Preparing Mankind's Greatest Journey | Research for Mars | FD Engineering

Preparing Mankind's Greatest Journey | Research for Mars | FD Engineering

The race to travel to the Red Planet is on!

Yet, reaching Mars represents a challenge that goes far beyond anything encountered before. For whereas the round trip to the Moon of the Apollo XI mission last eight days, it will take 3 years to get to Mars and come back. National space agencies, scientists and private businesses are competing to find pioneering ways to be part of this adventure and are investing colossal sums of money to achieve their goal.

In this one-off, we will meet with the world-leading scientists, engineers and innovators who are at work all over the world to make the trip possible. Every single aspect of human survival is being considered, and solutions are being sought. Come onboard and find more about what is going to be packed for Mars! What rocket is capable of travelling such a long distance? How can the human body be trained to adapt to living in an environment without gravity ? How will food and water be produced? Which dwellings the first Humans will inhabit on Mars? And, even more important, how will one be able to cope both mentally and physically with the ordeal and limited space?
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[loriwilliams]

Every time I see this landing it brings tears to my eyes!!!

[enigman]

When they can put a crew in orbit around the Earth and keep them there UNSUPPLIED for a year, then you can think about going to Mars. Until then . . .

[harrypitts]

Music bed is overpowering couldn't finish

[adriansanchez]

11:41 what type of accent is this? is that a native french speaker

[palanthis]

You have to love baseless conjecture being presented as "science".

[qray]

This is how the moon landing went.STAGE!

[philochristos]

It doesn't look like that's going to happen in my lifetime. 😞

[sanjlutchman]

Scatter all kinds of seeds on mars and hope for a miracle to happen. If the seeds germinate it will change mars forever.

[Kenny-zvpp]

Mars isn't capable of reaching the temperature of the earth, so they've never been twins.

[kipcoulter]

Given all the hazards of living on mars. I wonder why they don’t just try to build something like battleship galactica. A self sufficient starship that could harbour several hundred thousand people and travel between stars seems easier. Over millennia the starship crew could develop better propulsion systems. This seems like an easier way of securing human existence.

[theshimario]

This documentary is old its already 2023 and this was made in 2016

[Kenny-zvpp]

Humanity has finally advanced when and if we can venture into space-time without an offensive weapon aboard our Craft. A defensive shield, but no weapons.

[mrtommyboy]

Interesting film totally wasted by the unnecessary loud background music which was louder than the dialogue in most places

[senamy]

It will shock earthlings to the bons if any form of live will be find on Mars .

[geraldjunior]

Just by his breathing in the suit he will lose too much oxygen for that it has to be exercising his breathing technique

[JasmineJDMgirl]

WHy not build a moon base on the moon first get that rite an we could launch to anywhere an the moon has loads of goodies for such research 😮😮😅😅😮😮

[kerainaran]

At night some star would be like flood lights to human because they will be closer to humankind there

[dylanireland]

Humanity's greatest journey is to find peace with each other as well as live in symbiosis with the earth. So what if we get to mars.. Only a matter of time before we ruin that place as well.jezz I am feeling positive today!🎉😂

[retired]

Putting billions into this instead of fixing the dumpster fire that is society is hilarious to me. 😂😂 If 5000 people working together can do this, think what 8 billion people could do. Mankinds priorities. 😂😂😂🤦

[jaswinderkaur-silw]

Quintillion and quintillion dollars business in space electricity