MOM entering Martian orbit: Why aren't you married yet? Your cousin Saturn has the most lovely ring. Even Uranus has one. I'm not detecting any signs of life down there. I just came from your sister Earth, eight billion kids now. And why didn't you go to medical school? Mercury can take temperatures, so can you.

@kellydalstok8900

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Irish mom? Because I’m getting Ann Flannegan vibes here (see: Foil Arms & Hog)

@TragoudistrosMPH

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Explains why Mars went cold and lifeless 😛

@samuela-aegisdottir

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What if Mum meets the Son?

@juliaspoonie3627

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@@kellydalstok8900 yay another FAHN ❤ I‘m sure Mars will feel better with cod liver oil, flat 7up and mars ice cream. But I think Mars is just jealous about the relationship Earth and the Moon have and throws a temper tantrum to get Earths attention.

@ChemEDan

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@@samuela-aegisdottir Seeing sun really recharges mom's batteries.

Also the Indian space craft was extremely concerned whether you were wearing the sweater they gave you!

Huh. Turns out Mars really DID need M.O.M

@NoNameAtAll2

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mom corp from futurama

@playimages5705

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->🚪

@TragoudistrosMPH

Жыл бұрын

Did anyone see that movie? :P Scientific references are a gateway into skipped movies?

@samuela-aegisdottir

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What if Mum meets the Son?

Makes sense that a planet covered in dust would have a climate driven by dust.

This is really interesting, I'd never considered a dust driven climate but it makes sense if we think of weather as the interaction of atmospheric particles, rather than as wind, rain, etc :)

@TragoudistrosMPH

Жыл бұрын

*Earth Benders smile at Water benders* Who controls the weather now?

so earth has the hydrological cycle, and Mars has the dustological cycle.

😂😂 "MOM" LOL, Mom, how's Mars doing? Can I have some more cereal, Mom? Want a cuddle Mom!... Sorry, I'm so childish

I was originally thinking that the dust acts to “thicken” the atmosphere, and disallowing the radiating of heat back into space. But one question sticks with me, was the orbiter measuring the temperature on the surface or the dust suspended in the atmosphere where it has absorbed additional heat and retains it as it’s a thermal mass.

It's not a commercial new but it's still like the stratosphere!

"[due to its] much thinner atmosphere, Mars's dust can hang in the air for way longer than Earth's usually does" -- the other reasons make sense, but that seems counterintuitive. Seems like thinner atmosphere means fewer air particles to provide air resistance preventing dust from settling? And indeed the Wikipedia page for "martian soil" says "Similarly sized dust will settle from the thinner Martian atmosphere sooner than it would on Earth.".

Of course the guy who comes up when you image search 'Hot Mars' is pretty hot already... must be the robes and helmet combo. Oh, and abs.

Venus: planet of lust Mars: planet of dust

So early all the comments are terrible 😎 thanks for the vids scishow team!!

Mars needs moms

Sun. Broca's area, or the Broca area is a region in the frontal lobe of the dominant hemisphere, usually the left, of the brain with functions linked to speech production. 2/8/2021 and I lived again. Broca's aphasia (non-fluent aphasia) Mike Caputo, Year 1 Stroke Recovery, Up Up Up - Aphasia with attitude, Broca's Aphasia, Right-side Weakness, Mark's 22 years-old Stroke: Broca's Aphasia.

They don't realize the dust storms are powered by electrostatics. The surface and ionosphere acts like a capacitor, it is charged by solar wind.

We need to divert a small ice body to crash into Mars. Or perhaps just into close orbit so that it decays gradually and sprays its water into Mars' atmosphere. There ought to be plenty of such bodies out around the orbit of Pluto.

@alien9279

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There's a lot that are much closer than Pluto! There's a belt between Mars and the gas giants:)

@ppsaha1994

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what if the debris from the collision escapes Mars and drops down on earth? We already have had such events. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martian_meteorite

@robertt9342

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@@ppsaha1994 . I think the idea is to avoid “collisions for the reasons you mentioned. Taking advantage of the Roche limit should be effective to avoid all the interplanetary nastiness.

thanks mom

Look, MOM, no panels!

Cool.

If shell is sand I can't imagine how much glass can be there

Mars is at opposition at this point in time

Hmmm...I wonder if future colonists on Mars will be able to find a way to use these dust storms to start teraformong the planet. Maybe pump a whole lot a really dark carbon-rich ash into the atmosphere turning the dust storms pitch black to absorb the maximum amount of sunlight possible.

No mention of the dust’s toxicity?

well.. mars got its own mom afterall.. just like the rest of us..

0:38 I can't be the only one seeing Among Us here, right?

Sliding in the comments to read all the mom jokes

Who’s for erupting Olympos mons.

Krakatoa beg to be differ on some points raised in this video.

What if Mum meets the Son?

Wait, why can dust stay in the atmosphere for longer due to "thinner atmosphere"? I'd imagine the reverse

@TragoudistrosMPH

Жыл бұрын

...it has to be less gravity...unless we are both crazy 😅 ???

@samuela-aegisdottir

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Dust causes rain. Rain brings dust down. No water, no rain, no dust falling down.

so they sent mom to mars?

Great argument to not pursue cloud seeding as a cure for not any climate change.

No offense but I was hoping for SEXY Mars dust 😉

Would building a planet from scratch be easier then terraforming a planet like mars. Or maybe a bit of both having to bring more material to mars

@markzambelli

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It's _way_ easier to terraform even when terraforming is as hard as it is. Building a planet from scratch would be monumental. If you could redirect ALL the trillions of asteroids that make up the Asteroid Belt (making sure to collide them at low enough velocity that they coalesce) then you'd still only have a body 3 or 4% the mass of our Moon. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asteroid_belt

@TragoudistrosMPH

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All the friction from collisions would produce a ton of heat. Mars was warm, then cooled down. Like eating a hot pocket (or soup) immediately out of a microwave 😛🔥 If you don't build it correctly, then you'll have to terraform it too. (Earth didn't start with oxygen rich atmosphere, cyanobacteria did that, and other plants enhanced it)

"Cold, barren and suffocating..." There's an ex-wife joke in there.

I feel like there's a funny "you're mom's so fat..." joke to be made here, I'm just not sure what it is.

Spank the Hank~

You said 2 options, warmer or colder. But once again science misses one. Stays the same. If there's a possibility it goes up or down there has to be a factor stating under the right circumstances it could stay the same, if both colder and warmer cancels each other out.

@TragoudistrosMPH

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Technically, but he's saying affected which generally means "changed" so no change isn't exactly change... (also science didn't miss it but phrasing/reporting can) but being clever and precise, the situation changed, just not the climate/temperature (You'd make a wicked Djinn lol. *Wishes the weather stays the same* Djinn: *makes dust storm with equally reflective and absorbative dust particles*

@samuela-aegisdottir

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I thing that after a dust storm, things usually don't "stay the same".

Wires ➿➰ looped around each other like the drawing of an ⚛️ atom. Or maybe even the structures of DNA 🧬 would better store energy and Mass

I don't care about bending and red bra's I've been winning against 10+ buses already in phantasy star2 portable! I done the parum dragon again part 2! Ugh!! Little rocksrarrr

Can anyone explain Martian wind to me like a 5yo? How tf does it even happen?

@RedHair651

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Temperature gradients, just like on earth

@RedHair651

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Essentially hot air rises and cool air falls, but they have different densities so they stay separated somewhat and "slide" off of each other, which creates lateral movement.

@TragoudistrosMPH

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Pressure. Hot air expands, leaving a 'vacuum' with 'no pressure'. Cold thick air rushes in to fill up that 'vacuum'. That "rushing in" is the wind. MAYBE like when you wave your hand, you push air away in front of your hand, but the empty space behind your hand is filled with new air, rushing in. (My best shot. Biological sciences here, and I think air pressure is weird 😑)

Where are the mom jokes?

Inhabiting Mars doesn't need to be a thing. And it proly shouldn't be.

1st? 💀💀

Mars might had more advanced life animal life even a civilization . And million of years ago not billion. But still sending humans to Mars an expecting them to terraform it is like spraying stem cells on a skeleton 🦴 and hoping they grow the entire living body

Fake video title

not hard to fix. build underground. much like the moon, get a consistent temperature by going under the surface.