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Enduring the Journey to Mars | MARS: How to Get to Mars


human physiology doesn’t adapt well to

human physiology doesn’t adapt well to space and things start failing the body

space and things start failing the body

space and things start failing the body the balloons begin to leach out minerals

the balloons begin to leach out minerals

the balloons begin to leach out minerals that it thinks it doesn’t need in a

that it thinks it doesn’t need in a

that it thinks it doesn’t need in a microgravity environment it’s got to be

microgravity environment it’s got to be

microgravity environment it’s got to be replaced we’re learning about problems

replaced we’re learning about problems

replaced we’re learning about problems in the eye and the vision your muscles

in the eye and the vision your muscles

in the eye and the vision your muscles sort of atrophy your nose is congested

sort of atrophy your nose is congested

sort of atrophy your nose is congested you feel like you’ve got a cold so the

you feel like you’ve got a cold so the

you feel like you’ve got a cold so the physical challenge of getting to Mars is

physical challenge of getting to Mars is

physical challenge of getting to Mars is going to be fun right you’ve been in a

going to be fun right you’ve been in a

going to be fun right you’ve been in a zero-gravity environment for some eight

zero-gravity environment for some eight

zero-gravity environment for some eight months which is like being in bed frame

months which is like being in bed frame

months which is like being in bed frame months suddenly you’ll have this frenzy

months suddenly you’ll have this frenzy

months suddenly you’ll have this frenzy of fighting physics to slow down to land

of fighting physics to slow down to land

of fighting physics to slow down to land on the surface your coordination your

on the surface your coordination your

on the surface your coordination your musculature your cardiovascular system

musculature your cardiovascular system

musculature your cardiovascular system your respiratory system all of that is

your respiratory system all of that is

your respiratory system all of that is all of a sudden under a gravitational

all of a sudden under a gravitational

all of a sudden under a gravitational load you actually have to keep working

load you actually have to keep working

load you actually have to keep working hard such that when we land on a surface

hard such that when we land on a surface

hard such that when we land on a surface like Mars you can recover quickly and

like Mars you can recover quickly and

like Mars you can recover quickly and begin to work radiation is a problem

begin to work radiation is a problem

begin to work radiation is a problem anywhere outside of a strong magnetic

anywhere outside of a strong magnetic

anywhere outside of a strong magnetic field so if you’re on earth you’re fine

field so if you’re on earth you’re fine

field so if you’re on earth you’re fine if you’re in low-earth orbit like the

if you’re in low-earth orbit like the

if you’re in low-earth orbit like the International Space Station is you’re

International Space Station is you’re

International Space Station is you’re still fine but if you’re heading to Mars

still fine but if you’re heading to Mars

still fine but if you’re heading to Mars now you’ve got a problem right now

now you’ve got a problem right now

now you’ve got a problem right now there’s two sources of radiation that

there’s two sources of radiation that

there’s two sources of radiation that we’re gonna have to deal with one of

we’re gonna have to deal with one of

we’re gonna have to deal with one of them is called G CRS stands for galactic

them is called G CRS stands for galactic

them is called G CRS stands for galactic cosmic rays there are tiny little

cosmic rays there are tiny little

cosmic rays there are tiny little particles that are moving very very fast

particles that are moving very very fast

particles that are moving very very fast like you know approaching the speed of

like you know approaching the speed of

like you know approaching the speed of light kind of fast yeah they’re kind of

light kind of fast yeah they’re kind of

light kind of fast yeah they’re kind of radiation or solar radiation and they’re

radiation or solar radiation and they’re

radiation or solar radiation and they’re fast-moving particles but they’re not

fast-moving particles but they’re not

fast-moving particles but they’re not nearly so fast as the GCRs

nearly so fast as the GCRs

nearly so fast as the GCRs the longer you spend exposed to that yet

the longer you spend exposed to that yet

the longer you spend exposed to that yet the higher your cancer risk we are like

the higher your cancer risk we are like

the higher your cancer risk we are like pre-programmed to be predisposed to hang

pre-programmed to be predisposed to hang

pre-programmed to be predisposed to hang out with other humans so being very very

out with other humans so being very very

out with other humans so being very very far away from civilization is scary to

far away from civilization is scary to

far away from civilization is scary to us

us

us loneliness of being uprooted not only

loneliness of being uprooted not only

loneliness of being uprooted not only from your world but from everything

from your world but from everything

from your world but from everything anyone who you’re truly close to is

anyone who you’re truly close to is

anyone who you’re truly close to is probably a terrible thing there are a

probably a terrible thing there are a

probably a terrible thing there are a series of very dynamic events separated

series of very dynamic events separated

series of very dynamic events separated by long periods of nothing happening

by long periods of nothing happening

by long periods of nothing happening spacecraft is this monotonous gray and

spacecraft is this monotonous gray and

spacecraft is this monotonous gray and tan I almost wondered why NASA just use

tan I almost wondered why NASA just use

tan I almost wondered why NASA just use that kind of pukey beige color for

that kind of pukey beige color for

that kind of pukey beige color for everything they’ve got to stay together

everything they’ve got to stay together

everything they’ve got to stay together in a tiny spaceship for months and

in a tiny spaceship for months and

in a tiny spaceship for months and months then hang out a tiny habitat for

months then hang out a tiny habitat for

months then hang out a tiny habitat for months and months and so it’s a form of

months and months and so it’s a form of

months and months and so it’s a form of human sacrifice but not in the complaint

human sacrifice but not in the complaint

human sacrifice but not in the complaint las’ way but really in the service of

las’ way but really in the service of

las’ way but really in the service of something much greater

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