cosmos. But yeah, very well said. What's really ironic is that one person started two whole things (Mars colonization and electric cars) that both benefit all of us and yet he still gets accused of not caring about Earth :| If you think about it, Musk is doing what the UN should be doing... But of course the UN is not the global government it aspired to be, so we better be happy about Musk.

@@Yarblocosifilitico yeah i completely agree. However mars would only serve as a backup in case of some major extinction event. In other cases it would be way easier to restore the earth instead of terraforming mars

@@benl8962 yeah true, it's a worst case scenario. But on a positive scenario, a colony on Mars would certainly advance science, and I want to believe there's a chance for a fresh start with the economical/political system (at least just tone down the systemic addiction to profit growth).

@@Yarblocosifilitico yeah! It will greatly increase our scientific knowledge to go there with all the challanges and difficulties it brings on mars. And I do think that being able to make mars liveable could help a great deal to helping preserve and restore the earth to a healthy state

Greenhouse effect is why you exist.

@@strategicthinker8899 It's also making icebergs melt, raising average sea levels, and why we're having unprecedented hot summers these days.

Or maybe we will, like so many other things that were obviously impossible until some really passionate ppl did them...

Axel Sama It will happen, But not in our lifetimes

Kur Norock me too dayum

Kur Norock so , find a way to live forever , if you find that then dm me @risku_ku or @+62 813 2585 0281 thx

Take solace in the fact that no generation after you will ever accomplish this task. Terraforming dead planets is sci-fi, not a real possibility regardless of any future technology.

@@fullyawakened Heavier than air flying machines are impossible. Curing cancer is impossible. Giving artificial eyesight to the blind is impossible. Making a tasty hamburger from anything other than a cow is impossible. Preventing infectious diseases is impossible. Having in your hand a gadget that allows you to talk to the world, watch videos from the world, write your thoughts, play, buy, consult maps and get directions, find the love of your life, is pure sci-fi.

Plenty of cool shit happening already. Curiosity and Insight sending info from Mars, other probes from the Moon and the Sun itself, the Voyagers from far away. If you focus in the knowledge more than in the adventure, your life will be full of cool shit.

Short answer really is highly unlikely. Even if its atmosphere is terraformed, we still need to create a polar magnetic field (which mars doesn’t have) to protect it from solar wind or flares to keep the radiation low.

Because money

I can’t recall which movie that’s from... not totally...

@@TrapperBV Two weeks!

lol

Hate to be the one to tell you but Earth has been here long before us and will be here long after us. Sounds like you've been listening to the Democrat fear-mongering too long

Actually we are not, even if we explode all the nuclear bombs we have on the Earth, we will certainly kill ourselves and most of other species, but Earth? Na she'll be just fine in a couple of years. So maybe we are near to destroy ourselves and other animals and stuff but we are pretty far away from being able to destroy a frickin planet.