What If NASA Had Unlimited Budget? | Unveiled

NASA has achieved A LOT since it was founded in the 1950s. It's put astronauts on the moon, contributed to the International Space Station, sent probes to every solar system planet and influenced hundreds of everyday inventions back here on Earth. So, what could NASA achieve if money wasn't an issue? In this video, Unveiled imagines a world where NASA has an unlimited budget to do everything it's ever wanted to!

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[unveiled]

What do you think NASA should spend its budget on?

[thisiszaphod]

What if Elon Musk had an unlimited budget?

[biohazard]

its sad that paper 'money' is stopping us doing these things

[petem]

How about we stop military spending world wide and have a global space exploration program?... no, too sensible?

[MultiStor]

What if NASA and Education had a unlimited budget.

[jpbernier]

For the warp drive, it is inadvisable to do so inside a solar system because exceeding light speed near a gravity well can be dangerous if the gravitational potentials are not precisely taken into account (Star Trek: The Motion Picture)

[vipskul]

Even if they had unlimited budget, resources on earth are limited, so can't continuously send satellites and fuels out side earth for these missions !!

[ericcornish]

We'd all be In a better world, we would be further along in progress as a species in space exploration and in space tech! It's something that seriously needs to happen instead of putting money into destroying and subjugating our fellow neighbors in the next countries, we could also benefit if NASA would share this space tech around the world because it would bring us as a species closer together with one common goal expand our knowledge of space and the universe and getting better space tech to go further out into deep space, looking for other earth like planets that we can settle on in the future! All I have to say is why hasn't this been done yet, that is the really sad and depressing thing about humanity!

[moonsorrow]

We be colonising the moon and space and mars earlier then now..and we have a mega spaceship that will travel to other planets..in our solar systems

[mavenous]

At least they could develop plasma induced rockets. Right now to get to Mars it takes 6-8 months. With plasma induced rockets it takes 39 days. They have a "model t" version of the rocket at the air and space museum in DC.

[myfavoritemartian]

We would have been sending probes and robotic rovers to other planets, placing more orbital telescopes and making more CG videos. (While our feet are planted firmly on terra firma)

[theweirdo]

Video summary: if NASA had an unlimited budget, technological advancements wouldn't instantly speed up like alot of people think it would, but it would mainly offer alot more potential for future tech and space missions, it would give way to more available side projects that could possibly speed up new findings or make more future testing potential available or could allow NASA to make more often minimalist new consumer inventions that could possibly make million dollar markets

[linschin]

A warp drive seems very scary but exciting.

[EazyE]

Unlimited? How about half the military budget 🤷🏾‍♂️

[sikandarabbas]

Budget could be unlimited but resources on Earth are limited.

[jamest.]

I think a effiecent engine could be based on a partical accelerator, it gas been on my mind for years!

[Kaio_Kid]

Can't they just put the infinity symbol in their bank account?

[nameci]

Well when Cochran discovers the warp drive in 2063 according to star trek there will bee unlimited budget no money will exsist

[mauricioabyara]

To create a fold would have to convert the mass of an entire planet at one time into energy.
With an unlimited budget NASA could develop more real things like direct deuterium-helium-3 nuclear fusion propulsion fuel itself is abundant throughout the Solar System and anywhere on the Milky Way.

[hg]

What if everyone had an unlimited budget