The Mars Underground

00:09:17 We were moving out, and I wanted to be part of that. And so I got myself a scientific

00:11:49 That the universe is full of life. We can probably conclude that

00:14:53 we have everything we have today because of our predecessors who had the courage

00:17:33 The plan was submitted to congress. The estimated cost...

00:19:53 simple. There's gonna be no on-orbit assembly."

00:22:14 Interesting are precisely what could make it attainable. >> Baker and zubrin had greatly

00:26:17 Mars, the ship will deploy a weighted tether attached to the last stage of the spent rocket

00:30:25 once-barren land and transforming it into a viable new world.

00:33:00 was literally come up with the leanest solution, the one that involved the least spending on

00:35:17 they were all aerospace engineers like me, who were simply dabbling in chemistry in

00:37:22 then, after a year and a half stay, the crew would climb aboard their small capsule and

00:40:12 funding pulled. >> NASA must be destination-driven.

00:43:03 odd." It's sort of "the lights are on, and nobody's home."

00:45:28 How will the martians remember our century? They're probably not gonna

00:48:11 we've got back contamination. But these are dragons that we can take on.

00:50:11 the magnitude of that dose is not that great... perhaps 60 rem of radiation scattered over

00:52:32 the Mars direct crew will spend most of their time inside the two-story hab, carefully

00:55:08 Material from Mars to earth all the time. We get around 500 kilograms of

00:57:58 Objectives will be to search for signs of microscopic life. To do this, they will follow the

01:01:11 winter night here without technology such as clothing, efficient use of fire.

01:04:04 capability, we could actually start addressing ourselves to the question of transforming the

01:06:10 The rise in air pressure would mean that the human colonists

01:09:07 in astrogeophysics named

197:03:03 a generation, has been wasted.