Watch NASA land the Perseverance Rover on Mars!
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- NASA will be attempting to land the #Perseverance Mars Rover and Ingenuity Helicopter on the surface of Mars! This is the biggest and most sophisticated rover anyone has ever landed on the surface of Mars.
After a 7-month long journey spanning 497 million km, Perseverance will land at Jezero Crater. It's a sibling to Curiosity, featuring a large drill and a soil caching system, upgraded wheels and cameras, and even an experiment that will make oxygen on the surface of Mars!
Want to know more about this mission? Check out our article explaining everything you need to know about the #Mars2020 Mission [Perseverance and Ingenuity]!
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Hearing "touchdown confirmed" is so exciting
Hi, fellow Earthling. I am Aussie man, 51; tears running down my cheeks. It's been too long between drinks.
I've been watching these every 8 to 9 years since Sojourner in 1996.
i know you would like to be part of the nasa or spacex team but you have filled a void for me and people who care about the future of earth thankyou
Rocket lab is making a new rocket!!
I hope the drill bits are detachable & can be left behind. I'd hate to see the rover anchored by its own drill.
Totally excellent!! Thank you very much for sharing an excellent broadcast!! Congratulations NASA, JPL, Lockheed Martin!!!
So many cameras! I'm so glad this went so smoothly! thanks for the coverage
every small rocket engine aboard the cruise stage
every small rocket engine aboard the aeroshell
all eight 900 pound thrust engines aboard skycrane
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Well done NASA
HD video? Thats gonna be amazing
So when they are saying things like “touch down confirmed” did it touch down like 7 minutes ago? It sounds like they are reporting in real time but that’s obviously not possible.
They basically just waited for the rover's touchdown signal to arrive on earth. So it actually did touch down 7 minutes before.
Idk if it’s confirmed but i think the rover is ok
@@lucas.9718 Thanks for the reply. I didn’t listen long enough apparently as Tim addressed this. He said there was an 11 minute delay
It takes light 11 minutes to travel from mars to earth so all transmissions are 11 minutes delayed but it is as real time as physically possible
Guys he said touchdown confirmed. Lets wait for ingenuity to fly on the Martian sky
Engineers landed a nuclear powered robot car on Mars with a rocket propelled sky crane. Nice to see what science and engineering can do with a clear path
1:25:20 the time stamp you’re looking for
Will this channel continue to simply post live streams of rocket launches or are their some new explainer videos coming?
If you have a reverse cycle air conditioner, it has heating built in...
You should make a cameo!
When discussing the potential for humans living on Mars anyone notice his slip when he said he thinks it could be a possibility in 20-30 minutes? At 15:34
Have you notice that nasa is adopting spacex dress no more tie.
Why isn't there a stream scheduled for SN10 yet?
Gyros gravity pull .
yell at me Tango Delta like that again 😌 😅
1:27:14 Tim: "Someone's getting emotional on air."
Surprisingly, it's not Tim.
Dear Timothy,
Dost thou know the precise timing of the release of the landing footage?
Don't you mean "My dearest Timothy"? And "Faithfully yours"?
It was released a week ago
Hi, fellow Earthling. I am Aussie man, 51; tears running down my cheeks. It's been too long between drinks.
The time is rapidly approaching during which I will not be able to assume every person is an earthling.
this rover has the best chance to show proof of life beyond our sacred mother earth
@@luckyirvin It's a shame humanity hasn't looked after sacred Mother Earth.
@@SG-jg3be couldn't had said it better myself. Shame on the hunan race.
@@SG-jg3be the chick has to leave the nest eventually
MURICA 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 comin in hot ☄
Edit: Somewhere, Elon was salivating at these images 🤤
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Average person: It’s going really fast!
Tim: It’s absolutely screaming!
Tim: is absolutely screaming
why don't they attach wheels to the sky crane and make it another rover which could communicate with with Preservarance Rover ? it could make remote eyes and ears to the main rover
Anything they put on that they might as well put on the main rover and reduce the risk
By the way i think this question was asked and answered in the stream as well
The amount of thrust by the sky crane is too much to land. It would cause craters
It is insane to think that there are robots just chilling on another planet.
Knock knock it's the United States
They did it! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Let's see what it discovers over the years!
Lol You are also space fan Noice.
It'll discover a Mars rabbit. Green with red claws and red eyes, hopping around and jumping in and out of rabbit holes for fun.
It needs no food because its green fur is photosynthetic. All it needs is just co2 and water, which it gets from clawing out Mars ice and shooting it to melt with its red laser eyes, then slurping it up.
Seriously though, there's nothing there except rock. You might as well send a robot mission to Antarctica. At least there'll be penguins there amongst the ice and rock. More fun and cute
There's only one planet with life. Life doesn't just jump out of a rabbit hole after a billion years. That's not the laws of physics we have
@@marioluigi9599 Sending rover was good way but the main purpose wasn't tbh. there was mission to find a evidence of life on mars it did collect all data except one which was later collected by curosity. I think nasa could make a better primary mission but still it's fine let's see what is discovers who knows there might be red penguin just kiding there are tryna find microscopic like like bacteria it would a great if we do so I don't like the fact that you deappreciate this thing it's good.
It's finding past life on mars
POV:your in mars
Elon needs to spread out some Starlink Satellites around Mars
NASA have done a great design making Mission Control look far more modern and sleek
Lol
Is that where all the money goes?
Kinda cool to think at the ~ L-8:00 mark, the rover has hit the surface of marks, and the signal telling the team whether it was a successful landing is literally en route to them, flying through space at the speed of light.
AVAV Stock is about to 🚀🚀 they helped make the Ingenuity Drone!!
Can i get an answer? Why in 2021 we get white and black pictures from mars?
Then suddenly attacked by unknown species
Lol this was my first thought aswell, an alien kid running up to it and start bamging on it with a rock👽👽👽👽
it's a mission success then
@everyday astronaut Rocket lab just announced nutron.
and he are the hat.
im 14 years old you have inspired me i've been watching you for over a year now i want to be an astronaut
Just remember while you're orbiting the miracle of earth for that short time, that me, and everyone else you know will blindly continue the cycle of groveling in the dirt over inconceivable ideas that can not exist. Your people can not see that, but you will, because you will have that perspective; the perspective of futility.
The amount of energy required to redirect this biological train wreck is impossible even in the face of religion. That realization will hurt forever.
But then again, the amount of energy spent to create the train far outweighs the energy contained within the train.... my very talking to you right now, is a miracle....
@@MichaelOfRohan yes
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When Sojourner landed in 1996, NASA was predicting a sample return by 2005 which was difficult to believe it could take so much time before that mission.
And that my friends, is how it’s done. Landing on Mars is no simple thing. Absolutely fantastic job, perfect landing. Well done JPL!
It looks so fake... it must be real!
Pure Beauty. Our happiness rises.
Hey mate, do you know who the manufacturer of nasa's solar panels are? Need these on my roof :D
Google this question
ACME .... ask the Coyote... he'll tell you.
@@pugle1 Last time I used an ACME product a train appeared out of nowhere and ran me over. I could have sworn that tunnel wasn't there a minute ago.
@@ronjones-6977 It's funny, my ACME umbrella (as small as it was) never held up against all those falling anvils. I'm thinking we need to start a class action or something....LOL
TIMMMM! Wake up! Big rocket. Rocketlab!
1:34:13 is wrong you forgot about phoenix!
Perhaps Perseverance will head off to find Curiosity and start a family.
Y doesn't the iss receive cmnds from rover,I feel it's much easier bcoz it is outside earth atmosphere
Anyone cud help me with this pls??
Because every 45 minutes it's on the wrong side of the planet while ground stations can keep on Mars for hours on end.
@@TheEvilmooseofdoom ohhh got it
I keep clicking the like button again and again 😂😂
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Quality algorithm work right there
I guess it's because there are more idiots in this world than science-fascinated people :)
It has always been like that.. You shouldn't be astonished!
@@mondherbouazizi4433 i mean at least it got trending. It shows that people are interested in spaceflight and space which is a good thing :)
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LETS FREAKING GO THIRD TIME IS THE CHARM
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I mean... yea?
David bowie made this happen..
It is only flying at "10 times faster than a bullet" from a an old black powder musket though - according to the data on screen! At the time of that statement the screen showed almost 11,800 km/h. Black powder rifles (old muskets) have a mussel velocity of about 400 meters per second - times 60 is 24,000 meters per minute - times 60 is 1,440,000 meters per hour - divide by 1,000 is 1,440 km/h. "Ten times faster than" 1,440 km/h would be 14,400 km/h . So you missed there a bit my man. Modern high velocity rifles are around 1,200 m/s or 3 times that of a black powder musket at 4,320 km/h, so that ship is doing a little less than three times (2.731 times to be more precise) the speed of the typical modern rifle round - not ten times! :p
Typical Bullet Speed x3 = 12,960 km/h
Space Ship Speed x1 = 11,800 km/h
Thanks for the great coverage Tim.
if anyone is having any doubts that this is actually N.A.S.A.
you can tell because they have blue light strips on top of the glass dividers
i mean , let's be real who else would do that or could afford that level of technology
so yeah, 100% Legit
😁
In stead of blowing up the ships...they should plan the landing; say 600feet, or 1,000 feet, in the air!!
That way when it stops 300 feet under ground...it's 700 feet in the air; and you get to use the ship again!!!
you would have to carry a little more fuel, but that's easy for rocket scientists to figure out....
You'll probably do something like this, as you come in to a landing in Sydney, with a load of passengers, and mail!!!!
Mars looks like a hot desert it is impossible to believe it is cold weather on mars
It actually is, its a cold desert!
Congratulations NASA 🙏 USA
1:25:27 Touchdown confirmed!, 1:27:16 'Ahh the touchdown', 1:27:27 (orgasm?)
58:00 thats also why lightspeed travel is hard as well. because if you accelerate at 3 gs until you get to 99% lsp would take 3 years 8 months 25 days. and then you will need the same amount of fuel you used to get to that speed so you can stop and then when you are about 3.7 light years from you destination you will have to turn the ship 180 and then decelerate at 3 gs for 3 years 8 months 25 days. so you will live at 3gs for over 7 years while this happens. so if your 150lbs you will be 450lbs. so much more difficult then anything there is.
Go Perseverance
My name is on a chip thats now on that planet! How frikkin amazing!?
How so, j/w.?.
@@potato-ld1uj you can submit your name on NASAs website prior to launch and they put your name on a chip that goes on the rover
So when is the actual video of the whole landing supposed to be released?
Its out now, but all I've seen is a straight-down look of the bottom of the rover approaching the ground. Not sure if there are other videos
"Tango Delta."
There's a tee shirt there.
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I am a huge fan of your "documentaries", they never seem very long which means they have me riveted for every second and the time flies. You do such a great job of explaining things in terms that ordinary people can understand.
You have a fabulous job, it shows that you are really excited about the proceedings, I'm so relieved that everything went OKay, the most stressful event in the future for me is the launch of the James Webb telescope, I'm worrying already.
Is Tim still recovering from the landing? It's been a week and this is the newest thing on his channel. No coverage of Starship #10 static fire. Hopefully all is OK with Everyday.
Been busy building out the studio down here. Almost done! Will be ready for SN10’s flight! 🙌
Space X: Oh you spent $2.5bn landing a remote controlled car on Mars, cute. Here's 100 people landed for 1/4 the price....
SpaceX doesn't land squat, anywhere, unless they know the terrain, first.
@@thomashiggins9320 that’s called planning
@@VeryMurica Yep, and planning requires hard facts and good information. Without that, it's just speculative wanking.
This probe, and others, provide those hard facts and invaluable information about actual conditions on Mars.
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The guy who announced tango delta... nominal was probably wondering why people around him were so quiet... until he said touch down.
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Is NASA morphing into a kind of Spacex culture and/or approach to these live broadcasts? This was much better than any live video so far. It's nice to see so many people being excited about this kind of stuff. Thank you Tim for another awesome live stream. If you have ever thought about donating to a person on youtube, you could not find a better person to donate to than him. He obviously loves what he does, makes great videos, and he travels across America sometimes to do live streams of rocket launches which I'm sure costs a good amount of money. So please consider donating to Everyday Astronaut. Take care everyone and have a great day.
nasa is just freaking awesome!
If ‘it’s time to colonise’ was a video
Ok why do you know so much about all this stuff and why are you not working for NASA or space x?
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Who ever is from india watching everyday astronaut videos please do not watch bacause if you want to be a rocket engineer go to isro no one outside the US can get into space x so its your choice
I use to work AT NASA on NASA ROAD ONE, and I can tell each and everyone of you.. this is "ALLLLL HORSE SHITE!!!!"
Yeah, so real
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Hey Tim! Can you ask Elon to pick up the samples Percy caches? Will save time and money! Love your channel 👍
The samples are to be picked up in a mission scheduled for launch by esa in 2026, and retreival in the following windows return window in 2031. Which is likely a lot soonet than spacex gets to fly to mars, for not to mention a lot of the technology for the mars missions are being developed on these missions. So SpaceX do get some industry suppliers that they can use, to get to Mars faster.
Elon Musk cannot get his freightliner on the market, so what do you think about his space missions ???
@@rudolfbergert2506 well.... I wouldn't count him out. The landing failures and rapid iteration have served Spacex quite well. But make no mistake, I'm a fan of NASA since Project Mercury. I'm rooting for the science and the adventure of getting out of low earth orbit. As a kid in the 60's I never dreamed it would take this long to get to Mars. I'm trying not to achieve room temperature before we put boots on the Martian surface.
@@rudolfbergert2506 Yep! NASA lands on Mars 130,000,000 away. Space X cant land on Earth without blowing up.
We don't need a Rover to go pick up rovers. We just go there, and then make a museum around the Rover. LOL
“Touchdown confirmed, Perseverance is safely on the surface of Mars.”
There are, definitely, various forms of life on planets. Since a single bacteria is already a living organism, the only question is the size of species. How can one imagine a gigantic sphere, floating in space exposed to radioactivity and bunch of other chemical-physical factors, be totally empty and lifeless?
Because Earth is most likely farrr more rare than we realize....
We live on Earth, so life all around us on this planet is the norm for you and me. This creates an inherent bias. It's true that we haven't even scratched the surface when it comes to looking outward into space, but we have looked at quite a few stars (we've cataloged hundreds of millions in multiple wavelengths of light) and we've seen zero anomalies. No evidence whatsoever of anything here but us.....
how did I get here from people just smashing ice with a hammer… auto play trippin
I feel good about knowing how many people who want to see a human land on Mars that will never happen in their lifetime. :)
Why tho
am Canadian and Canadian lawmakers have overwhelmingly approved a non-binding motion accusing China of committing genocide against its Muslim minorities in the western region of Xinjiang, so I have to leave channels like this unfortunately because spacex is telsa and vice versa. Elon seems to ignore these concerns in China.
This video had nothing to do with space x this was nasa an lockheed Martin
Cheer to humans doing AWESOME THINGS! Thanks for the stream, Astro Tim!
I don't feel its right to join in all the cringey self-congratulatory back patting. Humans have failed Planet Earth. I hope Mars doesn't have the same fate.
The great thing about the 11 Minute Delay, is that it is relative.
According to some inertial perspectives there basically is no delay.
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NASA needed this after their failed SLS attempt
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