Mars on Alert: Solar Storms Threaten Red Planet Missions
Explore the dramatic effects of solar storms on Mars during the solar maximum! This episode dives into how these cosmic events threaten the Martian atmosphere and what NASA's MAVEN and Curiosity are revealing about potential challenges for future colonization. Tune in to understand the science behind Mars' exposure to solar radiation and how it affects our plans for exploring the Red Planet
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There's no reason to go back to Mars. It was destroyed in the great battle that happened so long ago. Yes you will find relics but that's all. It will remain a Dead planet as the Bible speaks of. STARFIRE CHOSEN ONE 🌟🔥😇
Not to mention that the entire surface of Mars contains deadly toxic levels of perchlorates. Musks rockets are for use against us, here on the earth.
Music is too loud. It's difficult to hear the narration
There will never be habitats on the surface, everything will have to be buried. Elon should send on of his Boring Machines up there now and start making tunnels in the sides of craters.
Please turn the music down
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Too much music! Too loud.
This is what the Mayans knew.
Told ya.
What would it be like on Mars or on the way to Mars for humans to experience this?
Exquisite Loneliness, a feeling of being Hopelessly trapped in sort of obscure living Death beyond help.
@@thrummer1953 so kind of similar to the two years of covid.
@thomashill9426 Precisely.
creating a magnetic feild is easy.
I’m still missing the point of the whole colonization process of Mars. It would be very important to know if the planet still has a molten core that rotates and contains a lot of iron and other materials that hold magnetic percussive properties. If that isn’t the case then there is no way that a newly created atmosphere would be viable to sustain the oxygen within. And on their terms thickening the ozone layer by continually increasing the chemical reaction of oxygen with UV radiation. No magnetic field is eminent on a planet without a hot liquid internal mass with lots of molten rock and iron. The sun will just keep on stripping away layers of carefully useful material that can absorb the bad particles that are coming from the sun eventually, if conditions are correct.
I keep bringing this up. Why go through all the trouble of terraforming an atmosphere that can be blown away. Any Martian civilization would have to be indoor or underground. In that case, any planet or moon with similar gravity would work just as well.
Because it ain't gonna happen. We r a carbon based species. We need photosynthesis. Mars has no photo syn.
Don't worry about it.
It's a frozen desert with little light, no atmosphere, not enough gravity, no water. I know it's not popular to say, but "Mars sucks."
Hmmm!
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That looks scary. That’s scary.
L0l, #yeah right(!)
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Dwayne chéri tu es le plus merveilleux mon amour ...
Dwayne chéri mon si merveilleux amour Je t'aime si fort chéri This video is a pure beauty in dark night ...
It's solar climate change and it's the fault of man
Will Elon be able to arrive on Mars before the storms so he can take down data for future plans? 🤞
Except increased solar activity has to effect on earth’s temperature according to climate alarmists. And no, our magnetic field doesn’t completely protect us.
The Sun's energy output fluctuates in an 11-year cycle. During periods of high activity, the Earth receives slightly more energy. This can have a small warming effect, but it's dwarfed by the impact of greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide.
How do we deal with the challenges to keep it safe and liveable
It's kinda already neither of those things. Terraforming simply isn't going to happen either, at least not in this century. Best bet for Mars is probably lava tubes and semi-subterranean living spaces reinforced on top with ice or regolith. The lava tubes though could potentially be pressurized and oxygenated, with sufficient protection from radiation and exposure to the perchlorate found in Martian regolith.
@@DiamondStratosphere so trying to jump start the core with nuclear explosions but also need a moon or satellite to keep the friction on the planet
@tomwhite9034 Oh that would be dope af. Otherwise yea, Phobos and Deimos are way too small for what would be needed. Suppose you could do something similar to the orbital capture idea for asteroid mining, but that'd require a literal moon-sized asteroid lol. Plausible if asteroid moving is being done at all, but gonna need a massive Oversized Load banner.
Could probably drag a meteorite and set as a moon ha ha
Looking forward to exploring Mars.