The Reality of Terraforming Mars

The reality of terraforming marsis a bit different. Humans are the ones going to mars and even capture it. The main question today is, How? And once we get there, how are we going to survive Long-term? The red planet’s atmosphere is mostly carbon dioxide. The surface is very cold and the gravity is only about 38% that of earth. All conditions not favourable for human life.
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ut they can be changed. NASA has already announced its plan to send humans to mars by 2030, and SpaceX plans to do so by 2024 only. But once we get there we can use modern day state of the art technologies and models to terraform mars. In this article we will discuss how we will live and flourish on mars. In the first section we will talk about what happened to the red planet in the first place and then how we will build habitation, grow food and other necessities and survive on mars.

Scientists believe Mars was very different from the way it is now. It had much more sustainable conditions for life before, with water flowing on the surface. Some even believe life might have existed on mars before. The molten iron convecting in the planet’s core generated a powerful dynamo that sent waves of magnetism emanating out from the planet; this magnetosphere protected the planet from solar radiation. It was a time when fresh volcanic activities started building up an atmosphere comparable to that of Earth. The heat trapped allowed the moisture to cycle around the planet as part of the hydrosphere supplying water for rivers to flow, with a potential of biology. However over a period of time this magnetic generation stopped because of the cooling of the planet's core and the panel was left vulnerable to the never-ending barrage from the sun.

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Credits: Ron Miller
Credits: Nasa/Shutterstock/Storyblocks/Elon Musk/SpaceX/ESA/ESO
Credits: Flickr

Video Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:42 How are we going to survive long-term
03:59 Metal Organic Framework
05:04 International Space Station
05:16 Environmental Control and LIfe Systems
05:52 Mars Ice Home
08:15 Self Sustaining Grow Facilities
08:28 Biogenerative Life Support System
10:31 2,50,000 people to mars
10:46 A bright future for space explaration

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[teddyboukagain]

I have been hearing “humans are going to Mars in 10 years or less” for over 40 years, would be cool to see a human actually get to Mars & back before I die.

[botz]

3D printers are making the odds of surviving on other planets much more possible. Seriously, it's a game changer.

[hmingthanacolney]

While we are helpless in neutralizing global warming, terraforming Mars is beyond our dreams

[gtman]

We can't take care of Earth, and we are already here.
We are centuries away from putting the infrastructure on Mars to survive well, let alone thrive. That no atmosphere/magnetosphere isn't ever going to be beaten.

[Z-Diode]

There’s no terraforming of Mars. It’s way beyond our capabilities for the next 300 years.

[Sinistatnt]

You make my days, nights, and everything in between👋🏽

[humanitech]

We can't even live under our other (more local) ocean environments ...so Mars and space are equally going to be complex, challenging and problematic...but I guess the other bacteria we take with us might fair a little better for maybe longer. .lol

[glennspin]

Dam we are not even going to the moon on a regular basis ..so what makes mars so attainable 🤔😄

[sembutininverse]

awesome video, looking forward to seeing the next video

[markhumphrey]

we cant terraform earth how are we going to do mars

[JB-]

We should have robots go there and build everything first.

Maybe even human operated robots. Done remotely from Earth.

[danemb]

As a child I thought of nothing more than going to Mars I am now 85 years of age and care nothing more about it, I would just like to remind people of that Bio Lab experiment that was a huge failure and that was here on Earth. Those early years I thought of how we might survive on the Red Planet but all I can see now is the expensive failure that it will be, I couldn't write down all the things that could go wrong; I'm afraid that Mars is for dreamers but it may turn out to be a nightmare.

[mrknowitalllearned]

We need to stop calling these people astronauts. There colonists.

[njm]

Let's start by "terraforming" the Sahara desert or the south pole. Thousands of times easier LOL than Mars.

[halnineooo]

1:00 You know the render is an "artist render" when it shows a vessel firing its rockets full throttle pushing towards Mars in close vicinity.

[mlt]

The Dalek's could do it, they'd remove the planet core and install a giant gyroscope in there to create gravity.

[Swedeflyern]

Five ads in a 11min video. Impressive!

[nordlyssrlys]

If there are aliens on Mars, they are probably hiding coz to them we are the Alien Invaders 😂

[sumanisan]

Insane people's channel for sure💯❤️✨