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
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:34 Understanding Solar Storms and Their Effects
03:20 NASA's Preparation and Research on Mars
06:41 Significance for Future Mars Exploration, Colonization, and Habitability
09:46 Outro
10:03 Enjoy
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[@MrLewooz]

ah ah ah terra forming mars.... always make me chuckle.... why don't we start by Earth??? just for a matter of scale? a job to do.... counteracting global warming.... startiiiiiiiiiing... NOW!

[@2painful2watch]

Earth is a terrible world to live in now. Climate change, wars, famine, diseases, poverty and lots of crime. People out there are angry and dangerous out there. I prefer living on Mars if I could. Fuk this planet.

[@jerrypolverino6025]

The moment I learned of the solar storms I became concerned for these missions. I’ve been waiting for these missions for years.

[@Nightscape_]

I'm happy we are actually ready for the upcoming solar storms and don't have to worry.

[@Leo-pd4fc]

I want to know these 3 things about the Upcoming Solar Storm: When it's start, can we survive from it and how to be prebared? 😮

[@ioanbota9397]

Its realy interestyng this video

[@davidansley1731]

Just dig a hole in the ground , then get in it. Under ground in the only protection , all the richey rich people have under ground bunkers. Just ask Jeff. Our ancestors could testify to that. We survived , you get 3 guess's how we survived.

[@replica1052]

multiple ships in formation shield each other and help be seconds away no matter what problem

[@IsabellaIsabella-mc1tx]

Hi! Wonderful vídeo . Thanks ❤

[@chopensaji208]

What a clear English and pronunciation

[@DaleBladez]

Sooooo when in the years of solar maximum what happens to the heliopause? Does it expand?

[@OliverGrumitt]

Going to Mars would be a one way suicide mission and how anyone would want to go is a total mystery to me.

[@user-kz8dy9hu5f]

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[@davidarundel6187]

The solar maximúms and cme's , are for some on earth , a painful experienc. Were one on Mars, genetic damge would be certain and any settlers decenens , would not be able to come to earth - the enviroment ould ill them , as theirs would likely kill us .

[@Marc_Gagne]

We should leave our Flags on Earth.

[@jamesmazzoni5063]

Elon should lead the way and go to Mars first

[@OliverGrumitt]

There is more chance Mickey Mouse, Bugs Bunny or any other cartoon character becoming President of the United States than Elon Musk’s Mars plans ever coming true, whether by 2,050 or even by 3,050.

[@jerrypolverino6025]

Mars is a terribly horrible place.

[@user-lx2uh2es3q]

Mars attacks. The movie

[@FATillery]

Indeed, my friend. That 95% carbon dioxide atmosphere is not meant for humans. What water that exists is frozen in the polar regions. We may be able to learn of it's geological and planetary history with our rovers and such but, we ain't gonna live there.

[@FATillery]

Mars is not now and will not be of any value to humans for centuries, if then. That 95% carbon dioxide atmosphere will prohibit any significant development by humans. Yes, there is frozen water around the polar regions but we would need to develop habitations first and Mars is not a nice place to visit.