my dad and I spend a lot of time
watching different movies sci-fi fantasy
and so on imagining how it would like
feel how it would be going to space
ourselves however sometimes when you
think about the future
you never do we start thinking about the
past how it all began it started with
the long road from Africa to all the
corn continents and corners of our earth
the convenience of the first tool the
thrill of the first man-made fire the
wonder of the first wheel the labors of
domestication of plants and animals the
peaceful cities and empires of the
Bronze Age the long struggle from the
first glimpses of truth to ingenious
systematic theories the treacherous path
towards just in moral society to the
eternal search for enlightenment
discoveries explorations conquests all
the fascinating stories and amazing art
the great people the rulers the makers
the dreamers the saints and even the
villains 6,000 years of recorded history
and in a not numerous amount of
petabytes of information and then
suddenly we realize it can all be lost
forever unless we go to the stars unless
we find a new Sun and then you plan it
to live on and then another and then
another until our civilization spreads
on the whole galaxy and then other
galaxies a simple a simple choice
between two roads one leads to the death
not only for one person which will
always consider a tragedy but to all
people to the whole humanity and all
future unborn children in even our
predecessors who are long dead for them
it will be a second death the death of
dreams the draft death of memory the
death of everything they consider to be
good and worthy
go live for second path Elise to the
virtual immortality of the human race
and our civilization or other
innumerable cultures and civilizations
that comprise our picturesque ancestry
which path we choose by staying on earth
by doing everything as we do right it
right now we won’t survive until the end
of the century my place to see a
galactic empire of our own I’m not
saying we’re not are our lives our
lifestyle damages and destroys our
planet I’m not saying we’re not doing
anything about it I’m saying we’re not
doing enough but even in the best case
scenario when we resolve all the
humanitarian and ecological problems of
that we have right now in the end we
will use up all the resources of our
planet and humanity will be doomed
unless we go to the stars but we cannot
go to the stars
not yet we’re not advanced enough and
something has to be done about that we
have to be creative we have to invent
more we’ve made our first steps they
were significant although made for wrong
reasons
the reasons of war and personal
enrichment those tips might not be big
those tips are not big in the grand
scheme of things but we made them but
the first sails to America and all the
parts of our planet V the first flight
in space in in the first flight in the
air this space the first launch into
space the launches into the outskirts of
our solar system but then we almost
stopped
we forgot why we were supposed to do it
and for the last 50 years which if you
consider it’s almost as much time as it
took to to evolve from flight to space
exploration for fit
years we’re confining ourselves to the
nearest orbit of our planet except for a
few launches into these so into the
solar system with a few automatic probes
to Mars and other in the moons of
Jupiter and so on but we can do much
better we can do it I know it first of
all the material aspect for example
Egyptians those who build the pyramids
Egyptians they they were spending at
least 30% of their Commonwealth to build
them they were committed to do it and
not just that they they were they wanted
to do it they were able to do it and
that is that counts for all the great
wonders we know the Taj Mahal the Great
Wall of China the much picture city and
Gothic cathedrals you name it they were
all built because of commitment people
wanted to build them people were able to
build them people who are motivated to
build them modern structures may look
impressive but that’s because of our
that is due to our superior technology
not our commitment we can build big
structures but we don’t imagine we set
up also 30% of our all of our resources
and assets for one big project it’s in
its you cannot imagine that because for
the last few hundred years humanity has
not you has not thought of anything like
that
this is diagram showing that what we
what most countries use them there are
resources for this is the diagram for
you to say but the same counts for in
Germany for Australia you name it all
the countries that have high GDP use
their money to the investor money in
mostly defense
and this is science area the space area
we got into a habit of using
technologies that are they were invented
long ago the wheel the sail the plane
even space exploration yes they were
modified made better there’s still the
same technology thinking of space race
the space exploration have you ever
thought of anything have you seen
anything new in the past 50 years
anything that out of the ordinary no
except for maybe the vertical landing of
where rocket boosters like on the Falcon
Heavy by Elon Musk that people did not
know how to do that in the 60s and 70s
except for maybe in movies but the
SpaceX has done it space
SpaceX and a few more and few more
dreamers a few only a few thousand we
have 7 billion people on this earth and
only a few thousand have managed to do
this think about if it were a few
million people doing it what would have
been then you and musk does not live it
does not read and watch – Hugh tries to
live it but this is not enough we need
more people we need more people that
would stop dreaming their dreams we need
we need people who make the dreams we
need commitment we need people to be
creative and inventive with enough
resources enough motivation we can
create something completely new
something we cannot imagine but before
that before we can go to Mars before we
make that step we need new equipment new
fuel a new spacecraft significant
investments in multinational
multinational support and much more but
technologies and resources
even human ones are not the biggest
issue the biggest issue is one question
only one question that could destroy the
this huge endeavor why are we going to
Mars why are we doing it for what
purpose what are we searching for we
started to develop
aviation mostly because of the world war
1 and rocketry because of world war ii
and space exploration because of the
Cold War now so what can truly motivate
humanity to go to Mars I’m afraid of the
of the answer humanity will give but the
answer I would like to think of is what
I said in the beginning the true
preservation of our civilization of
pretty much everything we live for
treasure and honor is possibly in one
way and one way only through going to
other worlds even if Mars is the most
boring place in the whole universe if it
has no scientific meaning if it has no
mineral deposits we still have to go
there because we’re not just going to
Mars this is our first step towards the
whole universe with endless wonders and mysteries that it has thank you
watching different movies sci-fi fantasy
and so on imagining how it would like
feel how it would be going to space
ourselves however sometimes when you
think about the future
you never do we start thinking about the
past how it all began it started with
the long road from Africa to all the
corn continents and corners of our earth
the convenience of the first tool the
thrill of the first man-made fire the
wonder of the first wheel the labors of
domestication of plants and animals the
peaceful cities and empires of the
Bronze Age the long struggle from the
first glimpses of truth to ingenious
systematic theories the treacherous path
towards just in moral society to the
eternal search for enlightenment
discoveries explorations conquests all
the fascinating stories and amazing art
the great people the rulers the makers
the dreamers the saints and even the
villains 6,000 years of recorded history
and in a not numerous amount of
petabytes of information and then
suddenly we realize it can all be lost
forever unless we go to the stars unless
we find a new Sun and then you plan it
to live on and then another and then
another until our civilization spreads
on the whole galaxy and then other
galaxies a simple a simple choice
between two roads one leads to the death
not only for one person which will
always consider a tragedy but to all
people to the whole humanity and all
future unborn children in even our
predecessors who are long dead for them
it will be a second death the death of
dreams the draft death of memory the
death of everything they consider to be
good and worthy
go live for second path Elise to the
virtual immortality of the human race
and our civilization or other
innumerable cultures and civilizations
that comprise our picturesque ancestry
which path we choose by staying on earth
by doing everything as we do right it
right now we won’t survive until the end
of the century my place to see a
galactic empire of our own I’m not
saying we’re not are our lives our
lifestyle damages and destroys our
planet I’m not saying we’re not doing
anything about it I’m saying we’re not
doing enough but even in the best case
scenario when we resolve all the
humanitarian and ecological problems of
that we have right now in the end we
will use up all the resources of our
planet and humanity will be doomed
unless we go to the stars but we cannot
go to the stars
not yet we’re not advanced enough and
something has to be done about that we
have to be creative we have to invent
more we’ve made our first steps they
were significant although made for wrong
reasons
the reasons of war and personal
enrichment those tips might not be big
those tips are not big in the grand
scheme of things but we made them but
the first sails to America and all the
parts of our planet V the first flight
in space in in the first flight in the
air this space the first launch into
space the launches into the outskirts of
our solar system but then we almost
stopped
we forgot why we were supposed to do it
and for the last 50 years which if you
consider it’s almost as much time as it
took to to evolve from flight to space
exploration for fit
years we’re confining ourselves to the
nearest orbit of our planet except for a
few launches into these so into the
solar system with a few automatic probes
to Mars and other in the moons of
Jupiter and so on but we can do much
better we can do it I know it first of
all the material aspect for example
Egyptians those who build the pyramids
Egyptians they they were spending at
least 30% of their Commonwealth to build
them they were committed to do it and
not just that they they were they wanted
to do it they were able to do it and
that is that counts for all the great
wonders we know the Taj Mahal the Great
Wall of China the much picture city and
Gothic cathedrals you name it they were
all built because of commitment people
wanted to build them people were able to
build them people who are motivated to
build them modern structures may look
impressive but that’s because of our
that is due to our superior technology
not our commitment we can build big
structures but we don’t imagine we set
up also 30% of our all of our resources
and assets for one big project it’s in
its you cannot imagine that because for
the last few hundred years humanity has
not you has not thought of anything like
that
this is diagram showing that what we
what most countries use them there are
resources for this is the diagram for
you to say but the same counts for in
Germany for Australia you name it all
the countries that have high GDP use
their money to the investor money in
mostly defense
and this is science area the space area
we got into a habit of using
technologies that are they were invented
long ago the wheel the sail the plane
even space exploration yes they were
modified made better there’s still the
same technology thinking of space race
the space exploration have you ever
thought of anything have you seen
anything new in the past 50 years
anything that out of the ordinary no
except for maybe the vertical landing of
where rocket boosters like on the Falcon
Heavy by Elon Musk that people did not
know how to do that in the 60s and 70s
except for maybe in movies but the
SpaceX has done it space
SpaceX and a few more and few more
dreamers a few only a few thousand we
have 7 billion people on this earth and
only a few thousand have managed to do
this think about if it were a few
million people doing it what would have
been then you and musk does not live it
does not read and watch – Hugh tries to
live it but this is not enough we need
more people we need more people that
would stop dreaming their dreams we need
we need people who make the dreams we
need commitment we need people to be
creative and inventive with enough
resources enough motivation we can
create something completely new
something we cannot imagine but before
that before we can go to Mars before we
make that step we need new equipment new
fuel a new spacecraft significant
investments in multinational
multinational support and much more but
technologies and resources
even human ones are not the biggest
issue the biggest issue is one question
only one question that could destroy the
this huge endeavor why are we going to
Mars why are we doing it for what
purpose what are we searching for we
started to develop
aviation mostly because of the world war
1 and rocketry because of world war ii
and space exploration because of the
Cold War now so what can truly motivate
humanity to go to Mars I’m afraid of the
of the answer humanity will give but the
answer I would like to think of is what
I said in the beginning the true
preservation of our civilization of
pretty much everything we live for
treasure and honor is possibly in one
way and one way only through going to
other worlds even if Mars is the most
boring place in the whole universe if it
has no scientific meaning if it has no
mineral deposits we still have to go
there because we’re not just going to
Mars this is our first step towards the
whole universe with endless wonders and mysteries that it has thank you
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