Welcome to Mars - Video for kids space camp
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Epic Space Adventure: Mars Rover Rescue Kickstarter out xmas 2016: http://www.rover-rescue.com Introduction video made by request for kids summer space camp, introducing Mars and what is would be like to go and live there. Welcome to Mars! Mars is a really cool place. It's the 4th planet from the Sun, and the most Earthlike place we know of and could go and visit. Please feel free to leave any questions for me and I will answer them :)
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Boo I needed to watch this video in class or school
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is everybody a fucking 1st grader use spell check at lest
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cool vido I like it .
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in Mars ned to be live
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woah buddy I dont think that if theres life on mars theres life EVRYwhare.
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It was 1 Mars year when you guys posted that
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Good video
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Oh now I get it. Same land area because there are no oceans.
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This is really good and I like ur vids I just need to say.........
WOW!!!!!!!!
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Would still like to rent a moon though.
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Haha, maybe like Mars' moons Phobos and Deimos. But I do know that you can rent to country of Liechtenstein for a night for $70,000, minimum 2 nights. It sleeps 150.
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Does this mean instead of renting a room we can rent a moon?
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i would love to go to mars, ea.rth is too complicated. There is greed, corrupt politians, pollution etc... I'd much rather go to a place where we are creating life, rather than destroy it
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Plants: I think spirulina (blue-green algae, high in protein) is the best. Simple things to grow like the vegetables you would grow in your garden would be good - legumes like beans & peas, tomatoes, etc. I always wondered about mushrooms because they don't require light, but something I've been meaning to look into. Maybe aquaculture too for things like shellfish.
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Thanks! Since it's based on orbital trajectories and the alignment of the planets, the time taken to get there is not as flexible as it seems - it's highly non-linear. You could double the fuel without reducing the time very much. But a pretty standard transfer takes between 6-9 months. The size of the craft depends entirely on the size of the rocket (upper stage) performing the trans-mars injection. I think a Falcon Heavy would be able to send around 10 metric tons to Mars orbit.
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All the CO2 combined with seasons and sun time could work for plants in that greenhouse environment. Photosynthesis is optimal at 15- 25 C for plants on earth generally. I'm impressed how quick and yet still very informative your videos are, keep up the good work and I hope you innovate. I'm curious about how you said it would take 6 months to get to mars, any elaborations on that 6 months? for a vessel size and how much fuel is needed? What plants would you hypothetically bring, grow?
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