Planet Mars remains constantly in the center of attention thanks to the multiple very important discoveries that are made by scientists, and today we are talking about a new one from NASA, one that has an impact for all of humanity. More precisely, according to those from NASA, it seems that the atmosphere that exists on the planet Mars is constantly and quickly transferred to outer space, in a much faster way than was thought until now.
Planet Mars it would lose a good part of its atmosphere every day, or at least that's what NASA devices that constantly monitor the cosmic body, and transmit data to Earth for analysis, managed to discover. The storms that break out on the planet Mars are the ones that lead to the loss of the atmosphere at a rapid rate, and NASA's instruments, and not only that, have detected multiple events that have led to the transfer of hot gases from the atmosphere to outer space.
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Planet Mars it is smaller than the Earth, so it loses the atmosphere more, and faster, mainly through the transfer of hot gases to the upper parts of the atmosphere, and then to outer space. The problem with this whole process centers on the astronauts who are going to arrive on the planet Mars, and this is because they will have to survive in this environment, which is less tolerant than the one on Earth, without enough oxygen for breathing.
“In the first week of June 2018, a global dust storm, also called a 'planet-surrounding dust event', began to grow on Mars and reached its mature phase by the first week of July. Such a storm significantly heated and expanded the Martian upper atmosphere. The heating and expansion of the global dust storm resulted in part of the Martian atmosphere rapidly reaching the altitude of the exobase (which is 220 km). Any hot gases above the exobase altitude are more likely to move to higher altitudes and subsequently escape into outer space. Therefore, it can be inferred from the results of the present study that the global dust storm of 2018 resulted in an enhanced escape of the Martian atmosphere."
Planet Mars it is an extremely complicated one, and these complications generate the very big problems that NASA is now facing in terms of sending astronauts there, and ensuring that they will survive. As things look at the moment, it seems improbable that we will see any settlement made on the planet Mars very soon, and including the first manned missions seem quite distant, unfortunately for us.
Planet Mars it will be monitored further, but the discovery of the researchers is not an encouraging one in terms of the possibility of sustaining human life for long periods of time there.
