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3:26 you can climb Olympus Mons in two days "if you walk a little faster" 😂. If you are very fit you can walk 40 km per day on a road with no incline.

Imagine that we terraformed Mars a few billion years before that time since it would now be deeper in the habitable zone due to the sun's increased luminosity. This would make it easier to terraform it because the sun would warm Mars up, and we could end up living there for up to 5 billion years.

There are different kinds of life, may be the kind that we can’t see, that needs radioactive, intense in every way conditions for life. How can we from Earth with our earthly physics comprehend, or explain it? I’m sure they look different 🙂

Liver King has a Theory about Uranus & Sunlight exposure. Ben Dover . G'day Mate

You didn't cover the glass tubes of Mars, one of the most anomalous things to come out of the Mars probe program that NASA has completely IGNORED so far. What gives?

There's a satellite around Mars that looks like an office projector? 😆

There was no volcanic activity on the moon. If there is evidence, it is fake...

It's sounds like Nevada.

Woulld be soo nice to have them in elite dangerous. :)

WHAT..IS...THE...BLACK...STUFF??

😂 microbes!...I want to see the 5.5-7ft insectoid beings or the 6 ft reptoids...."microbes!" 😂 you know if nasa isnt careful theyll slip up and show us one of the mars bases that have been there for around 70 years..NO, Im not joking.

Ill tell you whats in the permanently shaded parts of those "lava" pits..the entrances to human (snd others) bases.

This would be Earth's halcyon days before the sun gives up the ghost and puts the planet out of its misery.

Enceladus is interesting, but it is very tiny. Would it have the mix of micronutrients needed to support life?

It's wild to image seeing this barren land, 2 billion years ago, with vehicle tracks across it disappearing into the distance.

When Mars had water and an atmosphere and magnetosphere there was oxygen and it had bugs , animals and according to Curiosity rover sol 1065, complex human like life as well. My question is how long ago were conditions good on Mars? When did it go rotten?

When NASA sent out their satellite 🛰 to do tgeir fly by of Pluto , they messed up not sending out a rover as well to land into Sedna we could have gotten so much information of our outer solar system. What idiots .

The Valles was not formed by water. There is no debate that "water" (i.e., liquid) flowed through the valley/canyon, but the genesis of this structure is likely more closely related to tectonics. You should really consider taking this video down. Dont spread such misinformation.

Now im wondering if the abandoned manshions were the possible relocating of human inhabitants which would be awkward due to the lies about armstrong and the hidden cyllestial war in the outstretches of the martian outerspace region.

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I think that why Mimas is round because it has more water than Proteus

Shoutouts to the nerds naming a region of Charon “Mordor” and another “Gallifrey”. Actually, I wonder how Doctor Who lore acknowledges the latter in the diegetic sense, the Gallifrey Macula.

imagine in dinosaures era, 100 million years ago Intelligent aliens came to earth, take photos and stuff and leave.

Ur saying I wouldn’t be able to tell which direction to go… BRO GO TO THE BIGGEST MOUNTAIN IN THE SOLAR SYSTEM JUST LOOK UP ITS LOOMING OVER YOU 😂😂

venus has the least water, with 0%.

To be fair, the fact that the 2 ice giants, many times larger than earth, neither of them have a moon larger than our own, kinda embarrassing

where the heck are the midgets?

MARiner, not maRINer

This is how it looks. This is what it looks like. In English, one does not say "This is how it looks like." Check your grammar.

Thank God we created nuclear science. Mankind can generate heat ourselves. Mastererd by then. 😅😅😅🎉

wait isnt Rheasilva the 2nd highest???

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Earth started as a molten ball of stellar matter, and would end up a molten ball, possibly falling into the sun's core before the end. It's poetic really. The only significant unknown is what humanity will have accomplished, since a Type 2 civilization could easily change this destiny if it wished.

This makes me want to play Sim Earth so bad. Planetary formation is such an interesting topic. It's amazing life managed to survive on those early oceans.

4:00 the crater is smiling at me 🙂

Touted atmosphere of Mars es less than 1%the density of Earth, notta gd thing ever happened there,including all the invented eras differing conditions that every ignorant scientist suggests,period 13June'24

What’s that piano tune called?

It could be possible that life was on Venus and they went to Mars.

Anyone watching this in 2024?

It's Colder On Mars, However, It Gets Warm Too.

Seeing Into Space...

Interesting To Note, merci. I'm Always Fascinated By Information On Mars.

Incredible and best informative detailed video about the one area of the Mars’ surface!! ☄️

Forget exoplanets that we could never reach. Titan is the logical choice and its in our own neighborhood.

People keep on saying "underrated" to people that make millions of views. You are the true term of underrated 💖

Zone of Enders and Callisto Protocol brought me here.

6:40 lol, he has a boner in space

Thank you for the information!