分类目录归档：mars
Well, you know, sometimes
the most important things come in the smallest packages.
I am going to try to convince you, in the 15 minutes I have,
that microbes have a lot to say about questions such as,
I know what you're thinking:
"Why does that guy get to sit down?"
That's because this is radio.
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I tell radio stories about design,
and I report on all kinds of stories:
buildings and toothbrus
Strap yourselves in,
we're going to Mars.
Not just a few astronauts --
thousands of people are going to colonize Mars.
And I am telling you that they're going to do this soon.
Some of you will end up
Translator: Joseph Geni Reviewer: Joanna Pietrulewicz
So when you look out at the stars at night,
it's amazing what you can see.
It's beautiful.
But what's more amazing is what you can't see,
because
So many of you have probably seen the movie "The Martian."
But for those of you who did not, it's a movie about an astronaut
who is stranded on Mars, and his efforts to stay alive
until the Earth can
Four years ago, here at TED,
I announced Planet's Mission 1:
to launch a fleet of satellites
that would image the entire Earth, every day,
and to democratize access to it.
The problem we were trying t
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good morning I would like to discuss
with you your place in space now I'm not
going to talk about black holes are
gonna be no multiverses there will not
even be plunk time I'm talking about
fu
Transcriber: Andrea McDonough Reviewer: Bedirhan Cinar
About 100 days ago,
we landed a two-ton SUV on the surface of another planet,
on the surface of Mars.
This is one of the first pictures we took t
I want to talk about 4.6 billion years
of history in 18 minutes that's 300
million years per minute let's start
with the first photograph NASA obtained
of planet Mars
this is flyby Mariner 4 it was ta
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what I thought I would do is I would
start with a simple request I'd like all
of you to to pause for a moment you
wretched weaklings and take stock of
your miserable existence now that