The Insane Biological Cost of Living on Mars - Scott Solomon
Scott Solomon is an evolutionary biologist, professor, and author.Since the earliest days of science fiction, we’ve wondered what it would mean to live on Mars. Today, that question is no longer hypothetical. As humanity moves closer to becoming an interplanetary species, a new question emerges: what happens when humans are born and raised on another world? How would Mars change our bodies, our minds, and the future of evolution?
Expect to learn if it is possible for humans to live on Mars, how humans who were born on Mars will evolve with their new environment, if there have ever been any astronauts who have had sex in space, what being on Mars could do to morph the human brain, and how living in space will change our Biology and much more…
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0:00 Is Living on Mars Actually Possible?
3:44 Is Space Exploration Evolutionary?
13:17 What Space Flight Really Does to the Body
21:46 How Dangerous is Space Radiation?
25:14 What Would Mars Do To the Human Body?
30:52 Will Mars Accelerate Genetic Mutations?
33:39 Would Life On Mars Create Selection Bottlenecks?
38:15 The Personality Traits You’d Need to Survive Mars
42:59 Who Should Really Be in Charge on Mars?
46:37 What Long-Term Isolation Does to the Mind
56:26 Can Humans Reproduce in Space?
01:06:44 How Long Will Speciation Take on Mars?
01:15:00 The Ethical Dilemmas of Living on Mars
01:21:51 Where to Find Scott
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