The Planet Mars Has Secrets ...
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- Опубліковано 1 кві 2024
- An exploration of some of the more obscure mysteries regarding the planet Mars.
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I have secrets too, John.
Your username isn't one of them...
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I'm an open book
too bad all my pages are blank...
Do tell
We know that's you, Family Dollar
So you change your username often? Interesting, I thought there was a limit.
AFAIK Mars is far from being fully oxidized. If I remember correctly the viking Landers found significant amounts of metallic iron mixed in with the Martian soil. And of course, as anyone that's dealt with iron stains knows, only a small amount of iron oxide is needed to give the color.
So it's like my truck that has a coating of rust, it's reddish brown but it still runs and drives because most of the iron is still metal.
It takes more than just metallic iron to form rust, and since Mars, per NASA’s word, has less than 0.15% oxygen in its atmosphere, there’s virtually no oxygen to oxidize the metallic iron.
Also, could the surface layer of rust keep what oxygen there is from reacting with the metallic iron, assuming the metallic iron is subsurface?
@@brownwhale5518 Right. That's why it's thought that for millions of years after photosynthesis started to become a thing Earth's climate was largely unaffected. Then, once everything on the surface oxidized, the O2 levels suddenly (by geologic time) spiked, mass dieoffs from oxygen poisoning, and then more mass dieoffs from the mother of all ice ages caused by the oxygen spike.
Mars has plenty of secrets: Demon Portals, UAC facilities with BFG-9000s, Utopia Planitia Shipyards, The Void Dragon, the Adeptus Mechanicus, and if Quade was actually on Mars or still at Recall. Keep up the great work.
Referencing Doom and/or Quake?
Actually I think that mars is red because of sandworm spice, sorry to break it to ya John! Bless the maker and his water
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'Iron-ic' at 4:54
I see what you did there.
While my American friends listen to John going to sleep, here in Budapest I'm having my morning coffee and a sandwich with John starting my day.
Another great video! Thanks John!
Top of the morning my friend, i hope you have a fantastic day today!
I'm going to sleep, but how cool is it you can see Sol right now lol
Things like this little interaction mean so much to me
Damn it’s 1am and I’m in bed lol
I'm taking a dump
Listening to JMG in the morning would send me straight back to sleep! 😅
@@jefffinkbonner9551 😂
10:03 Wow, a mission to recover actual, physical material from Phobos and return it to Earth! Now THAT would be quite a feat, especially considering how close Phobos orbits to Mars, and the speed it's whizzing around it. Phew.
Nah, it's actually easy. It's actually easier than that from an asteroid. Hopefully they don't find any protomolecule tho.
@@aserta you thinking of Phoebie...Saturn...made up story.
Interesting tidbits, Mars is the God of War, his Daddy was Jupiter, his sons were Romulus and Remus (founders of Rome and the names of the Horses that pulled his War Chariot? Phobos and Deimos of course! Now you know!
@@aserta Phobos actually IS an Asteroid. A captured Asteroid, but an Asteroid nonetheless. The returned samples will prove this, if we ever get around to sending the mission.
@@just_one_opinion great, another conspiracy theorist eros denier. IT MOVED ON ITS OWN!
you'd find it "iron-ic", you say?
Don't 'ca think?
Perhaps an oxymoron?
_UGH_
Brilliant
A little too ironic. I really do think
That would be neat when the first humans set up a research base on Mars and start doing core drillings they start finding fossils and stuff
Or a chalk layer
From all the teachers cleaning the brushes...
We flew a damn remote controlled helicopter millions of miles away on Mars. Insane.
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*autonomous. Remote control doesn't work with that much lag. Even more insane.
Yeah we weren't flying it, it flew itself
I agree, exciting
Merca! 🇺🇲
5:11 I was totally galvanised by the rusting Chrysler LeBaron quip. 🥝✔️
JMG You are on a roll! I genuinely look forward to these videos cuz they help with my astronomy obsession
PhD. psychologists say studying astronomy is escapist behavior. Escape from where (?)
Here or there?
@@MARILYNANDERSON88source?
We all have secrets John.
The weirdest thing about Mars is that they make candy bars _and_ pet food. I hope not in the same factory.
Had no idea they made pet food.
That is weird.
@@sighfly2928they're actually the largest manufacturer of pet food. I think candy bars are a bit of a side hustle.
They also own VCA Animal Hospitals and several other veterinary specialty services. I worked on an xray machine for child company of vca animal hospital which is a subsidiary of Mars
Mars is a family name, THEY own lots of things. How many different things do all the people who share your last name own?
Bout to go to bed. Perfect to listen while i dooz off❤
John "Melatonin" Godier
❤ positive waves
I do that too
So cringe!
@@rocoe9019 lol!!!!
John! Have you thought about becoming a throat singer? Your voice is awesome!
I've tried actually. I can't do the Tuvan type throat singing, never figured out that technique. But I can control my upper harmonics and do the Basso Profundo singing technique and drop it a full octave from my speaking voice. It's freaky sounding, but I'm a terrible singer, so not useful.
The Bashar info speaks in depth on the ancient history of mars !
Everything about your channel is so well executed, I just wanted to say thanks for the content, it helps me get through the day. I also really love the background music you use, incredibly relaxing and thought provoking.
The surface or mars absorbs methane like a sponge, it isnt a lot of methane, but the level it can absorb depends on atmospheric pressure, as pressure changes with temperature the methane cyclically is released or reabsorbed. The exact nature of what is holding onto that methane, where the minerals are and what levels are absorbed in different deposits is still a mystery, however the subsurface ice deposits in low lying areas may have a significant impact.
The biggest mystery surrounding Mars may be why anyone for any reason considers living there other than in the context of a limited-duration scientific mission.
Just in time! Thank you for your work, John
Thanks for another awesome video
Thanks a bunch for the, video, John! 😃
I've asked myself for years about the rust on Mars!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Would love to see a video on Mars’ caves
Awesome video dude. Very interesting. I love Mars. And Pluto.
Mars is just such a mysterious and cool planet.
Mars is the most boring planet!
@@rocoe9019 No planet is boring, c'mon!
Bless you JMG ..appreciate your cool topics !
These videos are what i need man.
This channel is medicinal.
One of my favorite channels. Thanks for another great video!!
Thanks John ! Cheers bro
Mar's has almost exactly the same axial tilt as Earth. It has a day length close to that of Earth's. It's year is close to twice Earth's. Plus, the presence of water. And it's supposed to be in the Goldilocks zone (habitable zone). Is this true?
I also heard it has little protection from radiation due to lack of an electromagnet-sphere. Thus, the need for radiation shields.
I head that it's not rust. It's really cinnamon.👈🙃👍
@@simhess9720 Yep, moon's cheese, Mars is cinnamon, and Saturn is cotton candy. Earth is flat because it's the dinner plate.
@@switzerlandful It's actually the Earth's thick atmosphere providing the protection from hard radiation, though a robust magnetic field is what allows Earth to keep it. While on Mars' surface, humans will still require some shielding from radiation, but due to the (albeit thin) atmosphere and the planet underneath their feet, the amount of damaging radiation that can reach them is less than half of that encountered while en route. A solar flare event during local daytime will be the largest concern.
New John video and about to go to bed equals good sleep coming 😊
Thanks for your contribution, it's invaluable.
No one cares what you jack it to!
Will you do something like a brief recap video of cern and the lhc since they are going for another "run" on the 8th? I haven't found many good videos that aren't filled with click bait about the lhc recently
EXCITED 4 THE RETURN OF THIS SERIES 💯🙏🏾🙏🏾U MISSED EARTH THO💔💔
Thanks John
Very interesting title, I can't wait
Keep em coming ❤🎉
Been watching for years. Always great content
Guy is a legend hands down, protect this man at all costs people
Just woke up… gunna put this on and turn over and drift back off again!
I been dozing off then this drops
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Daddy John always delivers the goods
Daddy John! 🙄omg the cringe
Thank you John. It’s bedtime, and I very much appreciate your content. I always look forward to your new videos.
From about '06 to '08 I had a '94 LeBaron convertible. Only car in 30 years I ever owned that wasn't a Toyota, Honda or Nissan. I used to get a lot of wisecracks from friends over it but I loved that car!! Summertime, top down, rollin in the LeBaron!
Keep an open mind and never stop questioning the mysteries of the universe.
"The oxidized iron on the surface, whatever happened there". Good morning from Athens, Greece.
Ela file mou
At some point, we should see how hard it would be to push Phobos to a stable orbit to save it. #SavePhobos. Thanks for the video!
Love this channel, thanks so much
Exciting times indeed
So that’s your story, and sticking to it. Good point.
I love the frequent uploads! We're not worthy!
If Mars 3 billion ya had some atmospheric greenhouse gases with a wet/damp climate, then this would have been ideal conditions for stromatolites to exist. These would have generated the oxygen that oxidized the iron rich surface layer generating more hydrogen
Excellent video, thank you.
Informative and though provoking as always 👍
4:49- "I would find it ironic to say the least"... Yeah, I saw what you did there😊
John fires the first shots against the Chrysler LeBaron...
The fact the earth mars and Venus all looked alike at some mount (earth like) is quite fascinating and make me believe it can’t be that rare in the universe. I mean, far from the majority of all. Star systems but still not rare
Another secret is,would tomatos grow on mars soil mixed with human poop?
the threequel we deserved
I like to imagine ruins of ancient high tech civilizations buried beneath the dust of Mars. Wishful thinking, but a fun idea anyway.
You simply cannot convince the Viking landers didn’t discover extant life on Mars in the 70s
Looking forward to the Saturn vid! Absolutely agree, very suspicious...
Dont forget to mention the UAC Mars Base
How long in geologic time does Earth have vs the life on it making it either Venus or Mars?
Hi Michael! 👋
Imagine if one of Mars's moons is just its mantle it threw up through Olympus Mons' volcano.
Deimos looks like a big pumice rock.
Love being first comment on a JMG video, my favorite genius..
Can we petition for comments on channels such as these to be seperated between entertaining and productive?
Is that long scar on Mars a contraction feature?
Great point,,where's the oxygen that rusted Mars???
In the rust
@@vapormissileAsk a foolish question...
O2 is reactive and needs to be replenished, in other words whatever produced it is gone. The o2 that was produced is locked up in oxides
I always wonder how you could come up with anything else to talk to that would be engaging, and you do it every time.
Could a large impact have possibly essentially annihilated the water somehow and also released the iron from inside the planet in an enormous explosion, turning it into a fine powder which would have been scattered over the entire planet, interacting with the small amount of moisture still left in the atmosphere to give Mars its distinctive hue? I don't think it's an impossibility
My desert, my Mars, my Dune
The rust must flow.
If Mars lacked a magnetosphere, but had a tall water-vapour-rich atmosphere, producing oxygen from UV as said: Maybe as the solar wind blew away the atmosphere it also did a lot of "mixing", stirring the stratospheric UV-produced oxygen down into the lower altitudes where it could react with iron, faster than if there were no mixing.
Saturns hexagon is proof we live in a simulation, the simulation programmers just never thought we would be able to see one of Saturns poles, so they didn’t fix the ‘Saturn Pole’ bug in their program.
Let's ALL GO TO MARS WITH JMG
Yuh yuh yuh yuh yuh
How likely do you think there might be some sort of adapted microbial life at the poles of Mars or at least the evidence of old ones?
I LOVE your channels, but why are you not on Nebula?
Another one down in the planet series! Thanks JMG, really great. The seasonal methane was especially interesting to learn about.
Yo john ! Have you heard anything more on the chattering about a new biosignature planet discovery?
This makes me want to watch The Martian with Matt Damon again ❤
Using current technology we could use a cascading domino effect to to push ice asteroids into Mars, increasing it's mass and supplying it with water, and adjusting it's orbit inward closer to the Sun. We could do this to terriform Mars on a grand and sustainable scale.
What's up John, I wanted to chime in at the 58 second point, as to why Mars no longer has water or a thicker atmosphere. It might not be as simple as Mars being too small to maintain such things for as long as Earth has. The problem considerthe asteroid belt, the material that makes it up isn't enough to make up another planet by itself, not counting Ceres . However, it could be indicative of Ceres being an impactor that blasted off a large portion of Mars's surface without destroying it completely, and that would account for Mars looking like half of it was wiped completely off, just a thought.
... and there is an obelisk on Phobos, as Buzz Aldrin mentioned. Just like the ones on the Earth moon. Much more interesting destination...
That'd be pretty cooj if we discovered all of Mars secrets yo
You got some real freaks on ur channel JMG, sheesh, these comments so e of them. However, thanks for your work the rest of us also appreciate your teams work...
Keep your secrets then!
This is just what I needed at the end of this day
“The planet mars has secrets..” sounds like the title of a metal core song 😂
Olympus mons stands out to me as a major contributor of mars bleeding out its atmosphere.
I wonder, given Oumuamua, how many of our Solar system's bodies (in proportion) are extra solar captures. And further, how many of the satellites of the known planets are captures vs part of the formation process.
Thanks for your insight into this amazing universe in which we LIIIIIIIVEE
Hopefully they take the samples from Phobos around the monolith that Buzx Aldrin spoke of....maybe strap an Iphone to it so we get a good color picture or video
Planets come and go but Chrysler products last forever.
If you want to know what happens too water on Mars’s why don’t you send water there and see what happens
I would like to know if the JAXA mission to Phobos is planning for a deep sampling of the terrain or just the surface... this might have some implications on the results due to Mars dust leaving the planet constantly... I would argue that Phobos might be one of the most polluted places with Mars dust on the solar system even with it's low gravity, so a probing mission would have to take that into consideration and take samples from surface level and a few centimeters deep (maybe even more)
IRONic that mars rusted...
Could they have been a significant seismic event on Mars? Could Mars have been a larger planet, and an unknown event caused a tectonic collapse and also threw the atmosphere off the planet?