To realize we're looking at the landscape of another planet... -phenomenal. Thank you for sharing this information and for continuing the explore all the amazing things in our solar system.
These are 3D images, but if you want to see some mind blowing video that when projected back to Earth they are stitched together to show 3D video check out Mars 3D video either on YT or Google. I went to Nasa's Mars site & imo those are the most amazing video's you'll see. You can also Google NASA Mars Exploration Ingenuity Flies in 3D too. Hope this helps! Enjoy 😊
@@GingerNinja1 Hi,thank you so much for the information that you provided for it was very kind of you and I will check out these images for I can imagine that they look very impressive in 3D.
Could we or should we try cloud seeding mars atmosphere.. it has a some cloud cover with ice clouds. Maybe this could make it rain and we can see where and how the rain water reacts with martian atmosphere and the surface
What amazing science Perseverance and Ingenuity are able to gather. Being able to add to the body of knowledge collected by Curiosity and the other Mars rovers prior. Thanks for sharing this update on the general direction that Perseverance and Ingenuity are going to attempt beyond exploring Jezero Crater. Having Perseverance and Ingenuity explore as a team has been a real bonus, in seeing the various perspectives of the landscape, and of each other. It would be interesting to hear what NASA/JPL are considering for must haves in terms of tools and capabilities for the next set of rovers to be sent to Mars? (even though it may be some time away, and beyond what the current budget allows) Mars has so many interesting places and features yet to be seen by humans, so much yet to explore and discover!
Except NASA sent Perseverance to Mars with no way to return samples, before the sample return craft design was even approved, nd now it looks like it is so expensive to send a retrieval mission that it won't happen.
@@TheStockwell I hope so... but with the current 8 to 11 billion dollar price tag and the no way we are going until 2030 widow (moved back from the 2027-28 window) it means either killing other projects until the 2030s or not getting the funding needed from congress!
Just a matter of time before samples collected are returned to Earth. With time technologies improve, and the cost to conduct science gets cheaper. Worth noting that only ~150 years ago the only ships that humans had to navigate large distances where wind powered and sailed the oceans om a single planet. Now we're witnessing robots flying over the surface of Mars. In less than 1000 sols, Ingenuity has totally changed how humans will explore Mars in future. While the samples have not yet been returned to Earth, NASA has already collected great images of them, studying these and doing science based on the samples. Just not all the science that is possible on Earth.
Best donation one could make is donations towards scientific explorations like these. Governments of world need to come together and understand that instead of distributing freebies , investment has to be made on free education and well funded science.
In the next time, we will send a robot called XTreme to do doing in Mars. Because of its name, the robot will destroy anything, rocks and hills, in order to emerge alien in there.
Thankyou for this. Makes my day when I see and hear about technology, geology, and many other scientific advances in space knowledge and also little clues about our earth's. Awesome!😎👾👽
Looks like those samples That Perseverance collected might stay there for a while. February, 2024. Lay offs announced. The Mars Return Samples mission is too insanely expensive. Another NASA failure to plan realistically.
Why does Mars keep the geological records so long? Like when compared to earth? Doesn't mars have frequent wind and San storms wouldn't that cause evidence from billions of years to be destroyed?
Mars does indeed have winds and storms but it doesn’t have plate tectonics. On earth there is a constant recycling of land masses through the tectonic processes of subduction and continental collisions. This means that there are very few areas on earth where the oldest rocks have been preserved. With no tectonics and no erosion by rivers or oceans for billions of years it means that Mars is much more stable and hence features formed billions of years ago are still preserved but would have long been destroyed by processes on earth.
I guess it crazy dreaming about unmanned mars rover space flights to take pictures of mars and red dust samples lol whatever that’s the story I am following
because being it so close, it's been observed from earth deeply, with satellites, and much earlier than mars always because of the distance in between. So sending robots the size of an SUV, is much more profitable on mars. Then don't forget that photography on the surface of the Moon is a photographer's worst nightmare, no atmosphere and a very reflective dust covering all the surface makes the contrast between the empty sky and the ground very complicated. That's why you never see the stars on the photo of the surface of the Moon.. etc etc
There are plenty of largish rounded rocks laying on the dry surface for billions of years being weathered & cracked by the day/night cycle - you can see them in the video. Smaller, rounder pebbles will have become buried by all that sand.
Because you haven't a clue about what differentiates Mars from Earth, nor the unimaginable engineering, rocketry, and effort it takes to get there. Why don't you take a tour of JPL? It might open new avenues of experience and thought for you👍.
There is evidence of water having been all over Mars, including the literal frozen water at the ice caps. Mars was once a world with a large ocean that covered about half of the planet.
@GenghisVern .. evidence of Mars' water, current and ancient, has long been compelling since 1971 (Mariner 9) from perhaps all Mars orbiters & observatories, even while it seemed elusive to certain specialized missions & detectors. The Mars Exploration Rovers especially, Spirit & Opportunity, consistently (if slowly, in the case of Spirit) discovered "proof" of ancient, geological formations involving water. Most of Mars' water is now lost to space, but much remains detectable mixed with frozen CO2 at the polar caps and embedded subsurface under large regions elsewhere.
🤷. I find it uncertain to state specific details about something one believes to have occurred BILLIONS of years ago . More like a speculation. I'd be fine with speculations.
The surface looks to me WET sand. Even i don't believe that Nasa has succeed to fly Moon. My personal opinion is: the rover, rolls on earth anywhere and made recordings. I want to see and must to see real Proof from recorded Moon orbit or Mars orbit recordings in them i can see the rovers, markings and etc. Even Nvidia effects and bussiness can't rescue yours in most cases...
would you rather nasa pick a training site that looked nothing like mars? mars looks like devon island because they picked devon island because it looks like mars
With all your billions I would enjoy watching Musk try to play God Let's say we manage to make it rain would not we create a flood disaster. Colonizing Mars is just a waste of Resources Time and a portrait of how much you hate Humanity, ONLY THE ALPHA AND OMEGA can wield Life and MAn Kind Is WHAT HE LOVES DEPICZED THE SACRIFICE HE DID FOR US
To realize we're looking at the landscape of another planet... -phenomenal. Thank you for sharing this information and for continuing the explore all the amazing things in our solar system.
Seeing mars always looks cool
I’d say by 2040 we on it for first time
Looks exactly like the artic.
@@Phislammajamma4everProbably even sooner
@@dagorillaz8590so you're saying it's fake?
It’s fine mars doesn’t have any landmarks in its sky.
Certainly Perseverance is taking on an outstanding ride on Mars 🔴 Congrats to the mission designers and operators at JPL
Mind-blowing, and beautiful as always 🤯.
*Go NASA JPL! Go Perseverance!*
Can you post the martian night sky?
Does the Perseverance rover have a 3D camera on board for it would be lovely to see some of these pictures in 3D.
These are 3D images, but if you want to see some mind blowing video that when projected back to Earth they are stitched together to show 3D video check out Mars 3D video either on YT or Google. I went to Nasa's Mars site & imo those are the most amazing video's you'll see. You can also Google NASA Mars Exploration Ingenuity Flies in 3D too. Hope this helps! Enjoy 😊
@@GingerNinja1 Hi,thank you so much for the information that you provided for it was very kind of you and I will check out these images for I can imagine that they look very impressive in 3D.
Thank you for this! Great work, NASA.
Could we or should we try cloud seeding mars atmosphere.. it has a some cloud cover with ice clouds. Maybe this could make it rain and we can see where and how the rain water reacts with martian atmosphere and the surface
Any radioactive measurements or patterns found?
What temp is it on Mars?
I can recommend The Mars Guy here on TH-cam, he explains what is going on with Perseverance every week and it is so awesome.
What's the channel name?
What's the channel name?
@@RagnarCosta "The Mars Guy"
Will we ever get any more video like we got for the landing? I'd love to see some.
Perfect for Dakar style rally, once around the equator.
Mind-blowing, and beautiful as always .
Go NASA JPL! Go Perseverance!
Its amazing to me you guys found ancient river. Congrats JPL 😊
Amazing!
Great photoes, seems to be like somewhere on earth. Skies, why do we not see the sun and moon? Keep them coming, youre doing great👉😄
What amazing science Perseverance and Ingenuity are able to gather. Being able to add to the body of knowledge collected by Curiosity and the other Mars rovers prior. Thanks for sharing this update on the general direction that Perseverance and Ingenuity are going to attempt beyond exploring Jezero Crater.
Having Perseverance and Ingenuity explore as a team has been a real bonus, in seeing the various perspectives of the landscape, and of each other.
It would be interesting to hear what NASA/JPL are considering for must haves in terms of tools and capabilities for the next set of rovers to be sent to Mars? (even though it may be some time away, and beyond what the current budget allows)
Mars has so many interesting places and features yet to be seen by humans, so much yet to explore and discover!
When can we move out there? :)
That was wonderful. As good as being at the bank of this ancient Mars river
It makes you feel you're walking on Mars! Amazing stuff.
❤ LOVE, NASA ❤
NASA has a satanic side to it! 😕
Except NASA sent Perseverance to Mars with no way to return samples, before the sample return craft design was even approved, nd now it looks like it is so expensive to send a retrieval mission that it won't happen.
Except that it's going to happen, nonetheless. Best wishes from Vermont 🍁
@@TheStockwell I hope so... but with the current 8 to 11 billion dollar price tag and the no way we are going until 2030 widow (moved back from the 2027-28 window) it means either killing other projects until the 2030s or not getting the funding needed from congress!
Just a matter of time before samples collected are returned to Earth. With time technologies improve, and the cost to conduct science gets cheaper. Worth noting that only ~150 years ago the only ships that humans had to navigate large distances where wind powered and sailed the oceans om a single planet. Now we're witnessing robots flying over the surface of Mars. In less than 1000 sols, Ingenuity has totally changed how humans will explore Mars in future.
While the samples have not yet been returned to Earth, NASA has already collected great images of them, studying these and doing science based on the samples. Just not all the science that is possible on Earth.
I thought the title said rover for a second
Studio looks great btw 😅
It looks superficially earth-like. Interesting.
Awesome work guys
You guys forgot to turn the comments off like the main nasa channel
Not sure of the term “perseverance” thats new for the mars rover sent on its own to take pictures of distance planet geology ..but okay
It's not like a river. Looks like wind travel there and sand is blown making ot looks like waves and clear some stone
why is the background white?
Because light is white.
Bravo next location neretva Vallis
Exciting!
Woooow nise and so beutifull thnks to sharing❤❤
Happy diwali 🪔😊
Best donation one could make is donations towards scientific explorations like these.
Governments of world need to come together and understand that instead of distributing freebies , investment has to be made on free education and well funded science.
So basically we might take a glance to the far far future of mama Earth (thousands of years after a Mad Max scenario)...
The fact we have human technology on Mars and we can watch it has to be the coolest thing ever
Real Mars - Panorama Delta of Jezero Crater
How could u say that its a river ,?
In the next time, we will send a robot called XTreme to do doing in Mars. Because of its name, the robot will destroy anything, rocks and hills, in order to emerge alien in there.
Cydonia please! Where’s the face??? Why not debunk it??
Wow, looks just like devon island
Were you there billions of years ago ?
Mars planat video prajantans sir
Whens artemis going back?
This is devon island canada
All they have to do is Google Devon Island surprise,surprise 😂
Where's our little helicopter pal?
mars.nasa.gov/mars2020/mission/where-is-the-rover/. shows Perseverance and Ingenuity locations
Commander and Chief I'm here boss ❤ god bless
please don't rush out of the delta so soon
Forget about the rocks.... Look at the blue skies! This proves an atmosphere that NASA has been lying about for decades.
Happy diwaliiiii🎉😊
Thankyou for this. Makes my day when I see and hear about technology, geology, and many other scientific advances in space knowledge and also little clues about our earth's. Awesome!😎👾👽
I am the first person toi detect past fish life on Mars.
The universe is really only 6000 yes old and there was probably never water on Mars.
😅
I hope we don’t make a station there that gets invaded by a bunch of demons
Looks like those samples That Perseverance collected might stay there for a while. February, 2024. Lay offs announced. The Mars Return Samples mission is too insanely expensive. Another NASA failure to plan realistically.
No one can plan for a possible WW3
for hard core Perseverance-derived Mars science make sure you follow Mars Guy here on youtube!
Why does Mars keep the geological records so long? Like when compared to earth? Doesn't mars have frequent wind and San storms wouldn't that cause evidence from billions of years to be destroyed?
Mars does indeed have winds and storms but it doesn’t have plate tectonics. On earth there is a constant recycling of land masses through the tectonic processes of subduction and continental collisions. This means that there are very few areas on earth where the oldest rocks have been preserved. With no tectonics and no erosion by rivers or oceans for billions of years it means that Mars is much more stable and hence features formed billions of years ago are still preserved but would have long been destroyed by processes on earth.
You pronounce Jezero in rhis way....instead of J change it to Y..
And long eeeee
Jezere its a slavic word
I guess it crazy dreaming about unmanned mars rover space flights to take pictures of mars and red dust samples lol whatever that’s the story I am following
Just curious, why don't we see pictures this clear on the moon, which is much closer?
because being it so close, it's been observed from earth deeply, with satellites, and much earlier than mars always because of the distance in between. So sending robots the size of an SUV, is much more profitable on mars. Then don't forget that photography on the surface of the Moon is a photographer's worst nightmare, no atmosphere and a very reflective dust covering all the surface makes the contrast between the empty sky and the ground very complicated. That's why you never see the stars on the photo of the surface of the Moon.. etc etc
Should we be seeing round pebbles somewhere?
There are plenty of largish rounded rocks laying on the dry surface for billions of years being weathered & cracked by the day/night cycle - you can see them in the video. Smaller, rounder pebbles will have become buried by all that sand.
Можно же произносить текст без этого американского прожевывания и рычания.
0:25 Nah bro
I guess there's never pics of landings bc it's all done here on earth...got it.
Why do all the "mars" pictures look the same as their training facilities on earth at devon island canada
Because you haven't a clue about what differentiates Mars from Earth, nor the unimaginable engineering, rocketry, and effort it takes to get there. Why don't you take a tour of JPL? It might open new avenues of experience and thought for you👍.
was there any evidence of water at all, aside from that it looks like a river?
There is evidence of water having been all over Mars, including the literal frozen water at the ice caps. Mars was once a world with a large ocean that covered about half of the planet.
@@EchoesDistant so they've actually tested for water on Mars? I thought that was CO2 ice? hmm
@GenghisVern .. evidence of Mars' water, current and ancient, has long been compelling since 1971 (Mariner 9) from perhaps all Mars orbiters & observatories, even while it seemed elusive to certain specialized missions & detectors. The Mars Exploration Rovers especially, Spirit & Opportunity, consistently (if slowly, in the case of Spirit) discovered "proof" of ancient, geological formations involving water. Most of Mars' water is now lost to space, but much remains detectable mixed with frozen CO2 at the polar caps and embedded subsurface under large regions elsewhere.
@@GenghisVern The freezing point of carbon dioxide is -78.5 °C and at night on Mars it can get colder to -73 °C
So it's most likely water
@@SplittingOfPrides most likely huh? :)
May the force be with you.
nice cgi
How is this even CGI can't you differentiate the reality and CGI
Although it is good to explore Mars, we have to accept that Mars was not created for humans living there, no signs of plants or animals.
I want to see Venus
Come.on nasa, we arent in 1969 anymore people arent so easy to lie to these days
You don't think we have the technology to send a camera with wheels to space?😂😂😂 how often do you get off Facebook rusty come on
Mars is a great example of what Earth will be when our Sun gets older and grows larger, shortening the distance between Earth and the Sun
Canada looks great
Whatever 😂😂😂
Not canada
A snapshot in distant time.
Happy new year 2024 everyone 🎉
Geologist understands a lot👍
🤷. I find it uncertain to state specific details about something one believes to have occurred BILLIONS of years ago . More like a speculation. I'd be fine with speculations.
Except it's not speculation. Just because it's old doesn't mean it's unknowable. Go study geology and then you will understand.
Rocks on the earth 😂
Awesome
Erosions...for waters...???
Кто забрал всю биомассу с марса?
Mars was earth 🌎 but God's wrath has been made known
Any gold nuggets in that river?
The surface looks to me WET sand. Even i don't believe that Nasa has succeed to fly Moon. My personal opinion is: the rover, rolls on earth anywhere and made recordings. I want to see and must to see real Proof from recorded Moon orbit or Mars orbit recordings in them i can see the rovers, markings and etc. Even Nvidia effects and bussiness can't rescue yours in most cases...
Does It shoot too?
Mars par basti sapno ki duniya 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Mt bom.....🎉🎉🎉
mars looks flat
Again Rocks 😮😮😮
Show us a "mars" that looks different than your mars training facility on devon island, canada
you're seeing mars on this video
would you rather nasa pick a training site that looked nothing like mars? mars looks like devon island because they picked devon island because it looks like mars
i thought there was dust storms on mars? where’s the dust on the rover 🤣🤣🤣 yall slow
🥂🥂
Rock formation cause of wind and sand storm i believe
NASA/JPL, if you were a person, I'd like you to be my drinking buddy - because you have the best stories to tell.
Best wishes from Vermont 🍁
With all your billions I would enjoy watching Musk try to play God Let's say we manage to make it rain would not we create a flood disaster. Colonizing Mars is just a waste of Resources Time and a portrait of how much you hate Humanity, ONLY THE ALPHA AND OMEGA can wield Life and MAn Kind Is WHAT HE LOVES DEPICZED THE SACRIFICE HE DID FOR US
Next up: The highest Volcano in the solar system.
Let's explore that.
I'm not convinced of anything it looks completely different under a magnifying glass I think for myself so who knows?
Holy crud! I just built this thing...
Really😂?