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I find it extremely unlikely that we will have the beginning of a Mars colony in 2035. That’s too soon.

Ppl in 1970 say that in 2000 we will have flyng cars.. here we are in 2024 we still drive cars from 30 years ago. So good luck with mars colonization

So interesting to see a story/prediction timeline that goes into the FAR future with Martian colonization, rather than just stopping at the standard, "we can breathe the atmosphere because of science" and that's it. Don't get me wrong, that alone could have been fascinating, but this channel managed to take it up several notches in terms of quality by exploring a future where humans live on Mars and consider it to be just as ancient and foundational as Earth is to one of us.

The average natural radiation level on Mars is 24-30 rads or 240-300 mSv per year. This is about 40-50 times the average on Earth.

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Make me wonder what might happen first - the transformation of Mars to Earth 2, or the transformation of Earth to Mars 2

This is a useful organized imagined Martian future! Very interesting and hopeful!

One of the best look ahead videos I have seen. Well worth watching if you are a Mars fan.

I'm truly fascinated by the latest advancements in Mars colonization, particularly the progress in habitat design and life support systems. The utilization of in-situ resource utilization (ISRU) to create sustainable living conditions is ingenious, as it minimizes the amount of resources that need to be transported from Earth. I'm also intrigued by the ongoing research into terraforming techniques and how we might one day create a more Earth-like atmosphere on Mars. It's exciting to think about the potential for a self-sustaining colony on the Red Planet within our lifetime.

No way there is the amount of progress through 2055 depicted here.

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This was a phenomenal video. Teach me the ways 😊

El video esta genial, me encanta cuando recrean lo que explican mas si es del futuro prospero e utópico mas no distopico

Settling in lava tubes and caves, seems to me a far safer and better idea than any habitats on the surface.

The winds in any sandstorm on mars carry extremely little energy. Even at its greatest thickness, the atmosphere is only 12 millibars. That means a 100mph wind on Mars exerts the same force as a 1mph wind on Earth. Unfortunately, that scene in The Martian where the astronaut gets blown down a hill simply cannot happen. Also note that; unless there is a lot of dust in the air, the sky on Mars is blue, just like it is on Earth.

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الانسان في المستقبل البعيد سوف يصل إلى قوة الالهه وأكثر ويحول الكون والأكوان المتعددة إلى جنة الفردوس الخالدة ❤

Mind blowing video 👍👍

Fascinating! I have come to the conclusion that I was born 500 years too early. I wish I could experience living full time on Mars - it has been a very deep passion (read obsession) of mine since the dawn of my existence in this present space time continuum 😔

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Meanwhile most of us cant afford groceries.

This was very cool to watch!

Why does it feel like it's just a hugely interesting concept limited within the walls of a (big) dome. I guess it's experimentally feasible...

A good effort. Do recall that due to the very low atmospheric pressure on Mars, the winds of a Martian sandstrom at best would feel like a light breeze ;) The tragedy described would more than likely be an industrial accident or caused by a inexperienced colonist.

In actuality, the habitation on Mars will be underground, not in domes. Micrometeorites would destroy the domes, plus giant dust storms and relentless radiation.

It’s possible a war could break out between Red Mars (who want to preserve the original environment for exploration and the possibility of a second Genesis) and Green Mars (who want the environment to sustain a diverse and unique living biosphere, to call it a Second Earth) factions.

I think to bring people down a bit to reality in physics I highly suggest Common Sense Skeptic. Because we'll need to basically bring everything there.

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I know it’s just a speculation but I think we’re going to have a mars related accident before 2065. I would hope we never do but as history shows, we are human and we do make mistakes often. Very interesting to speculate on the future, especially right now as we’re most definitely on an exponential curve of advancement so there’s really no telling what will happen even in 10 years.

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what is the title of the movie used/included in the video?

Nice one

If we REALLY do reach Mars, it will one day be just like Earth. And just think, there are other planets out there. Once we reach one, we'll figure out how to reach others too

I just wonder with extreme advancements in robotics and AI if we might not do all of what was portrayed in this video in half the timeline outlined here.

Awesome video! Thanks for sharing! What about Terra forming Venus?

Amazing :)

A dysfunctional magnetosphere and the resulting solar radiation is not the reason for reduced gravity on Mars. The diminutive gravity on Mars is the result of Mars being less than 50 % the size and less than 35 % the mass of Earth. Such a difference in the mass comparison is the result of a massive collision that Mars suffered roughly 3.2 billion years ago from a (VLC) very large comet, that sheared off a significant portion of the inner heavy metal core of Mars, reducing it's mass, lowering it's gravity field. The irregular non-circular orbit of Mars around the Sun is evidence of this hard hit. At the time of this collision Mars was not completely solidified. It was still a planet that was cooling. Think of it as a soft boiled egg being hit by a tossed rock and 60 % of the yolk gets ejected outward and inward of the solar system. IE: The heavy metal Asteroid Psyche and the inner planet (mostly heavy metal) Mercury. These "could be" the remains of the inner heavy metal core of Mars. This is why there is very little gravity on Mars, it's unusually low mass count. Ever wonder why one side of Mars is very smooth with the great cracked canyon of Valles Marineris and the other side of Mars has normal geography with mountains and valleys ? You don't need to be Sherlock Holmes to figure this one out. The evidence is obvious for us all to see, even though the collision happened 3.4 billion years ago. We just need to have an open mind to the provided evidence. And all the water that was on Mars ? Well, that was from the (VLC) very large comet. Unfortunately over time Mars could not hold onto all that abundant water because of it's reduced mass, gravity. That is all. Peace out. ✌Speak the Truth. 🤟

I'm excited to see progress on Mars, but i won't live till the year 3000, but that's ok, i will still see enough.

No trees or waterfalls, good luck out there.

... with one correction: for the first group - it should be narrated as - the first crew is assembled from contractors. Since that is the actual nature of the first things that are significant, for the initial ground and air laying works to be done, up there. And the Earth-Mars-Moon constant transport, for any of it's trip leg, will run for just a week time, from either to another, so not a 'few weeks' trip, but it will be even faster than that, from either to-another of the three, as it will be very efficiently organized as a 3-point constant and regular transport system. And also correct: you want life and atmosphere on Mars, and elsewhere-suitable ? Just add water. (figure out the most efficient way to add water, and enough, as needed :).

"Born on Mars" is a good idea for a film

Imagine leaving this beautiful planet to go live in a dome forever.

Beautiful the Space Future is Epic

Before anyone lands there, there needs to be an artificial magnetosphere established at the L1 point. The preconditions for habitability have to be established first. You don't build a building on top of no foundations, you need the foundations first.

More than Half of the things stated in this video ain’t happening at all. The amount of challenges to overcome is far more insurmountable than we think it is.

alternate timeline - in the 2030's AI figures all that stuff out

I'm from the year 2100 and we were able to communicate back in time even though we haven't learned how to move our physical forms back. And I'm just calling to let you know that nobody has reached Mars yet. The psychological aspects destroyed most people as they attempted their various trips to mars. So, just letting you know. And by the way, all men look like Howie Mandel

This video beautifully delves into the grand possibilities of Mars colonization, spanning from the near future to millennia ahead. The vision presented here is not just a flight of fancy but a meticulously crafted roadmap toward humanity's expansion into the cosmos. From the initial challenges of establishing sustainable habitats to the eventual terraforming of the Red Planet, every step is portrayed with awe-inspiring detail. The timeline outlined, spanning from 2030 to 3000, paints a vivid picture of our species' potential evolution as a multi-planetary civilization. In the early stages, we witness the pioneering efforts of scientists and engineers, grappling with the harsh Martian environment while laying the groundwork for more permanent settlements. The use of advanced robotics, 3D printing, and resource utilization techniques highlights the ingenuity required to overcome the initial hurdles. As the decades pass, we see the gradual transformation of Mars from a barren landscape to a thriving ecosystem. Concepts such as atmospheric manipulation and the introduction of hardy plant life exemplify our ability to engineer planetary environments on a scale previously thought impossible. The emergence of self-sustaining colonies marks a significant milestone, symbolizing humanity's triumph over adversity and our innate drive to explore and conquer new frontiers. Looking further ahead, the video speculates on the cultural and societal shifts that may accompany long-term Martian habitation. Themes of identity, governance, and interplanetary diplomacy are explored, offering tantalizing glimpses into the complex tapestry of human civilization across the solar system. The notion of Mars becoming a truly independent and vibrant society, distinct from its Earthly origins, sparks the imagination and invites contemplation on the nature of our collective destiny. In the distant future, the possibilities are truly limitless. With technology far beyond our current comprehension, humanity ventures outwards to explore neighboring star systems and beyond. The colonization of Mars serves as a springboard for even greater feats of exploration and discovery, echoing the spirit of adventure that has propelled our species throughout history. Overall, this video serves not only as a thought-provoking speculation on the future of Mars colonization but also as a testament to the boundless potential of human ingenuity and ambition. It inspires us to look to the stars with hope and determination, knowing that our destiny lies not just on Earth, but among the countless worlds that await us in the Cosmo

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This will never happen unless their is some magnetic field to protect from solar winds and radiation. Also, the atmosphere most be protected from getting stripped away by the sun.

All those machines will have to have replacement parts, thats a lot of equipment being transported to a plant that is what? a years flight from earth. Nice daydreams for having the distant future . Those spaceships will have to be beyond huge. Great video of a dream.

An excellent video . Thank you . Am pretty sure Martian habitation and development will happen like this or very similar to it so your video is very accurate . Only thing I would question are to do with the time scales which seem far off the mark - Based upon the rate of development of the technology needed to accomplish even a trip to Mars via spaceX and or NASA, projections suggest towards the end of this century or early next and habitations by late next century and the first primitive marsian cities or colonies by the mid to late 23rd century . Even the quantum robots you mention won’t probably exist till mid to late this century or even early next as quantum computing is still in its infancy . I remember all the predictions for Marian travel since I was a child and firstly it was supposed to be 2000 then 2020 then 2025 then 2030 now it’s 2035 - the dates just keep getting pushed forwards . We haven’t even gone back to the moon yet and that’s was supposed to be in 2020 now it’s 2025 and I wouldn’t be surprised if it doesn’t get pushed to 2050 . Infact very little has developed in space technology since the 1970s but I do think it will happen but think we have a long way to go yet before we inhabit mars permanently and make it our home . Anyway thanks for the video .

I hope one day I will watch the sunrise from MARS

To make this real atleast 10% close then we have to make our next generations way smarter than what we are.

The movie "Mars" on Disney+ is an excellent show that gives us a glimpse of mars colonization. Theres a few scenes in the movie sprinkled throughout this video too.

The future really is a lot more exciting than most people realize. We just got off to a bad start in early 2020.

Dead Space awaits humans😅, hopefully we dont create unitologists

Isn't terraforming Mars far beyond the realm of sci-fi? The magnetosphere is far to weak and thin to prevent solar winds from stripping away atmosphere. Mars' core is not spinning fast enough to generate an atmosphere thick enough, and trying to restart the core would require more energy than the Sun generates.

Congratulations for sharing idealism which associates at mars

We need a next generation AI-driven-robots to work for many decades only to stay safe a single day on Mars. Remember - there's only one living planet out there, our Earth.

I wonder has anyone studied how human genes will change when living in Mars for generations.....will they still be the same as earthlings? if they are not, will these new Aliens consider themselves as part of earth civilization? In case their technology becomes more advanced than earth, will they come to attack earth?

when is the weather centers being est up there

The idea of any kind of monetary system being adopted in Mars is preposterous... Great video in any case 🙌

I disagree with the notion of melting the ice caps. At its highest atmospheric pressure, Mars can support liquid water only up to 10°C or 50°F. What would happen when you melt the ice cap is that it will flow to lower terrain and re-freeze. There's a better solution if you want usable water. At the west end of Valles Marineris is a feature called Noctis Labyrinthus, which is in the heart of the Tharsus region. The coordinates are 7°S, 93°W. There is a water ice glacier there which contains 36 billion tons or 8.7 trillion gallons of H2O, or just a bit larger than Lake Meade at the Hoover Dam near Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. The canyon floor is 4.35 miles deep, which provides twice the atmospheric pressure: 12.4 millibars, compared to 6.1 millibars at the datum level. The 3.75mi/6km high canyon walls also provide very good protection from cosmic radiation. Noctis will enjoy a relatively mild climate, as it is only 7 degrees south of the equator (258 miles). This would be an ideal choice for our first human activity and habitation on Mars.

Space x is not gonna get to mars first 😂 china will

You will never change

hey what about thorium reactors ?

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how would you keep a martian tourist ocupied in the nine moths it takes to get to mas and what do you do with stranded tourist either because od space weather or an earth pademic.

imagine that ur living there and they let you take your car from earth somehow and you can go anywhere and just watch these incredible rock landscapes

Very interesting stuff indeed . Once we get to 2100 and humans are harnessing telepathy to control fleets of bots I think that’s the beginning of the end for everyone lol

There are many ways to raise the planetary temperature and why would you want to melt down that polar ice caps in that way there is so much water floating around in space that can be used

what's the name of this movie?

🤞🏽 hope I live long enough to see half of this

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Not mentioned or portrayed is the fact that Mars only get 43% as much sun per square meter compared with Earth. So it'll be pretty dim there until they put an artificial light source in orbit or a huge mirror to increase the sunlight reaching the surface.

how do they get resources? For example from where they are going to get metals? where are they assembled? To that extent materials will be deprived in earth. How are they going to settle exchange?

Damn, i saw an dream, We started assamble air cleaner and stuff like it here on earth, and so we where already ongoing to produce things before we got them on mars, and used them on base on the moon, so it was safe!!

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It'd only make sense that Mars would eventually want its independence, as such it should be prearranged rather than something that is forced. One potential point could be once it reaches a milestone point/points.

In 2010 i had a dream very similar to this. My dream took place after it is established.

Would love to live and see this, hopefully we crack aging in the coming decades

Big issue with premise is you imply 1) man goes and settles Mars, then 2) we bring robots. The machine will be doing most of the work before humans, so the higher intelligent machine will be required.

nice scenario

A nice prognose, but I think we shall count + 10 - 20 years to every development

The fascinating plans

May I ask why do nobody create an inviroment inside moon like a spaceship ??

Let’s try taking care of home 1st (earth) before we start messing up other planets.

This is epic. It reflects the power of human intelligence

I find all of these predictions very optimistic, but I hope I am wrong.

how will u make it rain on mars ?

it is very beautiful, but for all this there must be peace on earth, a universal peace

I hope that there's at least a space industry for crewed spacecrafts in the 21st century. Imagine if private space companies of the future were to sell and use crewed spacecrafts for missions to Mars and other celestial bodies?

your optimism is... astronomical! in a terrestrial environment where humanity lives on credit on its resources, I am not even sure that it will still be here in two centuries to carry out these projects. I hope you are right

Where are they gonna get enough water from since most of it evaporated?