#4530438 - 07/18/20 12:37 AM
OMG, incredible 4k Mars footage.
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#4530447 - 07/18/20 03:06 AM
Re: OMG, incredible 4k Mars footage.
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That was great, Jim! Thanks for posting that.
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#4530449 - 07/18/20 03:40 AM
Re: OMG, incredible 4k Mars footage.
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Kind of amazing having seen many terrains out west here much like this.
But awesome video, just wish we could see humans on Mars before I die.
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#4530451 - 07/18/20 06:15 AM
Re: OMG, incredible 4k Mars footage.
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Thanks for sharing, breathtaking images! Kind of amazing having seen many terrains out west here much like this.
But awesome video, just wish we could see humans on Mars before I die. I hope not, we would find ways to mess it up :-/ Cheers, Slug
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#4530456 - 07/18/20 09:19 AM
Re: OMG, incredible 4k Mars footage.
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Just waiting for the conspiracy theorists pointing out walls, humanoid figures and abandoned engines and technology.
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#4530461 - 07/18/20 10:32 AM
Re: OMG, incredible 4k Mars footage.
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Just waiting for the conspiracy theorists pointing out walls, humanoid figures and abandoned engines and technology. Because as stated in the video that these are made from stitched together images it automatically makes them CGI in their opinions.
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#4530466 - 07/18/20 11:45 AM
Re: OMG, incredible 4k Mars footage.
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The "informal place names" annoys me. American tax dollars sent these spacecraft to Mars and we don't even get final say in naming what is found there, instead names have to be submitted to the "International Astronomical Union Working Group for Planetary System Nomenclature". Same thing happened with the Moon, many of the places on the Moon that were named by Apollo astronauts (for navigational purposes etc.) are now named something else because some faceless bureaucrat didn't like their naming convention or in some cases taking decades to formalize the names Apollo astronauts came up with (Mount Marilyn, named after Apollo 8/13 Jim Lovells wife, was only formally recognized in the last ten years or so).
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#4530490 - 07/18/20 02:54 PM
Re: OMG, incredible 4k Mars footage.
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Kind of amazing having seen many terrains out west here much like this.
But awesome video, just wish we could see humans on Mars before I die. Elon Musk / SpaceX is still aiming at 2024... Which might be a bit overly ambitious, but I wouldn't bet against him and certainly not against the next opportunity (per orbital mechanics) in 2026. Oh and the first flight of Starship could come in the next week - ten days!
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#4530536 - 07/18/20 10:27 PM
Re: OMG, incredible 4k Mars footage.
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Kind of amazing having seen many terrains out west here much like this.
But awesome video, just wish we could see humans on Mars before I die. Elon Musk / SpaceX is still aiming at 2024... Which might be a bit overly ambitious, but I wouldn't bet against him and certainly not against the next opportunity (per orbital mechanics) in 2026. Oh and the first flight of Starship could come in the next week - ten days! Ayup, 2024 might be optimistic. Of course, if you don't try, you don't get. Honestly, I would not put it past them to send an unmanned one in 2022, possibly as a fuel factory, in preparation for an anticipated 2024 manned mission.
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#4530547 - 07/19/20 02:46 AM
Re: OMG, incredible 4k Mars footage.
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Kind of amazing having seen many terrains out west here much like this.
But awesome video, just wish we could see humans on Mars before I die. Elon Musk / SpaceX is still aiming at 2024... Which might be a bit overly ambitious, but I wouldn't bet against him and certainly not against the next opportunity (per orbital mechanics) in 2026. Oh and the first flight of Starship could come in the next week - ten days! Ayup, 2024 might be optimistic. Of course, if you don't try, you don't get. Honestly, I would not put it past them to send an unmanned one in 2022, possibly as a fuel factory, in preparation for an anticipated 2024 manned mission. It is my understanding that that IS the plan, unmanned Starships would be sent 26 months ahead of a crewed flight.
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#4530551 - 07/19/20 04:59 AM
Re: OMG, incredible 4k Mars footage.
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Just waiting for the conspiracy theorists pointing out walls, humanoid figures and abandoned engines and technology. Because as stated in the video that these are made from stitched together images it automatically makes them CGI in their opinions. you do know nasa doctored space images since the 90s right? i remember there was a documentary where they had the guy talking over a pristine image of the moon, but the release pic was blurry and with dots smudged out. why ? i dont know.......but they do...
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#4530624 - 07/19/20 11:43 PM
Re: OMG, incredible 4k Mars footage.
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Darned that broken magnetosphere. We may never terraform Mars, but some bubble colonies on there will be pretty cool. I've long said if we were going to be serious about terraforming Mars we ought to be dropping spores, seeds, fungi, whatever, and see if somehow something takes. Then if we're REAL lucky maybe in a few million years some sort of ecosystem might develop. Assuming we don't destroy ourselves we do have a few hundred million years left of a survivable Earth. Not billions like some think, our countdown is around 500 million years...
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#4530631 - 07/20/20 12:14 AM
Re: OMG, incredible 4k Mars footage.
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A serious ecosystem likely won't develop due to atmospheric deterioration from the solar wind. The "building" of a viable (or at least semi-viable) atmosphere would be one of the main reasons for having an ecosystem in the first place. It would never be like Earth's, but maybe a lot more human friendly than the current atmosphere. Mars already has an atmosphere that isn't going anywhere soon, so if it had a "boost" I imagine (at least in theory) it could be improved on... Obviously I'm only touching on one tiny aspect of the challenges there though....
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