ЧТО ВНУТРИ ДРУГИХ ПЛАНЕТ: АД ВЕНЕРЫ, ВУЛКАНЫ-МОНСТРЫ, СМЕРТЬ МАРСА и ОКЕАН КИСЛОТЫ
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Did you know there's a planet where over 400 volcanoes erupt simultaneously? Jupiter's moon Io is the most geologically active body in the Solar System. Its volcanoes spew lava, sulfur, and sulfur dioxide up to 500 kilometers high—that's higher than the International Space Station flies! Lava flows extend for hundreds of kilometers, and the entire surface is painted in incredible hues: yellow, red, white, black, and even green. It's as if someone took a crazy palette and painted the entire moon.
We're discussing the amazing features of other worlds with Mikhail Ivanov, who studies the geology of planets and moons in the Solar System. We'll also find out: Which planet is the richest in minerals? How do geologists even study distant worlds without visiting them in person? What can you learn about a planet just by looking at the craters on its surface? And could substances not found on Earth exist on other planets?
We'll also find out: Why did Mars become a lifeless desert, while Earth didn't? How did Venus become a veritable hell with temperatures of 460°C? Where else in the Solar System is there water, and how do we know it?
Get ready for a journey through the most unusual worlds in our cosmic neighborhood. View!
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0:00 - The Carbon Dioxide Cycle on Mars
1:06 - Support us with a like!
1:16 - The Tallest Mountain in the Solar System
2:05 - How Do Volcanoes Form?
3:38 - Why Isn't There Crustal Mobility on Mars?
8:33 - How Is the Geology of Other Planets Studied?
12:07 - How Does Light Reveal the Mineral Composition of Planets?
13:05 - Flowing Water on Mars
17:45 - Martian Meteorites
21:19 - Where Are the Most Minerals in Space?
24:54 - Is There Oil in Space?
25:59 - Diamonds in the Universe
27:10 - Soil from Mars
28:14 - How Do Rovers Analyze Soil?
29:52 - Where Did All the Water on Mars Go?
34:01 - What Do the Craters Tell Us?
37:54 - The Oldest Surface in the Solar System
41:16 - The Shape of Craters
42:03 - What Do We See on Venus?
48:28 - The Oldest Planet in Our Solar System
52:16 - The Diverse Life of Planets
55:40 - Unique Materials on Other Planets
57:41 - Liquid Geysers of Enceladus
1:00:03 - The Ocean of Europa
1:06:40 - Ice on Mars
1:08:36 - The Structure of Exoplanets
1:10:43 - Thanks for watching!
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ЧТО ВНУТРИ ДРУГИХ ПЛАНЕТ: АД ВЕНЕРЫ, ВУЛКАНЫ-МОНСТРЫ, СМЕРТЬ МАРСА и ОКЕАН КИСЛОТЫ
ОСНОВА
276,569 views
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Did you know there's a planet where over 400 volcanoes erupt simultaneously? Jupiter's moon Io is the most geologically active body in the Solar System. Its volcanoes spew lava, sulfur, and sulfur dioxide up to 500 kilometers high—that's higher than the International Space Station flies! Lava flows extend for hundreds of kilometers, and the entire surface is painted in incredible hues: yellow, red, white, black, and even green. It's as if someone took a crazy palette and painted the entire moon.
We're discussing the amazing features of other worlds with Mikhail Ivanov, who studies the geology of planets and moons in the Solar System. We'll also find out: Which planet is the richest in minerals? How do geologists even study distant worlds without visiting them in person? What can you learn about a planet just by looking at the craters on its surface? And could substances not found on Earth exist on other planets?
We'll also find out: Why did Mars become a lifeless desert, while Earth didn't? How did Venus become a veritable hell with temperatures of 460°C? Where else in the Solar System is there water, and how do we know it?
Get ready for a journey through the most unusual worlds in our cosmic neighborhood. View!
OSNA on social media:
OSNA. Briefly: @osnovashorts
VK: https://vk.com/osnovachannel
Dzen: https://dzen.ru/osnovachannel
TikTok: TikTok: osnovachannel
Instagram*: Instagram: osnovachannel
Yandex.Music: https://music.yandex.ru/album/37863161
0:00 - The Carbon Dioxide Cycle on Mars
1:06 - Support us with a like!
1:16 - The Tallest Mountain in the Solar System
2:05 - How Do Volcanoes Form?
3:38 - Why Isn't There Crustal Mobility on Mars?
8:33 - How Is the Geology of Other Planets Studied?
12:07 - How Does Light Reveal the Mineral Composition of Planets?
13:05 - Flowing Water on Mars
17:45 - Martian Meteorites
21:19 - Where Are the Most Minerals in Space?
24:54 - Is There Oil in Space?
25:59 - Diamonds in the Universe
27:10 - Soil from Mars
28:14 - How Do Rovers Analyze Soil?
29:52 - Where Did All the Water on Mars Go?
34:01 - What Do the Craters Tell Us?
37:54 - The Oldest Surface in the Solar System
41:16 - The Shape of Craters
42:03 - What Do We See on Venus?
48:28 - The Oldest Planet in Our Solar System
52:16 - The Diverse Life of Planets
55:40 - Unique Materials on Other Planets
57:41 - Liquid Geysers of Enceladus
1:00:03 - The Ocean of Europa
1:06:40 - Ice on Mars
1:08:36 - The Structure of Exoplanets
1:10:43 - Thanks for watching!
designated as extremist and blocked in the Russian Federation as a Meta product*
**designated as an extremist organization
#basis #space #podcast #science