Danny Jones

But that seems very aggressive.

Well, it would be probably better if you could launch from the moon, you know?

Yeah.

If you could set up launch pads on the moon or somehow get enough resources there, it would be probably far easier.

And this just popped into my head.

I remember this when I talked to Tim Dodd was we found, there was this article that talked about this discovery of this fungus.

Have you seen it?

This Chernobyl fungus that was found in Chernobyl where there was a nuclear meltdown decades ago.

And allegedly there's this like fungi that's growing in like ground zero of Chernobyl.

And they found that it actually eats radiation.

So they're hypothesizing that this mysterious black fungus could be used in the space capsules or where they're transporting these people across deep space and it could protect them from the radiation.

Show the first, what does the first paragraph of it say?

Mold found at the site of Chernobyl nuclear disaster appears to be feeding off radiation.

So they're thinking that they could use this to shield the space travels from the cosmic rays.

Insane.

Now we have not found any evidence of any kind of microorganisms on Mars yet, right?

Well, Elon was saying that there's so much ice on Mars, not even at the poles, like all around Mars that's just covered in dust.

He said if you were to heat up that planet, he believes that you would have mile-deep oceans covering about 40% of it.

And he thinks that about 4 billion years ago, it was a blue planet just like Earth.

and that we possibly came from.