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'NASA plans to go to the Moon by 2024' and ''SpaceX could be going to Mars by 2026" - that didn't age well.
this didn’t age well, it’s 2026 and we aren’t even close to going to mars
I don’t understand why the BBC is pushing the idea that this is a new documentary. I only could get through half of this video. Those scientists that were interviewed did not really address the big issues, they just indicated they were working on those problems. Didn’t see any solutions just a lot of hope and enthusiasm. I’ll just stay on earth and work on fixing this planet, it will cost less and benefit society more.
we’re decades away from going to Mars.
2026, still no habitat on Mars
I remember the Mars One project about a decade ago, I was so invested. I been l watching videos this month, I'm convinced human will ñever go to Mars
Elon thinks total recall is a true story
Space is fascinating, ever since I was a little kid, I was amazed by it 😌
Imagine if Mars would have kept its atmosphere and life would form. What that would have done for humanity and religion and science frontier
Within five seconds I recognized Zachary Quinto’s narration. What a voice.
Sandblasting can't round the edges?
Awesome video. BUT! Going to Mars is a pipe dream. Is it possible? Sure, maybe. Is it remotely necessary? Not in the least bit.
We may all want to go to Mars to get away from trump!
When was this first filmed? The mission date forecast statements sound like they were made in the 1970's...
Sahara and Antarctica are 100000000x better than going to Mars, not seeing many people go there.
whats purpose of going to mars? really
I hope Musk goes first
Very interresting topic, however peoples like Neil De Grasse-Tyson or Michio Kaku say we're not about to put or feets on Mars any time soon. Radioactivity is the man issue about it.
Super Cool! 😊Thanks
Plotted a course for Mars, but got completely lost in her eyes.