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- From its blood-like hue to its potential to sustain life, Mars has intrigued humankind for thousands of years. Learn how the red planet formed from gas and dust and what its polar ice caps mean for life as we know it.
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Mars is one of Earth's closest neighbors in the solar system, but it's a completely different world than the one we live in. What intrigues you the most about the red planet?
To learn more about a dead planet no thanks
Dear National Geographic team, could you tell me the name of the soundtrack used in this video?
We got very remote and isolated places right here on Earth with no human presence or settlements at all 🌏🌎🌍 making those places more human livelihood like, I think would be way easier and cheaper than just trying to colonize something that is totally dead 🌑🌑🌑
National Geographic Mars is a waste when we know of several moons with water oceans.
We hear water is the key yet they ficus on dry deserts.
It fascinates me that while we are destroying Earth's biosphere we are actively seeking the next planet to destroy, or maybe in the case of Mars we are trying to understand why this planet can no longer sustain life, if ever there was any. I think the reason for going is so they can find rare elements and or the discovery of something to use as a weapon.
Who else is addicted with those space documantaries 😂😂
Me XD
Me
same
Me lol it’s really interesting
Me
"My battery is low and it's getting dark" - Mars Rover Opprtunity 2003-2019
😭
Oh god don’t remind me againnn 😭😭💔💔 I wish I could sing him a happy birthday song
😭😭
Omg don't please 😭
but why
Other planets: Getting Colder
Earth: *Its getting hot in here*
Earth: gets colder
Other Planets: AHHHH!!! IT BURNS!!!
Mercury and Venus have left the chat
Mercury and Venus: First time?
EARTH : So take off all your clothes.. No, seriously take off all your clothes.
@@Rosemary-oe3zy HAHAHA
Fun facts: Mars is the most explored planet in the Solar System, other than Earth. Mars will most likely be the next target for manned missions. Excluding Earth, Mars has the most hospitable weather in the Solar System, where temperatures in the Summer can reach a nice 35 degrees celsius. Mars has the largest dust storms, which can even cover the whole planet.
But winter is extremely cold
Yep
@@rajveerkanojiya2985 i agree! there's no nearest active volcano to warm us.
Titan is the most hospitable extraterrestrial body in our solar system, but it's actually a moon, not a planet.
@@HalonPoisoning By what standards?
So cool how they were able to study and even know the composition of these planets’ cores.
I've always wondered how the scientists managed to do so.
Since Mars, Venus, and mercury is like earth, it was easy to guess
For gas planets, idk tho
Yeah but no life in any of those places
i cant miss a day without watching space documentaries
Me too 😂
I'm amazed about how they have all this information about Mars.
Released by using NASA on Thursday, February 18, 2021, the perseverance rover changed into able to land on the red Planet.
The assignment, referred to as Mars 2020, released the Perseverance rover to Mars on June 30, 2020, from the Cape Canaveral area release center, as an extended-range space mission. The perseverance rover finished 206 million miles in a two hundred and 3 day journey and landed at the vicinity decided with the aid of NASA on February 19, 2021 at 2.31 am Sri Lanka time.
Imagine how crazy that huge mountain looks on that little planet.
Lower gravity = higher mountains.
What about caring about our earth first?
But it is flat!! 😂
Guitarist Wizzy sure😂
How about using the science and engineering of space exploration to help people back on earth and also use it to inspire the next generation of engineers?
Dan Moran that's not going to happen if the temperatures rises significantly ;) so better care about the earth first and then do what ever you want to explore space !
Verdeil Cyprien how do you think we know the earth's temperature is rising? A major data set set comes comes from satellites learning average ocean and surface temperatures. They also map weather patterns and jet streams and monitor the ice caps. In addition, they can map CO2, suphar, carbon monoxide and other particulates in the air.
Even if we do get to live on mars. We'll just ruin it just like earth.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
ur profile pic is nice
Zarah alora thanks!
Maybe we already did and inhabited earth...after it went down under
there's nothing to ruin. place looks horrible
I'm totally obsessed with space , planets etc.
Plot twist: Martians abandoned their planet to move to Earth as their planet was dying.
😩 yes
Maybe.........
plot twist, adam and eve were Martians and sent through a capsule and came to earth and the capsule was also the asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs and brought their god with them
Or they left because of some horiffic Xenomorph creatures there that we're going to discover... 🙂
Because they killed it
I will open the first bar on mars and call it "THE MARS BAR"
Lmao.. Good one..
😂noice
🐉✔
Kanye West have been in one.
open it up in Garden City, maybe make a store near Olympus Mons.
Omg I am addicted with those space documentary.
me too
Who else watching this after perseverance landed on Mars?
What if very long time ago humans left Mars and moved to Earth due to disasters on Mars....like those, who know what I mean
I once sat through a documentary by scientologists. My brain still hurts.
Babur Absamatov I konw a planet size meteor crashed in Mars but don't tell to everybody we are from World Illuminati organiztion
I was not talking about illuminates or conspiracy. What I am saying is: isn't it better to keep our blue and green planet and make it a better place, rather spending so much effort on TERRAginizing dead planet....?
Babur Absamatov okay so if we might pave a way for going outside of this universe if string theory is true then our earth might be in different state in different universe
Babur Absamatov human population in world is now increasing day by day and it might be possible we may again fight for food so in order to maintain humanity in global scale or galatic or now interplanetary scale so what's the wrong in it because we still are zero form of civilization means we still cut down trees for fuel but this mission paved a way of first form of civilization means interplanetary form of living in universe and then we might go from this galaxy or universe and settle in different universe which will pave 3rd form of civilization means interglactic and interuniverse or multiuniverse civilization so rather livivng here we should now give rest to Earth and explore some more areas of universe
Cara... Essa Série documentario marte é muito top!!
Quando assisti fiquei literalmente sem fôlego com as situações e possibilidades que a história nos passa. Sério!
Eu nunca tinha assistido uma série que eu ficasse tão envolvido com a realidade, com as possibilidades. Eu me senti vivendo as histórias que estavam mostrando.
Esperando ansiosamente pela 3 temporada.
I love how liquid water flowed on EVERY planet and not just say a liquid or liquid like substance not yet known for sure yet has flown once before
2:58 why there is no mention of mission mangal.....India's ISRO visit to mars....only project to successful visit Mars in it's first attempt
There is Mars Orbiter Mission also launched in 2013,lSRO,INDIA.
Rajpreet 23.8 the ESA also launched the beatle
Ur right
Say it with me, We are gonna live on Mars!
@Lavender Sunset no we cannot. we WILL need to move to mars, we've been trying to tell factories to stop pollution earth. but they wont, and there is million of factories there polluting earth.
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While in mars, we havent colonized* it. and i hope elon musk doesnt allow atmospheric pollution there👍
@@onax0013 as weird as it may seem, pollution may actually make Mars more habitable by creating a thicker atmosphere and a greenhouse effect
Elon Musk be like:
@@ninjatortise8958 are you gonna tell me I’m wrong? Because I’m not, this is what the science says
Then humans can live best in Mars then 😂, but then we have to re-build literally everything from scratch , grow trees , build houses , wait ,....
I am binge watching all the planet videos
Matt damon is in there
Also planted potatoes there...
Hahaha
@@hehe8948 dadada
Sooo grateful for HD right now.
Our presence on earth is nothing but just an insignificant presence for a very short while, compared to earth's existence itself. We are at phase where the planet is now hospitable to living things. It is not impossible that we will reach the phase where earth will be like mars. Extreme temperatures, dead volcanoes, and dried up seas. By then we would have realized that perhaps plastic wasn't such a big a of problem as compared to what earth has in stored for us. Thanks for sharing National Geographic.
Azliana Lyana Human civilization has been around a few thousand years. It's silly to assume we'll be around in a billion years. If our descendents still live, the situation will have radically changed far beyond what we can imagine.
Azliana Lyana Generic
if we do survive in a billion years we would have already evolved to fit other planet condition that we've become a new species
Paelorian especially if war breaks out
In about 5 million years all DNA will degrade anyway. In 500 million to 1 billion all life will be dead on Earth and the expanding Sun will first boil all the seas on Earth and then engulf the Earth together with Mercury and Venus.
Sad, when they didn't include the Mangalyaan in the Mars explorer probes.
Exactly
Who loves these space documentaries
Such a magnificent and alluring planet. I hope we can colonize it one day.
This would be interesting to rewatch after we send multiple more rovers and mission to Mars!
Watching this over quarantine because I’ve been thinking of vacating to Mars because of this pandemic.
Mars lost most of its atmosphere when it was captured like a comet by the Sun. We know Mars is a captured planet because its axial tilt doesn't match closely with the axial tilt of the Sun, it matches closely with Saturn's axial tilt so Mars was likely orbiting Saturn when it was earth-like, when Saturn was a dwarf star before it was captured by the Sun and lost its mass.
So interesting
Physicist Wal Thornhill talks about it in his Proto-Saturn video.
Who knows, we may have come from Mars, lived on Mars, messed up the planet till no life was possible relocated on Earth, messed up the earth with no option left but escaping on Mars
Yea it looks like it has scars of war
Fake news, God created us.
Today I just witness Mars, Satern and Jupiter aligned the in same obit. Such a beautiful moment ❤️
I have VIVE Pro and watching Mars from Curiosity point of view is astonishing. I spend quite some time walking and looking at Mars surface as I am there.
Yeah wow mars is fantastic
The beginning though - loved it !
Mars has 62% less gravity than earth. Still curiosity is leaving its chain trail on the ground. Amazing
It's Opportunity
Mars information in English
Do you expect the rover to be floating or hovering? Obviously there are systems in place to keep it grounded...
Maybe because it doesn't do jumps and flips like a person would? It's a rover, not Bruce Lee.
I wish I could be the first human being on Mars!
Mars seems look like the most best planet to Terraform, but everyone forgot that because Mars is smaller than earth, it will have a smaller gravity, meaning we really need time to adapt there, our body isnt suited for this lower gravitation
Hence, why cloud cities on Venus are better suited in my opinion
Amazing discovery❤️
Humans: * Arrives At Mars. *
Also Humans: Let's Start A Global Warming.
Than get killed by martians😁.
mars actually needs global warming and an atmosphere to become habitable
Mars actually needs to be globally warmed to make terrestrially habitable...
News flash tween, climate change isn't a factor. Over population is the biggest factor, and events out of our control, asteroid, solar flares you name it. If humans want to survive long term inhabiting other planets is essential. How do you suggest we "fix" our own planet? Will we be able to live here indefinitely? Absolutely not.
I love mars!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I learned a lot from this vid like when you said it was created almost a billion years ago or when you said it was the second smallest planet in the solersystom
2:40 the beat here is so good
I want one hour version of it
Thanks Opportunity and Spirit!
Inforamative video..thanks
BTW Thank you so much, this helped me out on my science project.
I love this video it is so educational
In the name of science we make up numbers to prove how long ago things happened on mars. ~national geographic
+We also call crystals from Earth fossils from Mars that "obviously" came from Mars *insert odd number here* years ago.
It’s estimations. Often decided by looking a rock samples. it’s still gonna be off by millions of years but it’s not based from nothing.
3:04 why does this remind me of Wall-E
Mars is a very compelling mystery. Reminds me of a trek episode where the planet was doomed, due to atmospheric dissipation.
I think something more significant happened on the inner planets around the same time and that's why they're all so different yet so similar. If the Earth's Dinosaurs (and most of life in general) went thru a huge shift, and the geology of Mars stopped around the same time whats to say something didnt happen on Venus that helped it get where it is today? Say a small asteroid came thru the inner Solar System, broke up, and collided with the inner planets changing them forever? The most affected planet being Venus where the interaction lead to a backwards rotation and extensive global volcanism. Truth is we can't truly and accurately know what happened way back then; Its fun to hypothesis.
It's amazing.
Wow thanks for the information
We as a intelligent human beings must protect our planet earth
I don't feel so good..
Sumukh i know right 😥😥
Is that a reference from the Infinity War movie?
Mr. Pipinpadaloxicopolis yes it is
Awwww feel better soon stay strong
Are you okay my friend? Stay strong love yourself smile life is beautiful.
Earth holds the key. Not mars.
Sparkes TV what makes you think that? Mankind leaving earth is inevitable.
accualy is titan
Bezimienny Nameless Titan is not sutiable for us. If we warmed it, it would lose all its atmosphere and become a barren moon.
Or the Kepler planets, but those are too far away unless scientists created some kind of warm hole
Maybe 20% of the poeple who love the nature and took care of it
All around the world
70% of the poeple who dont and wants to live on mars
10%of the poeple who worked together to save human lives
Informative video! Thanks!
Arnold went there in total recall.😊
As the Universe is full of Mysteries. When I see any video of Universe of National Geographic or any other, it amages me at all. Thanks for making a lot of Videos National Geographic...😊😎😍🤩🤘🤘👍👍😘😘😘
Just to add information, You forgot about ISRO's mission for Mars "Mangalyaan" in 2013
Isro always do fail missions 😂😂😂😂
@@islamicvideos9314 just watch cricket
Science is haram for you..
Mars is my Planet. I'm the RAM ♈ Aries 😁🤙🏼
Old comment but same! I would love to live on Mars ♈🤙🏽
My All Time Favorite Planet
thanks a lots
R.I.P Discovery and Spirit. Never forget
Sending love to Mars from Earth 💕 💕 💕
Mars is my favorite planet.
Spirit of a Mars.
We don't have penguins on the mars then I won't move to mars
Same I LOVE Puengiens
I am happy to see the timelines, however defer with some information.
Just to let u know, India successfully reached Mars on its first attempt and is the first nation to do so till date.
India launched Mars Orbiter Mission on 5th November 2013 and is orbiting Mars since 24th September 2014.
2021
I'M TURNING 15 IN APRIL
I'M STILL AN ASTRONOMY LOVER
I am addicted Hearing: ,, Planet mars " this red Planet and so on.
watching this for a project! wish my note taking luck
Since Mars had water billions of years ago, we humans might be descendant of Mars people that has escaped from it's apocalyptic stage. that's why we have a blur theory of evolution.
Now that's a stretch even a sci-fi writer would be proud of.
Ryuk SHHH its a secret
@Alexander Davis what if there is no god ?
@Alexander Davis there are around 1000+ religions
I luv Mars and space 😍
It's wonderful 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Just by seeing this viedo I want to become scientist💫♥️💙😂
Whose here after perseverance just landed?
Wow, amazing!
Smooth like butter
outer space amazes and scares me at the same time😶
Yea, ikr, it’s kinda creepy 🥴🤧
I like the space videos given by National geographic.I watch every space video uploaded by this channel.Even India went to Mars that too at first attempt in 2014. But why didn't they mentioned it in video. I want answer for it.
Because they r jealous 🔥
Temperature is -80C, max wind 60mph, atmosphere is almost purely carbon dioxide and the pressure is 1/100 that of earth. Which means you would not even feel the wind but maybe the wind chill. Gravity is less than half of earth at 38% so your bones would become weak. Trace oxygen, trace water. Nice place to visit, though, probably better than Canada today.
awesome job with the soundtrack.
RIP opportunity rover
rip
RIP
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Who is he?
Mars bars???
lol bro
i hate them
Sarg Barz lol
@@jessepinkguy5735 loser
I hate mars bars
IT IS MINDBLOWING VIDEO
Its literally mind-blowing knowing that liquid water existed on mars while the dinosaurs were still alive
I think the key to humanity's survival comes from finding an earthlike planet within 10 light years, and the ability to travel at around 6%+ the speed of light, which is currently theoretically achievable. That would allow us to reach there within 100 years.
However, what immunity would we lack to new viruses etc?
@itsWindows11 late, but maybe time dilation can add some more years to a passenger on a ship.
we are the ones bringing new viruses
I think the key to humanity's survival is to become actually humans and take care of their own planet earth in the meantime
Humanity has one of the strongest immunity systems
well but way beyond current situation
we managed ~200 kmps which 0.064% of light speed.
Reaching 6% god knows how much time it ll take 😅
I'm actually proud of Mars, cause in my opinion I think we're the only living things in our solar system
The only other life would be on europa or mars so if it isnt mars then yeah we probably are the only life
Yes...but there may life in other galaxies too
There's still a possibility Titan or Europa could have life, even if it's primitive like pre-Cambrian animals on Earth.
Another great NG webinar!
I really need this for my daughter homework thank you
R.I.P MARS ROVER
‘’Survival of humanity’’. Wow. I thought love and respect was. And ending wars. But no. We always gotta make it difficult.
Terraforming Mars is easier than achieving permanent world peace.
Hey mars give me strength 🕉
Thanks about the bideo my friends shows love♥️♥️♥️
Yeah....but still I am the best
Good morning!
hey it's good evening for us by the gm !!! ^_^
Shubhankar Dasgupta 😊😭💐 cheers!
Ellie Mandy you are such a masterpiece I suscribed you please make some videos for painting I like shading pictures like I am practicing in pencil shading but your video was so amazing I suscribed you
Shubhankar Dasgupta awww omg you’re so sweet! Thank you so much! I’ll have a lot of videos planned! Do you want to see paintings or graphite drawings?
Ellie Mandy yes creativity has no ends !!!!! ^_^
There are some serious challenges to convert Mars into a habitable planet for humans. There are chemical and biological obstacles related to soil, water and atmosphere. There is no magnetosphere to speak of which will make anything other than subterranean settlements dangerous. Any such settlements would also probably have to be located near the poles. If we can answer the chemical, biological other daunting questions, we are still talking centuries. Which is okay as long as we do not 'muck' up Earth in the interim. Take care...be safe!
After reading Malacandra, this is so cool to watch
Just saw mars. Was a little red dot under the moon. Now I’m watching this