The Far Future of Mars

In the future, the Sun will become a red giant and end the Solar System. But will Mars ever become habitable in the future, or will it be doomed like the rest of the inner planets?

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[TheRobloxiansOfficialGroup]

Im going to comment more but its sad how underrated this channel is considering how informed and grounded in reality it is, unlike ai generated clickbait.

[icemaster-]

I just Fucking love this channel. No clickbait, no misinformation, no ai generated bullcrap, just serious scientific discussion, publicly available information, and one of the best channels on YouTube. Keep up the great work!

[RJS]

Okay but fr I'm genuinely kinda hyped for the how to save the Solar System video ngl. Like, how can that even happen? I gotta know!
Together humanity will change its fate!

[astrophile_]

great comprehensive videos! i love these terms like halcyonic and tartarian and you also prevent misinformation. u have our support :)

[Ashtondaboi]

Are you doing "far future" of every planet in the solar system?

[sargentthiccboi]

This channel is seriously growing fast. Good job

[universe]

Mars is already losing its atmosphere that when it gets warm enough before red giant its probably nearly or completely airless

[TheBetterNASAProject]

Thank you for pointing out that atmospheres don't require magnetic fields (tho they help), I get so tired of explaining that atmospheres are a balancing act between so many variables. Great video KYP 👍🏻

[waaseanangl]

Really excited for saving the solar system vid

[brum]

Always been obsessed with mars (not in the weirdo musk way) this was such a great video.

[formersamonellaclone]

all these mentions of other planets and their futures makes me want a comprehensive video on the future of the solar system whenever the halcyon series is wrapped up

[jonyprepperisrael]

been watching your videos for a while, and recommended to some friends here and there.

[Ell_sTadium]

despite having no music its still very interesting to watch and learn this.

[gate]

This is great! I love your channel, this is exactly what I was wondering, you even mentioned the tilt, the glaciations, all the cool stuff, I was just waiting to hear you say snowball mars lol, its amazing because we are so familiar with earth geological history and eras, and whats gona happen, pangea ultima and all that, so its great that we can actually see whats gonna happen to other planets because of aging sun. Mars is so unlucky, if it was massive as Earth and Venus it could have the magnetic field (but again Venus doesnt have it, idk why), doesnt have a moon to stabilise the tilt, gravity is shit, like everything is against it. Earth and Mars are like Chad and sub5. I wish this video was longer, its great

[galliumgames]

Unfortunately current evidence suggests that the liquid flows on are much more likely to be dry sand flows, but that doesn’t rule of the possibility of brine flows being possible on Mars. It also appears that the quantities of water stored in the crust may also be oceanic in quantity.

[sanzyboy]

Since titan is within the magnetic field of saturn which i assume happens for many exomoons, could it be possible for an exomoon to be habitable like for example Pandora?

[AlfallMap]

Never even knew Mars had a giant axial swing every 2.5 megaannum, every day's a school day.
I'll save the "Save the Solar System" thing for when the next vid comes out.

Also, why not create your own fictional solar system?

[graysonbaker]

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[GreySectoid]

Your content is fascinating but maybe some minor improvement suggestion, have you considered trying talking just a tad more slowly, I'm sure I am not the only non-native speaker who needs a bit time to digest the torrent of information, but then again maybe it's just me, anyway keep up the good work

[SiameseSpaceCat]

I think mars will be the only inner planet to survive, and it would be very volcanic!