Martian Dust Devils And Global Dust Storms

[@Tharsis_]

Always a good day when Dreksler uploads

[@Redjan_Mapping]

Indeed

[@bamseskylling1978]

Always on par

[@leuk2389]

Really glad to see you still upload on this channel frequently. Just recently gotten to watching your videos and have been really enjoying them. Your channel gets criminally little interaction for the quality of your content I hope you know people are watching!

[@jediknight73]

Crazy how such a thin atmosphere has such activity ❤

[@nuckerball1259]

The dust is extremely fine which is why its able to pick it up.

[@deanmartin2332]

Yes it is. Hard to believe it could even get warm enough to create them.

[@xmtryanx]

Which is why the storm in 'The Martian' is so funny XD

[@pizzastranger1325]

Love your content Dreksler, Keep it up!!

[@GeorgeChoy]

Welcome back, long time no see.

[@AstroJoe628]

MVP of KZbin astronomy

[@FromNothing]

16:09 You can actually see some dust devil trails in that image too.

[@cancel1913]

Great video very well done.

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Wow, look who just uploaded! 🥰

[@richardconway6425]

Great photos and video segments, they really add to the atmosphere of the video. Very good for my imagination! Thanks 🚀🚀

Love your work Dreksler. Always a pleasure to listen and watch your video essays. Greetings from Ecuador 🇪🇨

[@msn64man1]

So it’s not the Tasmanian devil spinning on mars

[@Aryel2000]

Been watching since 2017 love your stuff 😊

[@garyfrancis6193]

I thought “ The Martian Dust Devils” were a rock group. They were out of this world.

Lol

[@bartoszkuklinski90]

Ok like, and lets watch! ;)

[@Gary-Seven-and-Isis-in-1968]

There had to be the final sentence were terraforming of Mars was mentioned. The best we could do, if anyone actually wants to bother, is to genetically create a plant which can survive within the climate on Mars. Seeding the planet at the poles. and waiting for a hell of a long time. Vegetation will decrease windspeed if there is enough of it.

[@richardconway6425]

"Lemon trees on Mercury" Red Hot Chili Peppers

[@redheadshield9627]

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[@zoolook1000]

big globe shaped thing to the left,7:20

[@joelcrandell700]

Can you do titan moon past and future next

[@josephzielinski8817]

0:14 Looks like a twister.

[@joelcrandell700]

9:20 dust storms

[@stryfe7467]

And we think storms on Earth are scary.

[@m1abrams1776]

Big tornadoes are scary

[@vinniepeterss]

nice one

[@ahsoka_polo]

Those dust storms can be very dangerous since the soil itself is toxic

[@ozomathli5726]

I don't understand why they haven't found a system to scan the solar panels of the Mars probes, remove the dust and make them last longer.

[@mrsupremegascon]

There is an experiment about that on the Perseverance rover.

[@ozomathli5726]

@@mrsupremegascon no one had thought of that before?

[@mrsupremegascon]

@@ozomathli5726 They did, and they deemed that wasn't an issue or too much troubles. Don't think that was a waste that we lost contact with Opportunity and Insight, we just squeezed every bit of their few years budgeted hardware, well past their planned lifetime.

[@leuk2389]

@@ozomathli5726 from what I understand the dust is electrically charged and literally sticks to the panels and itself if your question is "how has no one tought about this?" the answer is "they probably have" because we are talking about literal rocket scientists here... more likely it's not as easy as it might seem from a layman's perspective

[@draytonkk]

all they would need is a system to compress and store small quantities of air and an air hose or something equivalent to a set of nozzles at the center of each panel pointing outwards to occasionally blow it off with a series of air "blasts" to puff it off... the hardest part of that would be compressing the thin Martian atmosphere but I don't think that it is unfeasible by any stretch and should be achievable to implement at a weight under 10-20kg.

[@jrkc9218]

Great video

[@planetarystargazer]

What If Mars and Venus were replaced by exact copies of Earth 🌎🌍🌏

[@bartoszkuklinski90]

In the orbit of Venus, the Earth turns into Venus, and in the orbit of Mercury, the Earth turns into the giant Mercury. Only with few craters and active volcanism.

[@planetarystargazer]

@@bartoszkuklinski90What would happen to this other Earth-like planet in the orbit of Mars? Would it be marginally habitable and hospitable to life albeit slightly colder or would it be freezing cold like the coldest places on Earth such as the Arctic, Antarctica 🇦🇶, Siberia, Russian 🇷🇺 states, European countries, Alaska, Canada 🇨🇦, GreenLand 🇬🇱, IceLand 🇮🇸, etc.?

[@ozomathli5726]

@@planetarystargazer We calculated that to move the Earth on the trajectory of Mars would require energy equivalent to one week of the energy produced by the Sun. The average temperature in Mars is - 63 °C so only region of equator will not freeze.

[@-guy113]

​@planetarystargazer Tempature on Mars in general is already very cold, but earth unlike Mars has a thick atmosphere around 100x or so thicker, it would get colder possibly into the -10s or lower on Average I think, (for some prospective Average degree Celsius on earth is around 15 degrees) however earth's oceans might not freeze, especially if the moon gets somehow teleported with earth, because of tides earth's oceans might not freeze and life will adapt to these cold changes. Overall it wouldn't be so bad although a lot colder. Also exploration of the moons of jupiter & saturn would be way easier because the orbit of Mars is around 1.5 au (1.5x further than the sun from earth) Now on the coldest places on earth like the North & South poles it might get so cold that parts of the atmosphere might freeze. That's all

[@planetarystargazer]

@@-guy113At 1.5 AU, do you think it won't be cold enough for the atmosphere to freeze to ice? Would warm and hot places at the Tropics, Equator and Equatorial and tropical regions like the Sahara 🇪🇭, Egypt 🇪🇬, African countries, Amazon RainForest, Brazil 🇧🇷, Death Valley/Las Vegas, California, Hawaii, Florida, Texas, Argentina 🇦🇷, Ecuador 🇪🇨, Caribbean Islands, Mexico 🇲🇽, India 🇮🇳, Central America, New Zealand 🇳🇿, Australia 🇦🇺, etc. be warm enough for liquid water on the surface where there would no longer be hot, muggy and sunny weather, unbearable heat and sweltering humidity, just a pleasant mild temperate climate?

[@redheadshield9627]

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[@aseelsenthusiast9911]

Always best

[@SvssvsAmogvs]

Reminds me to Mass Effect 3...

The dust storm in the beginning of the game was awe inspiring.

[@vinniepeterss]

🎉🎉

[@javierhillier4252]

17:42 the most powerful recorded tornado was actually in France a few hundred years ago

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I love your videos

[@OperatorAron]

Hello, is there any chance you coud set up community Discord? Woud be great to be with you there

[@kieranmilner4208]

Take a shot everytime he says dust

[@halohm3130]

there real i went to mars once

Based.

[@scottm5425]

I wonder if you get tornados on Venus, that would be scary

[@Azpakistani8]

No wonder mr beast didn't go to mars 💀

[@johnmarksuarez83]

Dreksler uploads once in a Blue moon

[@msn64man1]

So where’s daredevil

[@netizencapet]

1. Loved the soundtrack & slow talking rhythm. 2. "Southern" is pronounced "suhthern," not "sowthern."

[@master-kq3nw]

Big sand storms in mars

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[@peterpzazz2441]

If you like space movies watchthe Riddick movies starring Vin Diesel.

[@zoolook1000]

What if we get Martian dust on the solar panels don't worry about it The Monkees won't notice🙈🏏🤐💩☠️

[@dingojones]

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