The Next 200 Years of SPACE COLONIZATION (Timelapse)

A sci fi documentary exploring a timelapse of future space colonization. Travel through 300 years, from 2052 to 2301 and beyond, and see how modern science fiction becomes reality.

Witness the journey of humans expanding from Earth, to the Moon, to Mars, and beyond.

Turning space into a second home, and becoming neighbours to the stars.

Other topic include: the development of fusion rocket engines, robot missions to Europa, advanced space colony building technology, a Venus floating city, the advanced Moon colony, advanced Mars colonization, asteroid mining stations, the future of quantum computer technology and building in space, simulations of a black hole, the galaxy, and the Big Bang, bio-engineering for space, advanced Asteroid deflection technology, and looking for life in the Universe.

Additional footage from: SpaceX

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Created by: Jacob

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Modern Science Fiction

A space colony sci-fi documentary, and a timelapse look into future technology and space exploration.

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Book recommendations from Elon Musk on artificial intelligence, future technology and innovations, and sci-fi stories (affiliate links):

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[LarryNgetich]

Going from stock images to AI-generated images has got to be the trippiest shift I've ever seen.

[evolema]

These kind of simulations are always way to optimistic about how fast we develop things.

[sas]

this is mind-blowing, not only about the story, but mostly about the use of AI to produce it

[bofloa]

it also predict only one race of people left

[cliffordwilson]

i wish i could live forever to see the amazing discoveries and technology we will have in the future.

[JackFortunello]

Nice to see that humanity is mostly gonna be made of ultra top models!

[LordBLB]

I would say the only thing you might have missed, is the science of extending the human life span. Genetic research is already on-going on this subject, and has been for several decades now. I have a feeling that sometime within the next 250 years, humans will figure out how to stop aging, or slow cell death indefinitely.

Great video!

[pixelfive]

A trillionaire building his own intergalactic space shuttle? How depressing that in 2299 humanity has still not resolved the problem of income inequality.

[tejasraysad]

WOW such a creative thinking, you should be putting so much brainstorming, then generating ai images, stock footages, audio recording, video editing. And for such masterpieces. Its worth the efforts, well done mate!

[oatnoid]

I have found that most science fiction writers are overly optimistic in their brief timelines. 752 humans on a moon colony by 2050? Ridiculous. There would have to be something there to make it profitable because space travel is ENORMOUSLY expensive.

[ArmstrongandTumbler]

Really crossing my fingers that we discover some kind of faster-than-light tech before then. It would be really cool if we could start going to other star systems without having to have multiple generations grow up on that colony ship.

[wavelogic]

Apparently in the future all astronauts are also top models.

[germainkrishtafenko]

I love these stories it always gives me inspiration after watching the video and after i want to do something

[Larss]

after watching this Im glad that my days are numbered

[goldfing]

2:50 The three body problem is depicted as a big problem for space travel, but it is solvable by numeric methods (that means: computer), which are used in space travel anyway, so this is nothing new and no insurmountable obstacle. After all, the journey of probes to the outer planets and the precision landings of rovers on Mars also had to take into account several celestial bodies and physical forces.

[BBBrasil]

3:48 I would expect this much earlier.
Imagine an underground dome.The circular wall is in fact an athlete flooring with a ramp profile. The faster you run, the more perpendicular to the center you'll be.
That way we can cheaply simulate a running workout in Earth's condition. Btu to stimulate workout we need something more. A Central Park of sorts.
The center is an aquaponic garden, lots of plants, humid air, but most important allergens to keep our immune system happy. A beautiful scenery for workout.

[PGHpartei]

This is far more interesting than many dystopian Sci-Fi Movies, i like more "utopian" Sci-Fi Movies / Visions <3

[eoyguy]

Apparently the Y chromosome is a rarity in the future...

[Chronomatrix]

I was born way too early, it's such a shame I'll never get to travel through the galaxy.

[joecam]

Alpha Centauri is the nearest star and planetary system to Earth – it is 4.37 light-years away, but it would take a human about 6, 000 years to get there with current technology.