Ghostly columns of dust return to Jezero crater

Episode 105
After a winter lull in the action, the return of spring in Jezero crater has brought back swirling thermal updrafts known as dust devils. In Mars exploration, they’ve mostly been a force for good, but occasionally they do harm.

[allankamen]

I will always watch a Mars Guy episode as soon as it is released. Fascinating and really informative.

[richard-mtl]

I just wanted to say that I look forward to these Sunday morning episodes. They have become part of my routine! Thanks for all the work you put into them.

[jamesrussell]

Interesting that even with a surface atmospheric pressure only 1% of that on Earth, Mars' winds were still sufficient to damage the wiring of the wind sensor. That may suggest that Mars dust particles have sharp edges like Moon dust.

[lawrieyoutube]

I really enjoy your videos. Perfect for the non-specialist. Positivity without any hype. The 'to scale' is SO important for me. It makes the landscape make sense. I get a frisson of expectation every time one of your most excellent episodes pops up on my feed. Please know that I appreciate the work you put in.

[AeroGraphica]

Fascinating and so well narrated, always a pleasure to watch !

[TheLastStarfighter]

I can totally see Mars' guy doing the Martian weather for us on futuristic holographic projectors 🪐💓👍

[HGEMAIL]

If only one of these dust devils hit insight😢, excellent episode Mars Guy👩‍🚀

[Sheaker]

Thank You Mars Guy! Great comparison of rocks on Earth and Mars. I just love to see those similarities between both worlds.

[flyfun]

I appreciate your adding the "Mars Guy for Scale" to these videos. Really helps at understanding what we're looking at.

[Bippy]

I admire the way you explain the discoveries we are so fortunate to know about Mars in plain layman’s language.

[coralie]

Another great video Mr Mars! Poltergeists on Mars, now that's a scary thought! 😳😬 I love dust devils, as kids we'd try to catch up to them if they were close, but I'm sure those are much more fierce! Thanks 😊 for another great video!

[thatotherguy]

Spirits of Mars 👻
Thanks for the update 👍

[bosoerjadi]

In my daily work I occasionally ask for a 'Mars Guy for scale' in presentations. One of my favourite expressions to use. Thank you for your great work. You help to make Mars relatable and tangible to me.

[craigo]

Another great video Mars Guy, thanks so much again.

[cdl]

The rock garden in these latest images reminds me of some of the Viking lander images. One that I do not understand is how layered rocks become tilted on Mars, were there is little or no tectonic activity. Maybe Mars Guy could provide us with a short lesson on this subject one day.

[gordonwallin]

Cool, thanks.Cheers from the Pacific West Coast of Canada.

[copperNick-North]

A rover-wash could be built between the two rock formations :)

[basedad]

Another great episode! See ya next week.

[cibinskymojo]

Another great episode, Mars Guy. Thank you. Your channel is the best!

[glencrandall]

A strange and wonderful place. The hardware is almost unbeileveable. 🙂🙂