30 Months On Mars: A Bright Object Is Following Us

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[@berniestraight126]

Yep!

[@chandrashekharvinchurkar1634]

3/9

[@Taintlessdisc]

Yeah the benefit of a factual video caption😂

[@bobhope4949]

Yeah son, I’ll subscribe and watch you 24/7 for a fat stimulus check

[@AKmumu]

theres no words to describe how amazing it is to see high quality pictures of another planet

[@5pavel5svobodapb5]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@domwick720]

it is 'rendered' (for lack of mental energy currently)and not high quality so much.

[@gloryBE-o1w]

one day we will spot something alive and hopefully friendly ,,,, but when

[@ΚυριακηΚαπιωτη]

🌗🌏🌏🌏

[@eilidh771]

Maybe , Unreal ?

[@como778]

I dont even care if there are aliens or not, I am always blown away by the fact that we have clear footage of a entirely different planet.

[@MG-ff7se]

Look like earth lol

[@basmeyoshi9651]

Looks like earth dessert or is it 😂😂

[@MrNate-jd1nc]

It's redacted

[@tabsntoot]

Mars is very earth like but you can see huge differences compared to our deserts here in earth. It’s far more dis arrayed and ancient looking

[@walkingdeadman4208]

These photos are manipulated. They make it look better and take things out. I wouldn't be surprised if its al created on a computer

[@kylefracaro5087]

Its honestly mind blowing how they can communicate with a rover on a different planet, yet I cant get cell service in the middle of the city

[@freelanceminion7396]

There are satelite phones you can buy for about 3 times the upfront an monthly cost. A cell phone has a tiny transmitter picked up by a receiver that you can carry. The Mars rover sens signals to a multi million dollar receiver bigger than several houses.

[@Beachbucket]

Or dead spots in the country! Good point!

[@John-wd5cb]

Interesting isn't it? 😂

[@nobbinsnotkins9595]

@@kylefracaro5087 😂

[@johnstreet797]

I was alive for sputnik and now I'm looking at color pictures from Mars. Amazing!

[@Gotcha6666]

Nicely said! ☝️🙄 Best wishes to you and all the other decent people from Prague, Czech republic!

[@catvonderahe1836]

Me too. How far science has come.

[@Bill91190]

What a blessing of life.

[@newforestpixie5297]

Yes & No because when i was 7 in 1971 , in a quote printed in “ the story of Apollo 11” , a spokesperson for the boss of NASA was predicting a crewed landing on Mars by about 1982 with permanent Lunar bases by 1999. Unfortunately for me , come 1976 i also dropped Look & Learn to learn more about different types of heavenly bodies from glossier publications. The Scouts’ monthly Wastepaper collection had some unintended but nonetheless educational moments 🙄👍❤️🍒🐢

[@Mr.Canuck]

Witnessing a crystal clear FPV of a martian landscape is an amazing sight to behold.

[@f87115]

And completely unbelievable

[@vast9467]

@@f87115it’s right there, so not really

[@fnersch3367]

Thanks!

[@ElderFoxDocumentaries]

Thanks so much :)

[@alphacentauri3665]

I was born in the middle of WWII and now I'm watching this !!!!????? Living a little longer does have some real rewards. It was an absolute stunning piece of work you have achieved. It was surreal. Thank you so much.🤏👌👍🤗

[@Tech_Traveler]

Wow. It must be amazing to see the development of technology. In your point of view, did technology just go wild after a certain year?

[@alphacentauri3665]

@@Tech_Traveler Please accept my apology for the delay in my response. I've given it some thought: the mid eighties for other than the obvious Personal computer but it is also the time I became involved. It was a time when 'Material sciences played a big role in advances eg Gallium arsenite, then Gallium Aluminium Arsenite, then superconductors, - all being applied to achieve higher chip speeds. Memory means were still in flux. Look up an intrigueing attempt called the Transputer.

[@InconspicuousMe]

@@Tech_Traveler Yeah, the late 80's early 90's tech just went nuts.

[@dipndaVic]

lived long enough to use gay emojis

[@bobhope4949]

@@dipndaVicold people gang signs……. He’s threatened to fist us

[@PUREFICTION]

You brought out a friendship bond between Ingenuity and perseverance although they are just machines at work and programmed, you made it feel like they have emotions.

[@DCM8828]

I think they can actually have "emotions". They are endued with spiritual energy coming out of the men and women that designed, created and sent them. Inanimate objects can be soaked with spiritual energy. Why else would a clairvoyant person be able to envision things about objects, that can sometimes lead to the solution of crimes, and the finding of lost persons when exposed to some article that had been closely related to that person? It isn't, perhaps, generally a powerful blast of an effect, but it can be there.

[@dooronronn2105]

🤣🤣🤣

[@CrimOudin]

I love the way this is presented. You put the images and video together in a way that tells a story that keeps people engaged. Good work!

[@w.w77]

Millions of miles away and the video is still better than any ufo sighting taken here on earth *this was meant to be a humorous comment and not a serious comment (̿▀̿ ̿Ĺ̯̿̿▀̿ ̿)̄

[@andrewmagro7703]

Yep i could not agree more

[@brettrobbins2446]

millions of miles away and still better reception than the iraq war

[@djvic4u]

"ah yes lets launch a $2.2 billion machine into space with an 240p camera" ofc they have the best camera. it's also a called a mosaic, a collection of pictures aligned with each other to make a bigger image

[@risenfromyoutubesashesagai6302]

Here's their picture of Mars Bigfoot, though... 🦾☻️🤳 🦿 🦵 They call him Massive Martian.

[@dredgewalker]

Those cameras are worth millions of dollars compared to the ones our phones. Not only do they need to take great pictures but also survive a very hostile environment.

[@bumperxx1]

I think this is great commentary I like how you make the Rover sound like a human alone on a planet millions of miles away looking for his helicopter friend

[@rolirolster]

In some ways it is, at least a human machine :)

[@PaladinThomas]

Dude the whole thing was cringe inducing. This content seems to be meant for emotional women. Like yay WALLY, grow up children

[@kevinroark5024]

It still amazes me how humans have rovers&a helicopter on Mars

[@ulfricstormcloak5080]

It’s crazy how mars just looks like you’re in a desert on earth when there isn’t a dust storm

[@jackomac940]

Some say that's the old earth we destroyed 😂😂

[@happychappy492]

it is

[@SkyFullOfPotential]

can't wait to go back home@@happychappy492 @jackomac940

[@briannewton7786]

maybe its faked like the moon landing? :p

[@patrick78624]

@@happychappy492People when the earth like planet looks like earth 😯

[@yoda5565]

I'm always amazed at Ingenuity. It was planned for one flight if it could even get airborne. Now it keeps on going and going. Good job NASA.

[@eleanorward4593]

Is there any signs of life on Mars at any time?

[@mro4ts457]

@@eleanorward4593 Yes. Do you have special needs that prevent you from watching a video before commenting questions that are asnwered by the video?

[@tommyvarcity2783]

Not nasa they launched it probably Lockheed or Boeing

[@SNAFU..]

Devon Island....

[@StalinLovsMsmZioglowfagz]

There’s literally high definition photos of a guy’s shadow as he cleans the dust of a rover. “Good job NASA”, at what, exactly? Hiding the truth and helping psychopathic globalist elitists’ Deep State steal the advanced tech & weapons to use against us in our own culling and final total enslavement? Yeah, I guess, they got the Rovers there, good job, a**holes.

[@hubareu]

The fact that I've seen clearer footage of mars than the moon is mind blowing

[@wallyw4965]

I think going back to the moon requires disclosure to a bigger existence of some kind...why we have never gone back and other countries missions mysteriously end in failure...well see what artemis does...maybe they will wrap uap disclosure into the process of going back to the moon...will give them an excuse to make disclosure off new information and not have people wonder why hid information from us for 70 years

[@robertthomas5906]

The lunar landings still pictures are very clear. They were recorded on film. Those are the pictures that have the black hash marks showing. They managed to get the F stop and shutter speed right for such a bright object. To me it's amazing that we have any video of the landing considering the technology and communications back then. All that, then shot up to the moon which is a very violent action and it all survived. Stay tuned. China is on the moon, I think Japan and the EU have programs going on though nobody seems to care. Everything is Mars now.

[@John-wd5cb]

Or Area 5 1

[@MuwaUWU]

Because there's not really much to see on the moon but dust not even a atmosphere 😞

[@kaptainkrampus2856]

That's a clue that there is something fishy ... with the moon ... and mars. No one was on the moon for 50 years, the unmanned missions keep failing or just dont produce any serious imagery. We were supposed to have a full fledged moonbase by 2000. So, what's going on? Why is no one going to the moon, which was supposed to be your waystation into the expanse ...

[@cosmicpsyops4529]

Your delivery is so easy and seamless to watch. Clearly communicated. Music isn’t distracting.

[@peterbiesbroek]

Its total bullshit

[@SaneGuyFr]

​@@peterbiesbroek ????

[@chungies]

The voice is AI.

[@jizmtek9820]

maybe this AI likes the cut of the jib on the other AI@@chungies

[@ELLYTECH]

@@chungies ooh I never knew it

[@SorensenDK]

Finally a Mars video without Photoshop and CGI, thank you very much 🙂🙂🙂.

[@godandfamilyalways8149]

Don't bet on it, that's all this one is...

[@SaneGuyFr]

Man, we've been waiting, you finally returned :)

[@ElderFoxDocumentaries]

Thanks for waiting! It was such an interesting 3 months I had to get it all in the video. :)

[@kellykubik4514]

Definitely a lot more wind erosion then water erosion, they look very similar. Water erosion rocks would be rounder and smoother!

[@pitchforkpeasant6219]

@@kellykubik4514why is it that water is always considered but no other fluids are?

[@jakerazmataz852]

I'm 61, and I'm not afraid to die. What I will miss is seeing the advances in technology and science. I mean we have created a fusion reaction, if only for a split second. That's big. I don't want to miss our first OFFICIAL alien contact. I will miss traveling in space as a tourist or settler. But who knows, maybe I will be there one way or another. I believer when we die, our soul, essence, energy, becomes one with the universe. There is to much beauty and wonder in the universe for this to be the only ride. 🤷‍♂

[@mateagrio_1]

you are one of my three best channels. the amount of dedication you put into theese videos is amazing, everything is perfect. Glad you still making theese videos, i always llok out for them!

[@ElderFoxDocumentaries]

Thank you so much 😀

[@carl5536]

This is what I love about technology, we can see another planet so many many miles away that I'da never dreamed that we could watch on a screen..It actually does seem as though living things was there so many long years ago. When I 1st started watching this a few minutes ago I thought it was a movie recap but this is the real thing. I used to keep up with the footage alot and it just stopped and I couldn't watch it anymore. .It's so amazing to me how far we've came with the technology cause it the 70s I'da never thought that we could set at home watching a rover on Mars and I didn't know about the helicopter that's on the planet as well...

[@gamerdrive5565]

I like to imagine that there’s ancient megalithic structures buried there, it’s plausible that if there ever existed intelligent Martian life and that life built any megalithic structures like we’ve dug up on this planet, that they’d still be there, buried beneath the literal sands of time.

[@TK_Scott]

This video just popped up in my youtube algorithm, and wow, am I glad it did! I subbed to the channel after 1 minute of clear footage on the red planet. Keep up the great work!

[@ElderFoxDocumentaries]

Welcome aboard! :)

[@TK_Scott]

@@ElderFoxDocumentaries Thank you!

[@kjh789az]

This is an engaging way if presenting our exploration of Mars. Great! Thanks.

[@ElderFoxDocumentaries]

Glad you enjoyed it! :)

[@DrDavidThor]

__ "if" lol __ Some part of her remains skeptical, even if she's not conscious of it. [789's comment, in case she changes it, was this: "This is an engaging way if presenting our exploration of Mars. Great!"]

[@johnhough7738]

The visuals held my attention and the narration was spot on~!

[@bbk485]

Glad to see you back!!

[@belongaskip]

imagine the deafening silence

[@Elipilot777]

@@belongaskip atmosphere = wind

[@petersonl1008]

That would be fantastic.

[@n00ter99]

These are really great videos, it's inspiring to watch humanity explore another planet

I just found this channel. This video was much more exciting than any series on any platform. :D

[@ElderFoxDocumentaries]

Welcome aboard! :)

[@bill-2018]

Incredible! So far away yet such good images and a testament to the various engineers who put the mission in operation.

[@happychappy492]

I remember watching it on television when I was a boy in the 70's and they had made the sky look red on purpose

[@DavidDickerson-i8s]

Thank you for these compilation videos, preparation and presentation. Wonderful, marvelous work 👏 🎉💥🙏

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Glad you like them! Thanks for your kind words :)

[@nagone11]

Gorgeous content ElderFox, just seeing another planet and at such a granular level is awesome. So different yet so similar indeed!

[@justandrew7039]

14:29 This picture just looks amazing 🥺

[@hugh_jasso]

Love how long and packed with pictures the video is!

[@appliedfacts]

Thank you for your most excellent video. I absolutely loved the perfect level of detail of the rover operations. The photos and videos of the drill and the helicopter were great. As a kid I was fascinated by the planets. As an adult I lost a little of the majic due to the lack of detailed information like this video gives. Thank you for bringing the majic back!!! I subscribed as soon as the video ended. 👍😎👍

[@olivier-pierredebelmont.3630]

These pictures are incredible,and it was a nice trip! Thank you!❤

[@makavelirizla]

That was an amazing journey to the red planet. Thank you and glad to have you back Mr Fox. Much respect!

[@somainswakadoad5684]

pause at 8:06 , what is that purple circle on the square faced rock, top left middleish position of the image. top right of the object. I used magnifier on it. Is it just a lens issue or is it actually there on the rock. and if so what is it.

[@psygonzo7974]

We did an OTA update on a device on another planet, how incredible is that... Great summary video as usaual.

[@LBCAndrew]

This "Olivine" crystal seems a bit odd being surrounded by what appears to be rock that had been melted by intense heat. It looks almost exactly like "Trinitite" and the surrounding melted stone surface seems to match photographs of Trinitite i've seen here in the United States.

[@richardoleson7934]

Thanks for carching us up on this fascinating project. What a wonderful thing is being accomplished here!

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Thanks for watching :)

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​@@ElderFoxDocumentarieswhat was the background music

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@@Izmael_a it's by an artist named Strom

[@allan9603]

​@@ElderFoxDocumentaries, you have a new follower-me😅

[@allan9603]

​@@ElderFoxDocumentaries, are you also the narrator?

[@Cobaltstarfish]

Mars rover taking in pictures in 4k while I'm stuck on earth with only 1080p. Good video by the way.

[@spg3331]

love this series i come back every few months to see if a new episode has dropped, fantastic quality as always, thank you for stunning content everyone at ElderFox Documentaries !

[@AESTHETIC-yk3zk]

Its crazy to think we get to see actual pictures and footage of Mars which is more than 100 million kilometres away from us all

[@xxxrossomaticxxx]

Even though it is far away it’s still in the same space as earth like, it’s literally just.. over there..

[@StrangeScaryNewEngland]

@@xxxrossomaticxxx Right? It's our neighbor.

[@StrangeScaryNewEngland]

@@xxxrossomaticxxx Same as people who think you need a rocket to reach space.. We are all already in space. The entire surface of the Earth is in space. The atmosphere isn't a physical barrier.

[@RocketPipeTV]

@@StrangeScaryNewEnglandplease explain how the vacuum of space doesn’t suck off our atmosphere, which is about 1-2 bar. How does the pressure even form with the vacuum of space surrounding it.

[@xxxrossomaticxxx]

@@RocketPipeTV It doesnt get sucked away because the vaccume is evenly pulling on the entirety of the planets atmosphere and the gravity of the planet is pulling evenly on the entirety of the vacuuml. The gravity is a greater force inwards than the vaccum is outwards

[@HappyQuailsLC]

Great use of background music! It wasn't bothersome at all!

[@anar3786]

Great episode! I was so happy when I saw 17 mins . Can't wait for next episodes , hope they will be longer too.

[@Dex99SS]

Man.... if my dirt cheap, essentially toy, drone... gets too far from me while flying it, I get worried and nearly write it off as gone forever. Can't even imagine what it's like for NASA and a dang ROBIT on frickin Mars. Regardless... it's incredible what this thing is capable of driving over. Some of those track marks, going over some of those rocks and dang near boulders.... Dang impressive on it's own... let alone considering that we had to fly this thing to Mars, land it, and then control it remotely. I mean... all that aside, just building something that could reliably negotiate terrain like that is dang impressive on its own. Even if it were simply done on Earth... but all this... it's just on a scale that I don't think most folks really appreciate.

[@elessartelcontar9415]

The impressive thing is that it can drive and navigate autonomously! No human intervention required!

[@mahendrap1960]

Finally king of the Mars has return

[@DunnickFayuro]

Good job sir. You made a topic easily boring into something worth and interesting to watch. Not easy.

[@nutier]

Awesome video ! I love it so much . Thank you for sharing it with pleasure . I want to visit the Mars planet too for searching the diamonts etc. in it . Happy Friday to you !

[@tclanjtopsom4846]

I'm from the future, I've already seen all the episodes. Exciting stuff is coming, slowly.

[@resinAce]

Thanks for the update, I was wondering how things were going on up there 👍🏻

[@aleks_jones]

this was great, thanks!

[@davewilson9738]

I am not scientifically academic, yet this journey really has my attention. its fascinating!

[@incredifall]

Amazing footage. Thanks!!!

[@fratercontenduntocculta8161]

Glad to see you're back at it Fox! I can only imagine how thrilled geologists are to study somewhere close to but not entirely like our world.

[@RandomNullpointer]

In deed. A part of me wishes I've studied at least some geology while my brain had enough cells.

[@flyingpictures1100]

Well narrated no nonsense presentation. I subscribed Thank you.

[@titolino73]

Very nice details and explanations...thanks

[@royalblue5758]

Incredible to sit here in my living room and see such clear and vivid pictures from the surface of Mars. Thank you for putting this up.

[@godandfamilyalways8149]

You really aren't, though...

[@mduncanvm]

Thank you for your excellent work.

[@ElderFoxDocumentaries]

Thanks for your kind words :)

[@melissachartres3219]

and clickbait title!

[@mattshawsmith]

Such a cool video. Really enjoyed receiving Rover updates this way.

[@theeddorian]

The spherical basalt boulder with "signs of weathering" at around 0:53 appears to a pillow basalt, suggesting the eruption that produced it was underwater.

[@pitchforkpeasant6219]

Why is liquid always assumed as being water and not some other fluid? People tend to relate to things involved in their own lives while not considering other things

[@edwarddoyle4401]

Amazing Video!...Thank-you..

[@losonsrenoster]

What an amazing time we live in, experiencing both the best and the worst of humanity growing exponentially simultaneously. We are in a socially collapsing - and scientifically expanding phase like never before. It is both sad and exhilerating

[@fnersch3367]

Great update. Thanks

[@lordpsi99]

I like when the lonely rover makes a rock friend named Otis, who doesn't fall apart immediately after meeting.

[@davidhamilton7628]

Rover might make more rock friends if he'd stop probing them😂

[@Caboosewa]

Love the child like innocence in your writing.

[@Christine.corneille]

Those Martian lanscape are beautiful

[@haimaphilhp]

This is just amazing!

[@naitikkumarjani5914]

Finally after long time 🎉 a new video..... Specially after knowing that perseverance successfully seprate oxygen from CO2.....

[@carlwheezerofsouls3273]

was eagerly waiting for this upload, did not disappoint whatsoever! that olivine gemstone is both beautiful and thought provoking, just imagine the untouched gemstones hidden deep beneath the surface of mars, cave systems full of sparking formations, and if things go to plan, i might be able to see all of this within my lifetime! we’re living in an incredible generation, like the next space-race when it comes to just the sheer amount of discoveries we’ve made.

[@swisscyber]

Danke!

[@ElderFoxDocumentaries]

Thank you so much :)

[@paulvincent3825]

Great pictures nice and clear. 🌍🌍🌍🌍

[@JamesE707]

Immense credit to everyone involved in this incredible adventure! This is just a microcosm of the real universe; not the one we see in films.

[@allan9603]

great video ElderFox, and thanks for participating in the Comments, something KZbin should require from all channel owners!

[@ElderFoxDocumentaries]

I do actually enjoy responding to the comments. Thanks for watching! :)

[@michaelrmcnally5485]

Every channel I watch like this has very important information on it that everybody needs to see

[@anuragkadam7935]

Suggestion for NASA scientists: I think they should look for lychen-like patterns before performing the abrasion operation, so they can be certain that they themselves havent caused it. Also, when we perform an abrasion operation next time on such surfaces, taking before and after pictures and finding a mark that wasnt there before would clearly indicate that WE created that (lychen-like) mark there. :)

[@DukeStallion]

I am a bit shocked to realize they have a rover running around on a different planet but didn't think about these simple rules that should be in place.

[@Telephonebill51]

Are you trying to say "LICHEN"?

[@jlv11b]

Im sure they thought of that. Maybe everything isn't included in this video.

[@greggarsenault4457]

@@Telephonebill51you do realize that the world does not revolve around the u.s. The u.s. spells tire with an “I”, the British with a “y”...tyre.

[@arturamatuni5801]

Nice work 💯

[@ukengineeralan1975]

Isn't it amazing what the human race is actually capable of, when we're not trying to kill each other that is!

[@betsymoore1712]

I love the names given to these extraordinary areas on Mars. Snowdrift Peak. Hope .

[@Anthro777]

8:28 what's with the purple dot on that one rock?

[@paul-ie6wi]

Indian rock

[@Anthro777]

@@paul-ie6wi *cringe*

[@belongaskip]

@@paul-ie6wi what

[@pitchforkpeasant6219]

@@Anthro777cringe why?

[@MyVinylRips]

What's the purple dot on the rock at 8:25? I was expecting it to be mentioned in the video, but..?

[@slivkask8329]

It is always amazing to see pictures of the surface of other planets. In 1975, images of the surface of Venus were taken, as well as sound of its windy atmosphere wes recorded by the Soviet Union's Venera probes. Thank you very much for the very interesting and informative video! 👍👏

[@decmccoy6731]

Excellent video, instantly subscribed. Commenting for the algo so more people can see :)

[@ElderFoxDocumentaries]

Thank you so much. Really glad you enjoyed the video :)

[@Paronak]

I hope one day we get to find and recover all the great rovers that roamed Mars. They are such important historical materials that should be preserved for future generations to admire and get inspired by.

[@unrulybot1352]

I don't think putting the rovers in museum would be a good use for billions of dollars in equipment. If I was an astronaut sent to mars. I'd want to repair and re-service them. It be a waste.

[@AllisterCaine]

​@@unrulybot1352I understand your sentiment, but the older rovers are far surpassed by the newer types in capability... So putting something like pathfinder in a museum back on earth would be okay. Also when we get there we already might have way better methods of exploring the planet, making even the modern rovers little more than historical artifacts. Ingenuity is supposed to be the next step. Why drive when you can fly? Of course, adding all the drill bits to it... Ahh we will see. 😂

[@vast9467]

@@unrulybot1352putting it in a museum would be way more useful than anything we can do with them

[@publicspace234]

Thank you for this

[@Legohaiden]

If you can look at this video and not just be AWED by the fact we have a rover on MARS... sending us images and video of good quality... we can LITERALLY see the surface of mars! its just fascinating and awesome!

[@Infamous159]

Can we really take a minute to appreciate that humans have rovers AND HELICOPTERS on MARS?! So amazing

And back here people are still slaughtering each other.I don’t think any other planet would want us.

[@jak3pa1]

What a journey it is, it makes me cry that the rover has the opportunity to do such things for humanity Thank You ElderFox for still doing this videos

[@CrimOudin]

The rover is doing what we tell it. It is not alive.

[@jerrydaugherty4657]

Nicely done! Not over-narrated!

[@KinGlamour]

I would love for nasa to bring some gems from Mars big enough rocks ,polish them on earth and turnit into jewlery then sold it to the highest bidder in an action. A very good way of making money for further research.

[@WSCLATER]

Science fiction and fantasy

[@Rick-qf5de]

NASA is on a 3 trillion dollar a year budget... We're going back to the Moon. Or they could give every man woman and child in the USA 3 million dollars each.. and still stockpile the underground cities....

[@DaprophetBC]

Love these…. Very informative been dying to figure out what’s going on step by step, very relaxing and suspenseful!!!!

[@williamdodge5123]

Mars lost its atmosphere, earth repeating same processes.

[@pitchforkpeasant6219]

Earth is ever changing as is everything. Living organisms within it adapts or it dies

[@bankrollfresh69]

Nice video! Is this real colour?

[@johnslugger]

*We are a strange spices. A looking for bacteria on mars while murdering 121,000,000 heart beats a year here on earth.*

[@JonSmyth-h5n]

Then we talk about "life evolving" as if it's a given yet they can't even explain how the chicken got here.

[@johnslugger]

@@JonSmyth-h5n *Call it "God", Call it "Extraterrestrial Intervention". I doubt we evolved into something this complex in just 1.5B years.

[@johndef5075]

Soooo dramatic.

[@stevekanyon5765]

Amazing pictures from Devin Island.

[@SaneGuyFr]

Mars*

[@dredrotten]

I can't help feeling that we are not getting all of the information from NASA on what's actually on Mars and elsewhere. Ancient high-tech civilizations have come and gone over the millennia, particularly in India where they had what was called ''Vermana'', flying machines similar to UAPs of today.

[@informitas0117]

What are on about? You expect every planet there is to be inhabited?

[@rxwhat33]

I wouldn't count on nasa to give people information that could change engrained belief systems and change control structures, science is too political these days and any new information that comes forward that challenges the established narrative is dismissed.

[@rhn36]

What is bro yapping about

[@ruud9767]

This was really interesting!

[@revtoyota]

I hope all is well my friend. You have been missed the last few months.

[@ElderFoxDocumentaries]

Thank-you my friend. Your support is truly appreciated :)

[@MiG-25IsGOAT]

Thankfully Ingenuity is back on track again, it continues exploring the jezero crater. Nice!

[@jamesmccallum6770]

A very enjoyable distraction from the very worst human behavior that continues back here on Earth.