Inside NASA's Mars Rovers
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 มี.ค. 2021
- NASA's rovers, from Sojourner to the 2020 Perseverance rover in 3D.
NASA's first rover on Mars was modest: Sojourner, the size of a microwave oven, demonstrated in 1997 that a robot could rove on the Red Planet. NASA's next Mars rovers, Spirit and Opportunity, were each the size of a golf cart. After landing in 2004, they discovered evidence that the planet once hosted running water before becoming a frozen desert. The car-sized Curiosity rover landed in 2012. Curiosity discovered that its landing site, Gale Crater, hosted lake billions of years ago and an environment that could have supported microbial life. Perseverance aims to take the next step, seeking, as a primary goal, to answer one of the key questions of astrobiology: Are there potential signs of past microbial life, or biosignatures on Mars?
This demanding science goal requires a new suite of cutting-edge instruments to tackle the question from many angles. The Scanning Habitable Environments with Raman & Luminescence for Organics & Chemicals (SHERLOC) instrument, which can detect organic matter, and the Planetary Instrument for X-ray Lithochemistry (PIXL), which measures the composition of rocks and soil, will allow Perseverance to map organic matter, chemical composition and texture together at a higher level of detail than any Mars rover has done before. These instruments - two of the seven total onboard - will play a particularly important role in Perseverance’s search for potential signs of life.
NASA's Mars 2020 Perseverance Rover Landing Animations
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The newer rovers are much more capable, but spirit and opportunity’s designs are so nostalgic. I hope they’ll send another one of these to mars in the future, probably to pick up Percy’s soil sample caches
Opportunity❤Spirit and Opportunity were perfect, they can't be beaten IMO. So sad the're both gone now. Curiosity and Perseverance are great, too, though.
What about sojourner (the theme of this video)
This video is underrated
2 years ago and still epic
Thanks!
Why can we develop the ability to send a machine to a distant planet and control it remotely, but not develop traffic lights that change from red to green when a vehicle is approaching with no opposing traffic, or when four cars are sitting there with no opposing traffic?
We literally have developed it but it's expensive and Inefficient.
@@vincedhilandulay7798 I guess sending remote cars to distant planets is a cheaper and more efficient way to spend American tax dollars
Lol
@@vincedhilandulay7798 that's right man, it's so outrageous when you are driving in the middle of the night on empty streets and you are forced to stop at a red light and sit there for a minute just for no reason!
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Nice video, thanks! Do you create your 3d models yourself and stuff? Great videos anyway
The based 3D model are either purchased or can be found online, but the interior has to custom. I can actually model the ship myself, but it will take to long for me to finish a video on a timely basis.
@@Halfscreen ah yeah, you do a really nice job with your videos
@@misterjayatgmx I tried.
I like the Curiosity and Perseverance
Same here, they are awesome rovers who traveling around Mars surface!😃
One minute of silence for Opportunity ❤️
And spirit
It'd be cool if they could send a large drone to mars to explore valles marineris (aka the largest canyon in the solar system)
Nice video but you used the wrong animation for the Curiosity (MSL) section. 4:56 That's Perseverance, not Curiosity. Percy has much straighter wheel treads instead of the zig zag treads. And 5:03 shows Percy's landing target, Jezero Crater. And finally at 5:12 you can see the Ingenuity helicopter stowed on the rover's underbelly.
Great video!
ThAnks!
thanks for sharing mate!
Yea, great video mate!
@@imnguyen6658 Thanks!
I only like curiosity because I see a video about it landing and goes
i’m pretty sure you watched perseverance land not curiosity
Percy, curiosity or soujerner I can’t decide
SUPER:))
I am still wondering why the best video didn't get much like it is less the 400 I pray for u your youtube channel's subscriber should increase
It most likely because its not a science channel.
Perseverance
Opportunity ❤️
2020:
9:26 “if successful”
Present day:
Ingenuity: *Laughs in 50 flights*
But spirit and oppurtunity are perfect but can never agree to leave😭😭🌌🌠
my good Curiosity
all is my favorite
I like perseverance
Thanks for adding a human being for scale (because everyone is not ~UP&up~about the dimension of these space vehicles, whether it be rovers or satellites. Sometimes just adding a human figure even just a toddler standing next to a tricycle, it will give “real perspective” to the enormity and ingenuity- engineering- of these animatronic complex brainstorming feat- baffling, vehicles. 😵💫🐌🥸👀
All of them
All the rovers lined up look like an evolution chart for some weird alien lifeform.
Curiosity and opportunity
Curiosity
Also the planed marie curie rover:
Hey at 6:27 what was that
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Curiosity