Broadcaster Do Kyung-wan reveals his family's plan to move to Mars.
On the 19th at 11 AM, Channel A's cultural program ‘The Era of Construction Stories’ will preview an unprecedented scale space episode of ‘Construction Stories’.
On this day’s broadcast, Dr. Kang Seong-joo, a science YouTuber with 1 million subscribers, will appear as a guest and delve into everything about space construction with MCs Do Kyung-wan, Kim Tae-hoon, and Shin Won-sang. He opens with the statement, “The most expensive building made by humanity is not on Earth,” revealing the construction process of the International Space Station (ISS), which cost 185 trillion won, and the shocking disposal plan scheduled for 2030.
In particular, during the broadcast, in response to the question, “If we were to build a base on the Moon, how would we transport cement and rebar?” the advanced space construction technology of South Korea, which makes bricks using lunar soil (regolith), will be introduced, surprising everyone.
Additionally, while discussing Elon Musk's ‘Mars Colony’ plan, when asked, “If we were to move to Mars, would you be willing to go?” MC Do Kyung-wan humorously replied, “I should either go to Mars or stay on Earth alone,” dropping a bombshell about the ‘Do Kyung-wan and Jang Yoon-jung family space immigration plan,’ which reportedly made the studio burst into laughter. Furthermore, through various sci-fi movies born from human imagination, the program will shed light on how close the future technologies depicted in them have come to reality, and reveal the chilling stories related to current AI technology shared by MC Do Kyung-wan.
The production team stated, “We aimed to capture the wonder of construction set against the vast backdrop of space,” adding, “With the professional yet witty explanations from Dr. Kang, the 1 million subscriber YouTuber, viewers will encounter the most sci-fi movie-like reality.”
The 4th episode of Channel A’s ‘The Era of Construction Stories,’ which uncovers the hidden secrets of all paths in the world, will air on July 19 at 11 AM.
[Kim So-yeon, Star Today Reporter]
