How NASA Plans To Get Astronauts Back From Mars!

How NASA Plans To Get Astronauts Back From Mars!

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Mars Colonization News and Updates

The Space Race is dedicated to the exploration of outer space and humans' mission to explore the universe. We’ll provide news and updates from everything in space, including the SpaceX and NASA mission to colonize Mars and the Moon. We’ll focus on news and updates from SpaceX, NASA, Starlink, Blue Origin, The James Webb Space Telescope and more. If you’re interested in space exploration, Mars colonization, and everything to do with space travel and the space race... you’ve come to the right channel! We love space and hope to inspire others to learn more!

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[bobboby]

It's not interstellar travel if you aren't travelling between stars

[dlewis]

I think the SpaceX Starship is supposed to address all of these problems.

[EthanGasaway]

A solve to the problem of the rocket being unable to launch vertically on mars could be hydraulics. They could be used to stabilize a launch pad or just the rocket itself. The lower gravity of mars would require less power to level it too.

[debbieanne]

I witnessed the first human Moon landing in 1969. I'm not holding my breath to see any human land on Mars and return safely

[qownson]

I'm loving this Modern Space Race this century.

Very intrigued how things will turn out. Lot's of big and small players trying to race their way to the top.

[denmorin]

This is really well done. The editing keeps you engaged with much of the information not found elsewhere, unless of course you do your research. If you're time is constrained, this channel allows you to thin out your subscription list so to speak.

[MoKhera]

Some sort of nuclear powered booster should be sitting in orbit around both planets, then other craft could use these to travel to and from the moon/mars - meaning the fuel they carry is only used landing or taking off from Mars - sounds too easy to be doable - only problem is we just don't have nuclear powered boosters. Though I'm sure NASA and others are working on that. I'll go an watch the podcast :) Great content as usual.

[kodiakbear]

Mars rocket lad attempts their first ocean recovery. By the way, I have difficulty communicating because I had a stroke in Broca’s area, the part of the brain that controls speech. 2/8/2021 but I lived again. (My wife helped me compose this.)

[nutier]

Amazing video ! I like it so much . Thank you for sharing . Happy week-end to you !

[jimgreen]

The Space Race, another good video. However, at the 2:00 mark, I was surprised to hear you say that a trip to the moon (not Alpha Centauri) is interstellar travel on easy mode. I guess so, as I've always thought this trip qualifies as interplanetary, since the prefix 'inter' means 'between', i.e., 'between planets', and interstellar means travel between stars, as they do on Star Trek and Star Wars, at faster than light speeds. Right?

[terrydaniels]

Fascinating it will be amazing times in the future

[jamesherron]

I know the answer to this title NASA is going to hire SpaceX. That’s how they’re going to do it do it.

[craigw.scribner]

Thanks for another interesting and well-researched video from a subscriber. I wanted to point out, though, that "Lunar LEM" (2:28) is a bit redundant (the "L" in "LEM" or "LM" stands for "Lunar").

[alexanderx]

What about the relative timing of transfer windows? How much time is there after a hohmann transfer to mars before the beginning and end of the hohmann transfer window from mars to earth?

[TrevorSullivan]

I've been on Starlink for more than 2 years and I'm pretty happy with it. Hoping they can increase bandwidth and reduce latency further. Upload bandwidth is the biggest limitation for me, but I make it work.

[dannypope]

It’s CRAZY how much more advanced SpaceX is…

Any update from other rocket companies I here I’m just shocked. They are all at least a decade behind SpaceX (maybe even 20-30 years behind, based on their speed of iteration)

[SargentRail]

I’m so lucky being young in this age so I can experience this when it happens. The human fascination in space is just bonkers.

[henryhawthorn]

There has to be several uncrew missions to Mars that safely return to earth before we sent humans to do the same in the future. Keep in mind, that there has never been a spacecraft returning safely to earth from Mars; such it has been the case of the moon when several Soviet space probes took samples on the Moon, and then return to earth. The Chinese has done the same within the last year, I believe.

[nesseihtgnay]

Rocket science is freaking hard, you got to make everything near protect

[cadosian]

This is like, my favorite Space Channel rn. I like the stock editing 😅 and it feels very personable. Very underrated channel. Love this