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I dont think people realize how significant this is in a scientifically historic nature. We have pictures of the surface of another planet. ANOTHER PLANET! It's amazing how the last 4 or 5 years have been a boom of information about the cosmos. Just wish I could be around to see the future of it.
I was one of the lucky 11 million (just under) people who got their names embedded on the tiny plaque on the Rover. It is the only way I will ever get into space. To me, this mission means 'I am there, I made it'.
One small step for man one giant leap for man kind.....being able to be alive and seeing them land on the moon to this in my life time is awesome ... When I was 5 (1964) my brother would point up the the sky and show me and say look there's mar's, so every time I watch these I think of him
I think youve found others allready!. Its nice to just listen to the music and think about how the planet became how it is and how many other intelligent life forms have visited in the last million years and moved on to inhabit space and other planets. I can imagine the barren landscape holds lots of secrets yet to unfold
Nico lol you're like one of the earliest caveman, they thought they could survive in the antarctics land so they migrated, weathers below 40 deegrees they all died except the ones who learned from the earlier dead cavemens, but this is a fact, what you wish for if it comes true, you would last half a second since it's like 400 degrees below 0 in mars, the cams and equipment have trouble staying warm, its why they announced a few set backs, in getting the equipment to stay warm to work, good luck to your 1st generation caveman spirit.
Absolutely incredible. If we could all just get along and focus the world on space, we could be a multiplanetary species by now. To explore the unknown of the universe at will and share it with everyone
@@Waterbug1591 i mean, yeah, i think that's the point. right now, it's just a barren fuckin dessert, but in the future... also, the fact that you're looking at another planet in very nice quality is something
@@Waterbug1591 its a step for any future stuff and who knows we might find something that will help us better our own planet.. it's a big step actually
NO...now you are trhe FOOL, for buying into the sci fi propaganda. LOL...these guys are laughing so hard and thinking can humans be this stupid..."We have fumbled, shown them all sorts of fakery, and they still buy it!" Dreamers will always dream..and live a dream.
@@benobil5280 No one can live on Mars, scientists haven't overcome the effects of radiation on humans if they go to Mars. Musk says many people will die going to Mars. What is the purpose of living on Mars, as if we're able to maintain a civil life on earth. We aren't leaving this planet and colonize on another planet, it's not in God's playbook for humans.
It would be phenomenal if one of these rocks contained fossilized remains of plants or animals. That would be an earth shattering discovery. Amazing stuff. Fingers crossed.
I love so much the serenity and perfection of your videos. The cosmos is very fascinating but depressing, as we only discover dead worlds, frozen deserts. And it’s heartbreaking to think that water and oceans flowed once on this beautiful planet. If i had some power after this life, i would like to fly until these past times and observe Mars when it was alive and the inner ocean under Encelade’ crust and dinosaurs, and first humans, all the wonders in universe.
i just discovered your videos,and i am amazed. what you do is incredible.thank u for letting us to see more of the unknown beauty through ur fabulous work!
@@notanabbaqueenornirvanafan The world won't be the same without you Voyagers. You both went on a once in a lifetime mission that has brought forth so many discoveries. I grew up being fascinated by you two's exploits. I wish we could bring you two home. Long live the Voyagers!
Thank you so much for this. I got emotional when I saw close ups of the rover and the rock basking in sunlight. how we can see Sunlight....Sunshine on another planet....the same Sun thats shines on us....the same shadows that get casted...but on an entirely different planetary body. we truly are a part of a cosmic neighbourhood
I always get so pumped when you upload. Every time, I stop whatever I'm doing and rush to my laptop 😅 Please never stop Wa what you're doing. I can't wait to show my own kids these videos one day ❤️❤️
The clarity of the photos is astonishing. This will help geologists analyze the rocks. Thanks for sharing this. You and Rolo have a great weekend. 🇺🇸❤🇬🇧
Seriously. @7:32 there are 8 dots in a straight line evenly spaced on that Martian stone. About mid way up on the right side. Any explanations? Very Cool.
This was supposed to be a video about Ingenuity, the Mars Helicopter and its first flight, however, that was delayed because of an anomaly according to NASA. So, in its place, this week, is something a little different than usual, a Perseverance Rover image showcase. A relaxing look at some of the best images captured so far from the Jezero crater. So sit back, take it easy and transport yourself to another planet. Thanks for watching. V
This is Freakin AMAZING!!! Everyone on this Team..... Thank You! I get to show my 8 year old son that he is witnessing history and a HUGE accomplishment!
I'm truly amazed of all the best minds on earth that made this possible; from concept to build, to the tens of thousands of man hours and the tens of thousands of mathematical calculations and teams of logisticians and scientists! I'm in awe of it all! I'm intrigued about all the fantastic scientific discoveries that lie ahead! The excitement of discovery is overwhelming! Thank You to all the men and women in the space exploration industry!
It's crazy that there is human technology on another planet! Remnants of human existence someplace other than planet earth. This and Voyager 1 and 2 are such significant accomplishments!
Probably not. The one problem we can't really solve is that of gravity. We are not built for 1/3 of Earth's gravity, and that is what we would get on Mars. For instance, there is some evidence a successful pregnancy might require gravity close to what we find on Earth. We could fake gravity by having something like trains moving in circles at very high speed and banked over almost on their sides, but (1) should the train derail for any reason at any time, it would kill everyone on board, (2) getting things and people on and off the trains would be a hassle, and (3) what's the point of being on a planet if you're stuck in an artificial device like a train -- not even able to appreciate the horizon?
@@Echidna23Gaming Might not be enough gravity to help condense ,does mars even have an active core at this time, in mars case that would help trigger any activity.
I'm 100% positive that was the intention of the music lol I did slightly, but only on the realization of how intelligent of a species we are; able to explore the cosmos, but completely unable to solve our own interpersonal issues here at home.
Susan Bishop Pathfinder, the first Mars rover, landed on Mars 24 years ago, in 1997. However, this is still a fantastic scientific and engineering accomplishment. It is also a tremendous waste of money. We have found dust and rocks and dusty rocks.
7.34 anyone notice the 8 perfectly lined dots on that rock? Huge congrats to the team who put the rover on Marz you must be beyond yourselves with excitement.
For all we know we could have lived on mars once and already made these same mistakes and it would have cost us all our advancements and reset us so far back that any knowledge of the past would have been lost. Really makes you think even if it is just a crazy theory. Also makes you wonder how the Mayans were able to know so much about the stars and planets. Or how the Egyptians were able to finely craft their sarcophagus' with millimeter precision.
It probably will never be like Earth and very likely that even Earth won't be like it used to in the future. The technology made for living on Mars & Moon will help us survive on Earth.
For all we know Mars could of looked somewhat like Earth mere centuries ago. To me the erosion or rather lack of doesn't put it at millions of years ago however i'm no expert. Just a thought.
@@SpeakersIsGod Earth has a much stronger magnetic field than Mars as Mars could not generate its own. This is the reason Mars lost most of its atmosphere in space. For Earth to become like this somehow the Earth must stand still.
The clarity of these shots and footage is amazing. The geology is so interesting. Doesn't look like the forces here on earth that shaped our landscapes are the same as what shaped Mars. Wow. What an exciting beginning.
Such a sunny, rocky, warm and lifeless desert. Could as well have been some area on earth, pretty damn cool how Mars is such a harmless planet compared to the other planets around.
Mars is actually pretty hostile. Freezing cold temperatures, high amounts of radiation, toxic soil and a thin atmosphere made of mostly carbon dioxide.
A perfect picture in our solar systems time frame. Those rocks, that soil.. un-disturbed... for the entirety of human history... That is another world. An entirely different planet. It takes my breath away when i think about it.
Whoever thought that in this/our lifetime that we would see first person views of another planet!! That is so amazing. In thankful nasa shares this with us & wish we could see every planet like this in our life time.
I certainly appreciate that a lot of science is being done, and I appreciate NASA sharing all those photos. I just get the feeling that I have been looking at the same pictures for 20 years now. See one Mars desert, seen them all.
Outstanding footage! Don't know if anyone noticed but near the end of the video Perserverance was panning across what looked like a ridge of rocks. It gave me goosebumps because it looked like the remnants of a stone wall that may have been part of an ancient city. With so many rocks scattered about, and half buried in the sand, How did they all get there? Glacial activity, wind storms? And how did they fragment into what we see now? So many questions and so few answers. Lets hope we find out more about our terrestrial neighbor. Wish I was young enough and strong enough to qualify for the first Martian Colony. I would go in a heartbeat.
Wow, im amazed and full of questions... what kind of pretty green rocks are those? does Mars have any clear days? and how did that one little stone get placed where it is today? and do things move with gravity there? i mean do the rocks tumble down sometimes or are they forever placed? I can go on. TY to all involved.
Space exploration helps to address fundamental questions about our place in the Universe and the history of our solar system, and the Perseverance rover is attempting to find signs of ancient life on Mars. Mars is an excellent place to investigate this question because it is the most similar planet to Earth in the Solar System. Evidence suggests that Mars was once full of water, warmer and had a thicker atmosphere, offering a potentially habitable environment. It is not just hd rocks. It is a world that can tell us a lot about our planet, ourselves and whether we are alone.
I never thought I would see this in my lifetime! So amazing the fact that I could watch live broadcast images taken from the surface of another planet, all on a tiny cool device called a touch screen smartphone that fits in my pocket/hand! I remember when only Dick Tracy and Johnny Quest had a video/gps/telephone wristwatch. Now we have the Apple Watch. We didn’t even have the Internet yet when I was a kid! Incredible! 💕
Wonderful! PS: When I look at video from Mars I always expect to see some kind of moment, it's so unnatural to see no moment. Some days, I wish I was in an area like that. I want to be free from all the noise and chaos on Earth. Anyone agree?
Let me teach you something...JEZERO means LAKE on Slavic lenguages (Croatian,Russian,Polland,Ukranian,Serbian,Slovenian,Bosnian,Montenegrian,etc..) so it means Lake Crater. We had the honor to name it.
At 4:27 there is something flying behind the rover. I'm pretty sure it's not a bird or a plastic bag. I'd really like an explanation. I'm not saying its a UFO.
Incredible, it makes the imagination run wild. Now I have seen it I want to hear what it sounds like, it looks silent, is there wind noise? It would supremely spiritual to be there and just experience it.
That was so cool. Clear images and sounds felt like I was there w my head phones on. Just walkin along kickin stones and picking up interesting ones and putting them in my pocket
Marvelous. I'm a retired scientist (evolutionary biology and anatomy, with mathematics and astrophysics background). I now write narrative scripts for videos about space exploration. This video is a brief reminder of how far we've come, and how far we can go with robotics and AI.
I remember a time at school our science teacher played a similar documentary about Mars. He asked the class what they thought and I said it's awesome that it's another world but it kinda looks like Utah. Everyone started laughing, I wasn't even trying to be funny. 😁👍
@@jgal1231 I love the idea of going to Mars but.... that is the same thing I wonder , how is it possible that perseverance can take such as beautiful pictures Being so far ???...and I supposed Mars don’t have any satellites .Please if anybody knows how it is made , get me out of my ignorance .
@@denissemedina6023 It works the same way as a satellite sending signals from orbit to Earth. Radio waves don't get disrupted as easily as other information transfer methods, which allows us to receive information from long distances, hence how we are able to get images from devices like the hubble space telescope and other telescopes in space. With a mission to Mars, Nasa had to likely run many simulations using everything we know about the orbits of the Earth and Mars, and based on the limitations of our propulsion technology, plot a trajectory that can get our spacecraft to the other planet. Pictures are just data, and the cameras on the new rover are from the past decade so it makes sense that they have top-notch quality as our camera technology has been getting pretty good. And since the rover is so far and the images are so high definition, it takes a long amount of time to send the signal back to Earth with all of the data. Hence why this happened in February and we have really only started seeing images and whatnot in the past couple of weeks or so.
Very informative video! Being a geologist it is not very difficult to imagine the former landscape of crater rims surrounding a blue lake. You can clearly see wind erosio but also some fluviatil influence
I was wondering about those circular pits eroded in that one rock they showed a close up shot of. Could those smooth holes be caused by wind or liquid erosion???
@@CMONCMON007 I suppose it was caused by wind erosion. Although the density of Martian atmosphere ammounts only to about 1% of earth´s atmosphere density, the wind patterns are quite stable over aeons in time and strong with high velocities.Another hint in this direction might be the orientation of erosive forms. A lot of them are orientated in the same direction.
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I dont think people realize how significant this is in a scientifically historic nature. We have pictures of the surface of another planet. ANOTHER PLANET! It's amazing how the last 4 or 5 years have been a boom of information about the cosmos. Just wish I could be around to see the future of it.
I don’t think that you realize those are pictures of Devon Island
@@MIKETHRASH69 stop it
Look it up for yourself quit being a sheep Think for yourself use your own logic quit being lazy
Significant and disappointing at once.
@@Georgi_Slavov interesting. Why do you say that?
I was one of the lucky 11 million (just under) people who got their names embedded on the tiny plaque on the Rover. It is the only way I will ever get into space. To me, this mission means 'I am there, I made it'.
Mine too..
@@user-ed9qp2qv8i me too!!!! im there :-)
Congratulations.. You finally made it to New Mexico.
@@cobalt_cobra5248 Haha!
You're delusional.
One small step for man one giant leap for man kind.....being able to be alive and seeing them land on the moon to this in my life time is awesome ... When I was 5 (1964) my brother would point up the the sky and show me and say look there's mar's, so every time I watch these I think of him
The perfect soundtrack for such an awe inspiring vista from beyond.
This is the kind of stuff that i love. Sadly, no one i know shares the same interest as me.
I know how you feel. too much tiktok and self obsession these days. I wish more people read Carl Sagan and truly wondered about the mysteries of life.
Same
Yes I totally know you feel too man everyone is just self centered and stuck up
Find the Others.
I think youve found others allready!. Its nice to just listen to the music and think about how the planet became how it is and how many other intelligent life forms have visited in the last million years and moved on to inhabit space and other planets. I can imagine the barren landscape holds lots of secrets yet to unfold
This video gives me the absolute chills. What I wouldn't give to be able to stand there and experience it all ‼️
Go stand almost anywhere in Death Valley and you can also get those chills, at night.
Nico lol you're like one of the earliest caveman, they thought they could survive in the antarctics land so they migrated, weathers below 40 deegrees they all died except the ones who learned from the earlier dead cavemens, but this is a fact, what you wish for if it comes true, you would last half a second since it's like 400 degrees below 0 in mars, the cams and equipment have trouble staying warm, its why they announced a few set backs, in getting the equipment to stay warm to work, good luck to your 1st generation caveman spirit.
Those images are perfect. We're really in an exciting period of space exploration again I feel
IF they find a guy there, farming potatoes... I swear, I am just going to lose it! 😂
i expect that we will see this in about 4000 sols.
@Neil Rosenau "Street's closed Pizza boy! Find another way home!"
@@nhojcam Just pray that Wolowitz doesn't get it stuck again!
Barsoom
Now that would be a sight to see HAHA..
Absolutely incredible. If we could all just get along and focus the world on space, we could be a multiplanetary species by now. To explore the unknown of the universe at will and share it with everyone
people r Greedy
Astonishing. I don't know which is the bigger deal, Mars or the achievement of getting there and shooting this amazing video. Now we are the aliens.
both lol
I just don't get what's this obsession over Mars that has nothing interesting to look at, just an empty landscape of redness, rocks and sands...
@@Waterbug1591 i mean, yeah, i think that's the point. right now, it's just a barren fuckin dessert, but in the future...
also, the fact that you're looking at another planet in very nice quality is something
@@Waterbug1591 its a step for any future stuff and who knows we might find something that will help us better our own planet.. it's a big step actually
NO...now you are trhe FOOL, for buying into the sci fi propaganda. LOL...these guys are laughing so hard and thinking can humans be this stupid..."We have fumbled, shown them all sorts of fakery, and they still buy it!" Dreamers will always dream..and live a dream.
I will forever and always find the sky crane to be fucking amazing. Absolutely, mind bogglingly amazing. That footage alone is priceless.
You had to swear to say that? How sad.
The more pictures I see from Mars - the more I love the Earth....
I'm kind of fond of having oxygen and trees and lakes and rivers and whatnot, too.
Let’s hope we don’t end up like Mars with all our greed
@@benobil5280 No one can live on Mars, scientists haven't overcome the effects of radiation on humans if they go to Mars. Musk says many people will die going to Mars. What is the purpose of living on Mars, as if we're able to maintain a civil life on earth. We aren't leaving this planet and colonize on another planet, it's not in God's playbook for humans.
It’s interesting that it’s called The Red Planet, but it doesn’t look red, so far.
@@jayesouthworth I agree unless we can invent a Star Trek Enterprise Warp ship and that's not possible LOL
It would be phenomenal if one of these rocks contained fossilized remains of plants or animals. That would be an earth shattering discovery. Amazing stuff. Fingers crossed.
Honestly one of the most spectacular things I have ever seen! Thank you
I love so much the serenity and perfection of your videos. The cosmos is very fascinating but depressing, as we only discover dead worlds, frozen deserts. And it’s heartbreaking to think that water and oceans flowed once on this beautiful planet. If i had some power after this life, i would like to fly until these past times and observe Mars when it was alive and the inner ocean under Encelade’ crust and dinosaurs, and first humans, all the wonders in universe.
i just discovered your videos,and i am amazed. what you do is incredible.thank u for letting us to see more of the unknown beauty through ur fabulous work!
As an interstellar spacecraft the martian landscape is beautiful
at it's finest including the rocks
Edit : Thanks for the likes
Love you voyager
Hey Voyager 2
Have you ben able to comunicate to your bro Voyager 1?
@@Sirmatthaeus yes though
@@notanabbaqueenornirvanafan good to know : )
@@notanabbaqueenornirvanafan The world won't be the same without you Voyagers. You both went on a once in a lifetime mission that has brought forth so many discoveries. I grew up being fascinated by you two's exploits. I wish we could bring you two home. Long live the Voyagers!
Thank you so much for this. I got emotional when I saw close ups of the rover and the rock basking in sunlight. how we can see Sunlight....Sunshine on another planet....the same Sun thats shines on us....the same shadows that get casted...but on an entirely different planetary body. we truly are a part of a cosmic neighbourhood
I always get so pumped when you upload. Every time, I stop whatever I'm doing and rush to my laptop 😅
Please never stop Wa what you're doing. I can't wait to show my own kids these videos one day ❤️❤️
@Peter Mercado This is absolutely disgusting. Have some respect
Spot on!
Damn that veggie lasagna looks fire too ngl. Sorry for stalking lmao
@@Slardax what are you talking about? 😂
@@rachaelkr2914 Hahaha you made a playlist of Vegeterian recipes? 🤣
Perhaps best video from you ever. Magical to look at new brilliant material from Mars. The music track is also so spot on for video. Thank you 💖
The clarity of the photos is astonishing. This will help geologists analyze the rocks.
Thanks for sharing this.
You and Rolo have a great weekend. 🇺🇸❤🇬🇧
It's also going to get a lot of conspiracy theorists heads creating all kinds of ideas about what they're seeing.
Seriously. @7:32 there are 8 dots in a straight line evenly spaced on that Martian stone. About mid way up on the right side. Any explanations? Very Cool.
YEAH, BUT WE CANT FILM A ROBBER IN A GAS STATION FOR AN I.D. PICTURE.
@@Eyes-of-Horus I'm not one of those people, I love space in its entirety. But I'm pretty sure these pictures are from Devon Island here on earth.
Stunning. It almost looked like I could reach through the screen and touch the Martian dust. Thank you for putting this together.
FOOL. DID YOU GET YOUR VACCINE YET TOO?
That is Devon Island and you pay $62 million a day for the Computer-generated images Wake up don’t be a sheep
This was supposed to be a video about Ingenuity, the Mars Helicopter and its first flight, however, that was delayed because of an anomaly according to NASA. So, in its place, this week, is something a little different than usual, a Perseverance Rover image showcase. A relaxing look at some of the best images captured so far from the Jezero crater. So sit back, take it easy and transport yourself to another planet. Thanks for watching. V
Cool
Ok
Amazing scenes! I wish I were there in person!
That's so cool to see images from a strange place like mars. It's like Star Trek all over but in real life
oOoh! its Amazingk!
Absolutely beautiful! I can't believe I'm able to see another planets surface in this life time in such clarity! Amazing!
This is Freakin AMAZING!!! Everyone on this Team..... Thank You! I get to show my 8 year old son that he is witnessing history and a HUGE accomplishment!
LOL
@7:32 there are 8 dots in a straight line evenly spaced on that Martian stone. About mid way up on the right side. Any explanations? Very Cool.
@@TimZeTerrible NICE find...that is of course PROOF of ALIEN TAMPERING...LOL
I'm truly amazed of all the best minds on earth that made this possible; from concept to build, to the tens of thousands of man hours and the tens of thousands of mathematical calculations and teams of logisticians and scientists! I'm in awe of it all! I'm intrigued about all the fantastic scientific discoveries that lie ahead! The excitement of discovery is overwhelming! Thank You to all the men and women in the space exploration industry!
These images just make me see how much earth is a gem of beauty of our system.
It's crazy that there is human technology on another planet! Remnants of human existence someplace other than planet earth. This and Voyager 1 and 2 are such significant accomplishments!
Someday, people on Mars will be looking at these videos saying, "Wow, I can't believe how barren Mars once was! It's so crowded now!"
Illegal 👽.....😂
What about going to the moon first . AMERICAN MOON .doc
No way, humans will not exist, it would never get to that.
Plenty barren planets and moons
Probably not. The one problem we can't really solve is that of gravity. We are not built for 1/3 of Earth's gravity, and that is what we would get on Mars. For instance, there is some evidence a successful pregnancy might require gravity close to what we find on Earth. We could fake gravity by having something like trains moving in circles at very high speed and banked over almost on their sides, but (1) should the train derail for any reason at any time, it would kill everyone on board, (2) getting things and people on and off the trains would be a hassle, and (3) what's the point of being on a planet if you're stuck in an artificial device like a train -- not even able to appreciate the horizon?
I got this excited feeling we're going to find out some really deep geological history about Mars!
This was awesome. Not gonna lie, I had a Nerdgasm
And also this is not mars
these pictures always makes me wonder what it used to be millions (or billions?) of years go - in a way it makes me happy to see new pictures
probably slightly different, but mostly the same
This is filmed in Canada! It's a hoax!
Notice one of the stones looks like a crocodile head,maybe some stones are petrified fossils.If it's cold there it's not an impossible concept.
@@c.glazercrush3994 Any fossils would likely be far far underground and probably condensed into coal or oil or something by now.
@@Echidna23Gaming Might not be enough gravity to help condense ,does mars even have an active core at this time, in mars case that would help trigger any activity.
Who else got teary-eyed? Don't lie.
I'm 100% positive that was the intention of the music lol I did slightly, but only on the realization of how intelligent of a species we are; able to explore the cosmos, but completely unable to solve our own interpersonal issues here at home.
Absolutely amazing. One has to keep reminding oneself this is a different planet.
How fantastic to be able to see this before I die! 20 years ago I would have not thought it possible. WTG.
Susan Bishop Pathfinder, the first Mars rover, landed on Mars 24 years ago, in 1997. However, this is still a fantastic scientific and engineering accomplishment. It is also a tremendous waste of money. We have found dust and rocks and dusty rocks.
@@csulb75 false
Must be very satisfying for the people that worked on these complex machines actually watch them working on another planet
what a vast world out there, yet here we are fighting and killing each other over a small piece of rock.
Mars is a smaller, more literal piece of rock than Earth. :P
Mars is a shit hole what you talking about
new science?
Delusional.
Rock with water, food, minerals, oxygen, . People want stuff, no stuff on the moon, no stuff on Mars.
7.34 anyone notice the 8 perfectly lined dots on that rock? Huge congrats to the team who put the rover on Marz you must be beyond yourselves with excitement.
Yes, it's amazing to be on the ground of another planet, very beautiful and amazing pictures.
It's so beautiful. A baren rock of red and brown but... it's Mars. I'm speechless.
Mars is another world
Uhhh @7:32 there are 8 dots in a straight line evenly spaced on that Martian stone. About mid way up on the right side. Any explanations? Very Cool.
Yooo new mars rock pics!!💯💯💯
WOOOOOOOOOO
SICK
Why not mars take a photo using smart phone
@@nightizzat4574 only android
In 4k might i mention... With 6 camera feature.. iPhone doesn't have this tech yet..
amazing movie
Its frightening and chilling, that this could be Earth in years to come, as Mars was like earth years previous...
Again big 👍 to your channel.....
For all we know we could have lived on mars once and already made these same mistakes and it would have cost us all our advancements and reset us so far back that any knowledge of the past would have been lost. Really makes you think even if it is just a crazy theory. Also makes you wonder how the Mayans were able to know so much about the stars and planets. Or how the Egyptians were able to finely craft their sarcophagus' with millimeter precision.
It would not be hard to find people who think these photos ARE of earth.
It probably will never be like Earth and very likely that even Earth won't be like it used to in the future.
The technology made for living on Mars & Moon will help us survive on Earth.
For all we know Mars could of looked somewhat like Earth mere centuries ago. To me the erosion or rather lack of doesn't put it at millions of years ago however i'm no expert. Just a thought.
@@SpeakersIsGod Earth has a much stronger magnetic field than Mars as Mars could not generate its own. This is the reason Mars lost most of its atmosphere in space. For Earth to become like this somehow the Earth must stand still.
The clarity of these shots and footage is amazing. The geology is so interesting. Doesn't look like the forces here on earth that shaped our landscapes are the same as what shaped Mars. Wow. What an exciting beginning.
Such a sunny, rocky, warm and lifeless desert.
Could as well have been some area on earth, pretty damn cool how Mars is such a harmless planet compared to the other planets around.
Mars is actually pretty hostile. Freezing cold temperatures, high amounts of radiation, toxic soil and a thin atmosphere made of mostly carbon dioxide.
@@_HAZZA_2002 If you compare it to other planets around like Venus or Mercury for example, it's pretty calm.
That's basically what i meant.
@@dallbauossenn6325 yeah true. Mars and Earth are the most tame planets in the solar system
A perfect picture in our solar systems time frame. Those rocks, that soil.. un-disturbed... for the entirety of human history... That is another world. An entirely different planet. It takes my breath away when i think about it.
The music is so calming
Whoever thought that in this/our lifetime that we would see first person views of another planet!! That is so amazing. In thankful nasa shares this with us & wish we could see every planet like this in our life time.
I was just in Death Valley California and those pictures look like some that I took at DV!!!!
Probably are, you were just in the public area and not the government restricted area.
Why am I not surprised???
Are you saying what I think you're saying (wink-wink) or saying something I don't think you're thinking?
@@widehotep9257 The similarity is something to think about, 😉.
@@margaretbowen867 We are only allowed to think it anymore. Any videos or comments saying it will be banned.
Looks like Mars has more of an atmosphere than we initially thought.
The perfect music for this
I certainly appreciate that a lot of science is being done, and I appreciate NASA sharing all those photos. I just get the feeling that I have been looking at the same pictures for 20 years now. See one Mars desert, seen them all.
Thank you for letting me explore another world. ....
Leaves me with a moving of my soul and the beauty that looks like a lonesome place
I like the really know what they're not showing us! And I'd be willing to bet there's somebody watching them.
Why do you think we're not instead doing this on the moon?
Outstanding footage! Don't know if anyone noticed but near the end of the video Perserverance was panning across what looked like a ridge of rocks. It gave me goosebumps because it looked like the remnants of a stone wall that may have been part of an ancient city. With so many rocks scattered about, and half buried in the sand, How did they all get there? Glacial activity, wind storms? And how did they fragment into what we see now? So many questions and so few answers. Lets hope we find out more about our terrestrial neighbor. Wish I was young enough and strong enough to qualify for the first Martian Colony. I would go in a heartbeat.
Wow, im amazed and full of questions... what kind of pretty green rocks are those? does Mars have any clear days? and how did that one little stone get placed where it is today? and do things move with gravity there? i mean do the rocks tumble down sometimes or are they forever placed? I can go on. TY to all involved.
20 Billion Quid to see some HD rocks!!!! Nice !
Space exploration helps to address fundamental questions about our place in the Universe and the history of our solar system, and the Perseverance rover is attempting to find signs of ancient life on Mars. Mars is an excellent place to investigate this question because it is the most similar planet to Earth in the Solar System. Evidence suggests that Mars was once full of water, warmer and had a thicker atmosphere, offering a potentially habitable environment. It is not just hd rocks. It is a world that can tell us a lot about our planet, ourselves and whether we are alone.
This is awesome I love to have seen this in my life time thank you 🙏
Mars is stunningly beautiful....
YASSSSSS! Mars makes it look like it's so hot down there.
Its minus 26 degrees
@@normanjohnson4225 so?
So cool seeing shots of something man-made sitting in that environment.
So beautiful
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I never thought I would see this in my lifetime! So amazing the fact that I could watch live broadcast images taken from the surface of another planet, all on a tiny cool device called a touch screen smartphone that fits in my pocket/hand! I remember when only Dick Tracy and Johnny Quest had a video/gps/telephone wristwatch. Now we have the Apple Watch. We didn’t even have the Internet yet when I was a kid! Incredible! 💕
I'm excited to see the drone in action
Wow, rocks...
Amazing to think that a kid is watching this and in the future will be the first human to stand on Mars . . .
We have been on Mars for decades
@@brianwelch2776 Who was the first man to stand on Mars?
@@dilwich Brian Welch
Morons get a grip
we will be on mars by 2025
How amazing that we can see other planets
Love it!! Can’t wait for more!!
NASA put these things on another planet and sends us pictures to see...absolutely amazing!!!
7:57 I got total Tatooine vibes :)
LOL
Perseverance quietly rolling on, taking pics, then all of a sudden...
-" HOUTINIIIII "!!!!!
XD
Amazing Journey of Mars...! 👍 Hats Off to Nasa
Wonderful!
PS: When I look at video from Mars I always expect to see some kind of moment, it's so unnatural to see no moment. Some days, I wish I was in an area like that. I want to be free from all the noise and chaos on Earth. Anyone agree?
Go to 29 palms ca. No noise Barron quiet
Yes I agree, I was thinking the very same thing.✌🐤🐞🌚🌐
Go to the outback in Australia! It's so quiet out there and you can hear the little whirlwinds as they sweeping through the desert!👍🥰
Thanks for that information about Australia. sounds amazing! 👌☺
ABSOLUTELY AMAZING IMAGES, BRAVO TO ALL INVOLVED.
Let me teach you something...JEZERO means LAKE on Slavic lenguages (Croatian,Russian,Polland,Ukranian,Serbian,Slovenian,Bosnian,Montenegrian,etc..) so it means Lake Crater. We had the honor to name it.
Devon Island is so beautiful this time of year.
Your comment will be removed faster than a drone's inability to fly in a vacuum chamber.
@@widehotep9257 You know it!!
You think you are enlightened. You are not...
Absolutely fantastic, beaut video!
I've loved space travel since the first moon landing when I was 11 years old.
I cant get my head around the fact that these pictures is a whole different planet😦😦
First time I watched this... Makes U feel like U miss something U never seen or touched . U can almost C water running. crazy
This really nice to watch..
Goosebumps..
Watching so many rocks in mars is awesome..
Thanks for sharing..🙏
The Mars landscape looks so much like Cape Verdi, but through rose tinted spectacles
At 4:27 there is something flying behind the rover. I'm pretty sure it's not a bird or a plastic bag. I'd really like an explanation. I'm not saying its a UFO.
Just imagine the science behind all this. Astonishing.
Well I don't have that fast internet to watch it in 4k but this is spectacular either way.
This is simply fantastic. Can't say more b/c I'm speechless.
Thanks for sharing!
How can ignorant folk click thumbs down for this. Do they expect to see Martians? I think it's magnificent and educational.
The creativity and technology to get to this point in our history is mind blowing.
Incredible, it makes the imagination run wild. Now I have seen it I want to hear what it sounds like, it looks silent, is there wind noise? It would supremely spiritual to be there and just experience it.
there is a video with the sound of wind on mars
That was so cool. Clear images and sounds felt like I was there w my head phones on. Just walkin along kickin stones and picking up interesting ones and putting them in my pocket
even though it is completely barren, it still has a real beauty about it. the power of mars.
you know, i honestly cant wait for this sorta thing to land on other planets too
The best thing there ,no commercials!!!!
6:44 For some odd reason, I was expecting to see a McDonalds as the camera was spinning
Yes...quite odd.
Marvelous.
I'm a retired scientist (evolutionary biology and anatomy, with mathematics and astrophysics background). I now write narrative scripts for videos about space exploration. This video is a brief reminder of how far we've come, and how far we can go with robotics and AI.
It's amazing, but Earth is so much more interesting and beautiful.
And who said earth was not interesting or beautiful? -_-
I remember a time at school our science teacher played a similar documentary about Mars.
He asked the class what they thought and I said it's awesome that it's another world but it kinda looks like Utah.
Everyone started laughing, I wasn't even trying to be funny. 😁👍
The photos are so nice it’s hard to believe they’re real.
They are real, but not of Mars.
maybe the photos are made with software ... it can be done now .... really good photoshop ...
@@jgal1231 I love the idea of going to Mars but.... that is the same thing I wonder , how is it possible that perseverance can take such as beautiful pictures Being so far ???...and I supposed Mars don’t have any satellites .Please if anybody knows how it is made , get me out of my ignorance .
They most likely are real. Taken at an out of the way EARTH location.....
@@denissemedina6023 It works the same way as a satellite sending signals from orbit to Earth. Radio waves don't get disrupted as easily as other information transfer methods, which allows us to receive information from long distances, hence how we are able to get images from devices like the hubble space telescope and other telescopes in space. With a mission to Mars, Nasa had to likely run many simulations using everything we know about the orbits of the Earth and Mars, and based on the limitations of our propulsion technology, plot a trajectory that can get our spacecraft to the other planet. Pictures are just data, and the cameras on the new rover are from the past decade so it makes sense that they have top-notch quality as our camera technology has been getting pretty good. And since the rover is so far and the images are so high definition, it takes a long amount of time to send the signal back to Earth with all of the data. Hence why this happened in February and we have really only started seeing images and whatnot in the past couple of weeks or so.
Wow, the most beautiful, amazing photos and videos I’ve ever seen. Kinda almost look like Nevada!
Very informative video! Being a geologist it is not very difficult to imagine the former landscape of crater rims surrounding a blue lake. You can clearly see wind erosio but also some fluviatil influence
I was wondering about those circular pits eroded in that one rock they showed a close up shot of. Could those smooth holes be caused by wind or liquid erosion???
@@CMONCMON007 I suppose it was caused by wind erosion. Although the density of Martian atmosphere ammounts only to about 1% of earth´s atmosphere density, the wind patterns are quite stable over aeons in time and strong with high velocities.Another hint in this direction might be the orientation of erosive forms. A lot of them are orientated in the same direction.